Podcasts about impact lebanon

In this episode, we speak to Ghiya El-Assaad from Minteshreen on the political group's recently-formed coalition ahead of Lebanon's 2022 elections, lessons learned on recent criticisms, and how political parties and citizens can better engage in discussions with each other.  In this episode, we reference Minteshreen's political plan, which you can access, in Arabic, here, and in English, here.  Keep up with Minteshreen by checking out their website and social media platforms: Website: https://minteshreen.com/ar/what-we-stand-for/how-we-got-here Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/minteshreen @minteshreen Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/minteshreen @minteshreen Twitter: https://twitter.com/minteshreen @minteshreen The Sawti Podcast is co-hosted by Tarek Khalil, Tamara Rasamny, and Samir Ballouz. Edited and produced by Tamara Rasamny. Sting by Roupen Bezdikian. Cover art by Karine Sawan. Though Sawti is an Impact Lebanon initiative and The Sawti Podcast stems from Sawti, there is no editorial control from Sawti or Impact Lebanon, and no reviewal of interviews or episodes before publishing from these groups. Views discussed in this podcast do not represent Sawti Voice or Impact Lebanon.  Recent Unified Coalition Campaign 3:16 Coalition's vision 6:55 The reality of multiple opposition lists 8:12 Potential candidates 9:23 Minteshreen overview and values 11:30 Minteshreen's core principles 14:03 Internal structure and decision-making process 16:41.923 0:00 Minteshreen Politics and NGOs 26:36 Holding alternative parties to a higher standard 31:57 Lessons learned and holding discussions 41:00 Post-elections 47:48 Minteshreen town halls and programs 48:38 What motivates you to keep going? 50:09 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we speak to Petra Samaha from Citizens in a State on the group's centralized program and how they are prioritizing one national program across Lebanon as opposed to regional coalitions or efforts. We address their rhetoric around Hezbollah and what it means to be striving for a civil state.  *Note: This episode has a video component. You can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZ1uPAQXk4E  You can access Citizens in a State's electoral candidates through this link: https://qadreen2022.com/  To keep up with Citizens in a State, check out their website and social media channels: Website: https://mmfidawla.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mmfidawla @mmfidawla Twitter: https://twitter.com/mmfidawla @mmfidawla Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mmfidawla @mmfidawla The Sawti Podcast is co-hosted by Tarek Khalil, Tamara Rasamny, and Samir Ballouz. Edited and produced by Tamara Rasamny. Sting by Roupen Bezdikian. Cover art by Karine Sawan. Though Sawti is an Impact Lebanon initiative and The Sawti Podcast stems from Sawti, there is no editorial control from Sawti or Impact Lebanon, and no reviewal of interviews or episodes before publishing from these groups. Views discussed in this podcast do not represent Sawti Voice or Impact Lebanon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we have a conversation with Hassan Ramadan from Madinati (formerly known as Beirut Madinati).  We discuss topics from who Madinati is and how the party started a wave of hope in the 2016 municipal elections, engaging one of the largest municipal voter outcomes for a new political party, to how it decided to broaden its reach to focus on Lebanon, through its participation in the upcoming parliamentary elections. We go over the recent change in the party's name from Beirut Madinati to Madinati, how the group prioritizes a democratic exchange of ideas, and ongoing developments with their allies in preparing themselves for the parliamentary elections. Keep up with Madinati on their website or social media channels: Website: https://beirutmadinati.com/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/beirutmadinati @BeirutMadinati Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beirutmadinati/ @BeirutMadinati Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BeirutMadinati @BeirutMadinati The Sawti Podcast is co-hosted by Tarek Khalil, Tamara Rasamny, and Samir Ballouz. Edited and produced by Tamara Rasamny. Sting by Roupen Bezdikian. Cover art by Karine Sawan. Though Sawti is an Impact Lebanon initiative and The Sawti Podcast stems from Sawti, there is no editorial control from Sawti or Impact Lebanon, and no reviewal of interviews or episodes before publishing from these groups. Views discussed in this podcast do not represent Sawti Voice or Impact Lebanon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we speak to Mohammad Serhan from National Bloc about the political group's history, its recent reemergence into the political scene, its work in social justice issues like the LGBTQI community and women's rights, politically engaging youth and the Lebanese diaspora, and the existential crisis facing Lebanon as we know it. Mohammad talks about his journey into the activist and political scene, the dynamics of forming political coalitions in Lebanon, and how sometimes, we need to put personal opinions aside in order to unite and influence change from within the parliament.  To keep up with National Bloc, check out their website and social media channels: Website: https://nationalbloc.org/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/nationalbloc_lb @nationalbloc_lb Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nationalbloc_lb/?hl=en @nationalbloc_lb Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Nationalbloc.lb/ @Nationalbloc.lb The Sawti Podcast is co-hosted by Samir Ballouz, Tarek Khalil, and Tamara Rasamny. Edited and produced by Tamara Rasamny. Sting by Roupen Bezdikian. Cover art by Karine Sawan. Though Sawti is an Impact Lebanon initiative and The Sawti Podcast stems from Sawti, there is no editorial control from Sawti or Impact Lebanon, and no reviewal of interviews or episodes before publishing from these groups. Views discussed in this podcast do not represent Sawti Voice or Impact Lebanon. Introduction to Mohammad Serhan 0:49 Introduction to National Bloc 2:34 How National Bloc has changed over time 6:57 National Bloc and banking secrecy 8:58 Connotation of the National Bloc and Christianity 10:40 How the National Bloc operates 15:14 Programs and what the group is working on 16:41 Diaspora programs and the diaspora's vote 23:57 National Identity of National Bloc 28:41 Women in politics 29:17 National Bloc's gender quota 31:09 Identifying candidates 32:11 Elections & Coalitions 33:54 Kataeb 38:57 Kulluna Irada and April 13 Coalition 40:25 Funding 42:11 Outcomes of elections 43:08 If you're skeptical to vote this is for you 47:50 Moments of hope 48:39 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we speak to Nay El-Rahi from LiHaqqi, a grassroots political organization that was formed prior to the 2018 elections by a group of young activists from the Chouf/Aley region.  Nay discusses the organization's work in recreating a new political identity, their views regarding pressure around opposition groups to unite, how traditional parties have hijacked the opposition, and how LiHaqqi refuses to compromise on its core values.  To keep up with LiHaqqi, check out their website and social media channels: Website: http://lihaqqi.org/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lihaqqi/?hl=en @LiHaqqi Twitter: https://twitter.com/li_haqqi?lang=en @Li_Haqqi Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LiHaqqi/ @LiHaqqi We reference a report in the episode, "A Path for Political Change in Lebanon? Lessons and Narratives from the 2018 Elections" which you can read, here: https://www.arab-reform.net/publication/a-path-for-political-change-in-lebanon-lessons-and-narratives-from-the-2018-elections/  The Sawti Podcast is co-hosted by Samir Ballouz, Tarek Khalil, and Tamara Rasamny. Edited and produced by Tamara Rasamny. Sting by Roupen Bezdikian. Cover art by Karine Sawan. Though Sawti Voice is an Impact Lebanon initiative and The Sawti Podcast stems from Sawti, there is no editorial control from Sawti Voice or Impact Lebanon, and no reviewal of interviews or episodes before publishing from these groups. Views discussed in this podcast do not represent Sawti Voice or Impact Lebanon.   LiHaqqi core principles 7:26 LiHaqqi in 2018 parliamentary elections 9:53 2018 election-rigging 14:20 Coalition and lists - debunking myths 20:34 Kataeb and Hezbollah 22:05 Unification and stance on banks 23:32 Splitting the vote 25:08 Elections and partners 28:10 Political models in Lebanese history 30:56 Potential candidates and partners 38:22 LiHaqqi demographics 40:20 Candidate names? 43:26 Does LiHaqqi compromise? 45:56 Funding platforms: Kulluna Irada & Nahwal Watan 49:53 How does LiHaqqi receive funding? 51:36 A post-election LiHaqqi 52:12 Recommendations for listeners 54:18 A hopeful moment 57:55 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we speak to Marc Geara from Tahalof Watani on how the political party is preparing for the elections, what they learned from the 2018 parliamentary elections and Marc's former experience running in the 2016 Beirut municipal election, and why it's important to remain hopeful despite Lebanon's collapse. To keep up with Tahalof Watani's work, check out their website and social media pages: Website: https://tahalofwatani.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tahalofwatani/ @TahalofWatani  Twitter: https://twitter.com/TahalofWatani @TahalofWatani Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Ta7alofWatani @Ta7alofWatani The Sawti Podcast is co-hosted by Samir Ballouz, Tarek Khalil, and Tamara Rasamny. Edited and produced by Tamara Rasamny. Sting by Roupen Bezdikian. Cover art by Karine Sawan. Though Sawti is an Impact Lebanon initiative and The Sawti Podcast stems from Sawti, there is no editorial control from Sawti or Impact Lebanon, and no reviewal of interviews or episodes before publishing from these groups. Views discussed in this podcast do not represent Sawti Voice or Impact Lebanon. Introduction to Marc Geara 0:58 Introduction to Tahalof Watani 1:22 Tahalof Watani's values and aims 3:03 Tahalof Watani's role in the 2018 Parliamentary Elections 5:31 Coordination of groups in forming 2018 parliamentary coalitions 6:54 Diaspora outreach 9:48 Creating hope and encouraging voter participation 10:42 Kulluna Irada 12:26 Tahalof Watani's stance on coalitions and certain political parties 13:01 Kulluna Irada and Nahwal Watan 14:21 Marc's experience running with Beirut Madinati in 2016 Municipal Elections 15:29. Distribution of votes in 2016 Municipal Elections 16:58 Potential candidates 19:47 Funding 20:45 Tahalof Watani's areas of influence 22:11 Timeline of coalitions and lists 22:38 Hope amidst a failing country 24:58 Reforms and Lebanon's recovery 27:02 Marc's expectations for the elections 28:58 Tahalof Watani's programs and ongoing work 33:29 April 13 coalition and Tahalof Watani as centrists 36:56 Kataeb and Hezbollah 41:59 On a positive note 47:17 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we speak to Mada's representative, Marwan Issa, on how university secular clubs turned into a nation-wide network, how secularism and democratic principles have taken over previously sectarian discussions on Lebanon's future, and how Mada is preparing for the Lebanese 2022 elections. To keep up with Mada's work, check out their social media channels: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/madanetwork/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MadaNetwork/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/MadaNetworkLEB  The Sawti Podcast is an Impact Lebanon initiative. It's co-hosted by Samir Ballouz, Tarek Khalil, and Tamara Rasamny. Edited and produced by Tamara Rasamny. Sting by Roupen Bezdikian. Cover art by Karine Sawan. Views expressed in this podcast do not represent those of Sawti Voice or Impact Lebanon.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Sawti Podcast is your guide to Lebanon's alternative political parties and the upcoming elections. Each episode introduces a political party, discussing the group's values, aims, and work in creating a better Lebanon. Episodes are released every Wednesday. Subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss an episode.  The Sawti Podcast is an Impact Lebanon initiative. It's co-hosted by Samir Ballouz, Tarek Khalil, and Tamara Rasamny. It's edited and produced by Tamara Rasamny. The sting is produced by Roupen Bezdikian. Cover art by Karine Sawan. Views expressed in this podcast do not represent those of Sawti Voice or Impact Lebanon.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

بدعوة من Impact Lebanon المناظرة تعرض لمنطق 8 و 14 آذار والموقف من الحزب. وهل الأحزاب المختلفة مسؤولة بشكل متساوٍ عن الأزمة؟ أم أننا ابتعدنا الآن عن خطاب "كلن يعني كلن"؟ ما الدور الذي لعبه الإعلام في ذلك؟

Samir and Farrah met with Omar Badr from Sawti, an initiative from Impact Lebanon. Sawti, or my voice/vote in Arabic, hopes to equip voters with the information needed for the upcoming elections.

Impact Lebanon is a non-profit grassroots organisation that raised millions to help Lebanon's recovery. Sibylle George, one of the co-founders, tells us the story of how it happened, what they are funding and what is next.

Artist: Oktave (Brooklyn, United States) Label: Inward Records Genre: Organic House / Downtempo Release Date: 30.09.2020 Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/kun-al-muruna/3136448 Oktave resides in New York. He is the co-founder of Kuná, an NYC based event series. With his partner Mashrik, who is originally from Lebanon, they have decided to make a music compilation of original tracks from a total of 26 exceptional artists from every part of the globe who agreed to support the cause. The purpose of this compilation is to fundraise money to help rebuild Lebanon. A lot of NGOs are on the ground collecting foreign aids as the government cannot be trusted. Our goal is to raise as much as possible by selling the compilation through several distribution and streaming platforms. For this reason, we decided to partner with Inward Records, the Label that's Co-owned by the duo @sparrowandbarbossa and @pippiciez who is the maestro behind the amazing mastering of the tracks. 100% of the proceeds from the compilation will go directly to NGOs in Lebanon, such as the Lebanese Red Cross, Impact Lebanon and Nawraj. We, the Kuná founders and Inward Team, are humbled to have so many talented artists agreeing to offer their music as a mean to bring people together to support a good cause and make a difference in a country that desperately needs help. Buy your copy and save Beirut! Inward Records: https://www.facebook.com/InwardRecords Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/inwardrecords Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inwardrecords Oktave: www.facebook.com/oktavemusik Soundcloud: @oktavemusik Instagram: www.instagram.com/oktavemusik CONTACT (DHM): Email — deephousemoscow@hotmail.com

Beirut and its people have still not recovered from the enormous blast that killed 190 people and injured thousands in August 2020. In this episode, Zeina Arida, director of the Sursock Museum in Beirut; Omar Christidis, founder and CEO of Arabnet; Mohamad Kantar, co-founder of Impact Lebanon; and Dr. Zeina Mohanna, board member of Amel Association International discuss the future of Lebanon. The conversation is led by Ghadi Sary, managing partner at Governance House. Together they discuss the explosion, the ongoing economic crisis, civil unrest, changes in regional alliances, and impact of Coronavirus - and reflect whether Lebanon can survive in the form we know it now.

Jen and Sarah are joined by a special guest, Omar, to revisit their conversation about the 2018 film, Capernaum. In the aftermath of the explosion in Beirut in early August, Nadine Labaki's film is even more hauntingly relevant. In this episode of The Strategic Whimsy Experiment, they discuss the current state of events on the streets in Lebanon and what can be done to help in the aftermath of this terrible crisis. Ways to support: Lebanese Red Cross: http://www.redcross.org.lb/ Impact Lebanon: https://www.impactlebanon.org/ Baytna Baytak: https://www.baytnabaytak.com/home Follow us on Instagram @strategicwhimsyexperiment and on Twitter @strategicwhimsy. Contact us with any questions or comments at strategicwhimsyexperiment@gmail.com.

On this episode your hosts Abood and Joss are joined once again by their friend and content creator Iham from @Yalla.Guys. Where they talk about Iham's reason for joining TikTok, what it means to be a content creator and what makes TikTok different from other social media platforms. They all then discuss the recent news of TikTok getting banned in the United States and what it could potentially mean to millions of users and aspiring creators. Iham's social media: TikTok: @Yalla.guys Youtube: Yalla Guys -> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ4hKdFU4b00wsxRwS_0bnQ Instagram: @yalla.guys Lebanon Links: Lebanese Red Cross: https://www.supportlrc.app/donate/donate_guest.html Impact Lebanon: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/lebanon-relief?utm_term=Q9MRDnPnr Lebanese Food Bank: https://donate.lebanesefoodbank.org/ Live Love Beirut: https://livelove.org/helplebanon --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jose918/message

If you're in the UAE: Emirates Red Crescent Relief Efforts To Beirut (Via Text) Emirates Red Crescent Relief Efforts To Beirut (Online Payment) The Big Heart Foundation If you're in Lebanon: Saint George Hospital International Medical Corps Matbakh Elbalad Beirut Crisis Shelters Gestures From The Heart. Providing Food Therapy For Adults & Children: Body-Mind Consultancy  Himaye Lebanon Hotlines: 03 414 964 71 802 883 79 300 419 79 300 410/411 76 450 653 Other Psychologists: 336 815 633 68 (WhatsApp) 180 299 947 55 (WhatsApp) Other International Opportunities: Lebanese Red Cross Impact Lebanon Food & Medicine For The Kafala Victims In Lebanon  Evacuate Migrant Domestic Workers in Lebanon NOW! Save The Children Double your Donation for Beirut Beit El Baraka Relief and Repatriation for Domestic Workers in Beirut, Lebanon Artwork by Khalid Albaih #WeCauseCulture Hosted by OT, Reem, and Akkaoui, the Dukkan Show is brought to you by the audiophiles at Dukkan Media. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you're in the UAE: Emirates Red Crescent Relief Efforts To Beirut (Via Text) Emirates Red Crescent Relief Efforts To Beirut (Online Payment) The Big Heart Foundation If you're in Lebanon: Saint George Hospital International Medical Corps Matbakh Elbalad Beirut Crisis Shelters Gestures From The Heart. Providing Food Therapy For Adults & Children: Body-Mind Consultancy  Himaye Lebanon Hotlines: 03 414 964 71 802 883 79 300 419 79 300 410/411 76 450 653 Other Psychologists: 336 815 633 68 (WhatsApp) 180 299 947 55 (WhatsApp) Other International Opportunities: Lebanese Red Cross Impact Lebanon Food & Medicine For The Kafala Victims In Lebanon  Evacuate Migrant Domestic Workers in Lebanon NOW! Save The Children Double your Donation for Beirut Beit El Baraka Relief and Repatriation for Domestic Workers in Beirut, Lebanon Artwork by Khalid Albaih #WeCauseCulture Hosted by OT, Reem, and Akkaoui, the Dukkan Show is brought to you by the audiophiles at Dukkan Media. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, we tackle the aftermath of the massive explosion that shook Lebanon's capital Beirut on August 4.The cataclysmic blast at Beirut's port claimed the lives of at least 171 people and injured around 6,500 others. About half the city was left damaged or destroyed, with hundreds of thousands made homeless. As the explosion sank Beirut even further into the depths of Lebanon's economic crisis, few will be able to afford to repair or rebuild their homes.The tragedy has revived anger at a political elite whose alleged negligence has been blamed for the blast, as reports suggest the authorities knew for years of the presence of dangerous stocks of ammonium nitrate that triggered the explosion, close to the residential, commercial and cultural heart of Beirut.With the absence of a proactive government, Beirut's residents assembled task forces to care for each other and rebuild their city. As the world mourned with Lebanon, donations poured in for NGOs engaging in direct relief efforts on the ground. One of them is London-based Impact Lebanon, a little known organisation that has quickly mobilised to lead the overseas appeal for aid to Beirut. The New Arab spoke to to Impact Lebanon co-founder Diana Abbas, who says her organization felt a responsibility to take action amid the initial confusion of the devastating explosion.At the time of this episode's release, Impact Lebanon has already exceeded £5 million in donations on its fundraiser for Beirut. The organization has since raised its target to £7.5 million. Should our listeners want to make a donation, they can find the fundraiser on the websites of Impact Lebanon and JustGiving, or by clicking here.To read The New Arab's full profile of Impact Lebanon, click hereMake sure to follow The New Arab's coverage of the Beirut blast on our website www.newarab.co.uk and social media channels Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for more.This episode was hosted and produced by Danya Hajjaji, and researched by Narjas Zatat. Music by Omar al-Fil @elepheel. To get in touch with the producers, follow then tweet us at @TheNewArabVoice or email multimedia.english@alaraby.co.uk)

Join us this week for another episode of Inspirational, Mysterious, and Sacred Places. Tonight we visit a country where you can go skiing in the morning and sunbathe by the sea in the afternoon. Come with us as we explore some of Lebanon’s breathtaking and enigmatic sights. As mentioned in the show, here are some reliable NGO's that you can reach out to if you are able to help support: Lebanese Red Cross http://www.redcross.org.lb/index.aspx?pageid=907Offre Joie https://offrejoie.org/Impact Lebanon https://www.impactlebanon.org/Chance Association https://chanceassociation.org Please be sure to follow us on our Facebook Page on @inspirationallivingpodcast. Comment and rate our podcast on Itunes and be sure to subscribe. To learn more about Marianne check out her website at www.mariannejohansen.com where you will discover information about her readings, healing, and soul work. To learn more about Rien Cassidy, visit her website at www.riencassidy.com where you can discover her therapeutic art classes. 

This week's episode, the Her Take ladies discuss our frustration over Joe Biden STILL not picking his running mate so late in the game, the fall of Bon Appetit and all the Bachelorette rumors. We also have a nice chat about the benefits of digital detoxing, especially during the work day, and plopping for your hair. Check out our take and let us know what you think by engaging with us on social media: Instagram - @hertakepodcast Twitter - @hertakepod Beirut Resources(double check your donations are in $ USD): - Lebanese Red Cross: https://www.supportlrc.app/donate/donate_guest.html - Islamic Relief: https://www.islamic-relief.org.uk/lebanon-emergency/ - Impact Lebanon: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/lebanon-relief?utm_term=PYp7gXzyD Voting Resources: - Register to Vote: www.usa.gov/register-to-vote - Absentee/Mail-In Ballots: www.vote.org/absentee-ballot/ Support USPS: - USPS Store: store.usps.com/store/home - USPS Petition: actionnetwork.org/petitions/save-t…s-postal-service Text USPS to 50409 Anti-Racist Resources: - Anti-Racism Resources: www.rachelricketts.com/antiracism-resources - Anti-Racism Articles, Books, Films, Podcasts: docs.google.com/document/d/1BRlF2…KET_uxBDK_lmycRug - Black Lives Matter Resources: blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/# - Justice for Breonna Taylor: www.justicefor-breonnataylor.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today's episode we talk about just how difficult things have been lately for all of us, and we highlight the fact that we are all badass fighters who are doing a fantastic job of handling this mess called 2020. Links https://www.npr.org/2020/08/07/899776352/beiruts-explosion-looks-like-an-accident-and-a-sign-of-the-country-s-collapse https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/08/07/georgia-student-hannah-watters-suspension-revoked-viral-photo/3319100001/ Places to donate The Lebanese Red Cross - https://www.supportlrc.app/donate/donate_guest.html Islamic Relief - https://www.islamic-relief.org.uk/lebanon-emergency/ Impact Lebanon - https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/lebanon-relief?utm_term=PYp7gXzyD UNICEF - https://www.unicefusa.org/?form=donate U.N. World Food Program - https://secure.wfpusa.org/donate/urgent-support-emergency-humanitarian-response-lebanon?ms=2008_UNR_LebanonEmergency_Lightbox_WEB International Medical Corps - https://give.internationalmedicalcorps.org/page/65328/donate/1?ea.tracking.id=DP~LB21~DPHPL2108 Music Credit These City Streets by BigAlBeatz: https://soundcloud.com/bigalbeatz/jaz... Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music provided by Free Vibes: https://goo.gl/NkGhTg --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/subtweetsandtherapy/message

This week, Maya and Zara discuss unicorns, types of beauty, and looking forward to the holiday season despite not really celebrating Christmas. Donate to Lebanese Red Cross: https://www.supportlrc.app/donate/donate.html UNICEF: https://www.unicefusa.org/? Impact Lebanon: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/lebanon-relief?utm_term=PYp7gXzyD --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

HELP LEBANON --> Lebanese Red Cross: https://bit.ly/30FOaSp; Impact Lebanon: https://bit.ly/31p4Dcw; Baytna Baytak: https://bit.ly/3a4XN01; Save the Children: https://bit.ly/30E2RFy; Islamic Relief: https://bit.ly/2PyNjfP. From opera to rock to dubstep to rap, the boys have listened to a lot of genres of music over their lives. This week, they sit down to talk about different life moments and how they were tied to music. Shoutout of the week: fuck Claro! Artists to check out: Deante' Hitchcock and Dende.

Hello guys, On this special episode your hosts Abood and Joss are joined by their friend and content creator Iham where they discuss the recent explosion that took place in the Beirut port, capital of Lebanon, where Abood and Iham are from. Abood and Joss will also be donating a dollar for every listen this episode gets up to $300. We hope you enjoy this special episode and can bring you a closer perspective to the crisis Lebanese people are facing and their need for aid in these trying times. Please share this episode to help raise awareness of this catastrophe. Links to donate to organizations on the ground: Lebanese Red Cross: According to the organization's website, the Lebanese Red Cross is the largest national humanitarian organization in Lebanon, and the main provider of ambulance services in the country. They are currently mobilizing ambulances as well as setting up first aid, triage stations, and temporary shelter in Beirut to help the victims. https://www.supportlrc.app/donate/donate_guest.html Impact Lebanon: The Lebanon-based non-profit and social incubator Impact Lebanon is raising money via crowdfunding site JustGiving to help provide disaster relief after the Beirut explosion. As of Wednesday, the group has raised over £3.5 million of their £5 million goal. They plan on giving the first £100,000 to the Lebanese Red Cross, and are distributing the rest across vetted, independent NGOs. https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/lebanon-relief?utm_term=Q9MRDnPnr Lebanese Food Bank: Working to eliminate hunger across the region, the Lebanese Food Bank has previously been supported by Amal and George Clooney, who earlier this year helped with coronavirus relief efforts. Amid a massive explosion that has displaced many people in Beirut, the organization's mission to make sure nobody goes hungry is critical. https://donate.lebanesefoodbank.org/ Live Love Beirut: Created in 2012 as an online community with the mission of spreading messages of hope, love, and social action in Beirut, Live Love Beirut is committing donations over the next three months to a list of vetted NGOs that are helping the people of Beirut recover from the damages after the explosion. https://livelove.org/helplebanon --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jose918/message