logo
episode-header-image
Nov 2022
20m 20s

Inside Tunisia's football culture

433
About this episode
In this episode we explore Tunisia’s football culture. The north African country qualified for the upcoming World Cup and is placed in the challenging Group D alongside France, Denmark and Australia. Tunisia is crazy about football. But what’s the local football culture like? And what can we expect from Tunisia at the World Cup? We spoke to a former Tunisian international and a Tunisian football journalist, to find out.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Up next
Dec 2023
Inside Egypt's Al Ahly
Al Ahly is Egypt's most successful and popular football club, boasting an estimated 40 million fans worldwide. But how did this club achieve such popularity and success? What's the story behind Al Ahly? To find out, we had conversations with a club legend, a club employee, a dedi ... Show More
19m 12s
Nov 2023
How Flamengo became Brazil's biggest club
Flamengo is the most popular football club in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and even South America. Reports estimate that the club has more than 40 million fans worldwide. But how did Flamengo become so popular? We spoke with the marketing director and a fan of the club to find out.- H ... Show More
15m 2s
Nov 2023
The Story of Sébastien Haller
He is known as 'The Cool Bird.' His mother calls him her handbag because he was always by her side as a child. Sébastien Haller is one of Europe's finest strikers. We had a chance to chat with Sébastien during a shoot for the fashion brand Balr., for an episode of our podcast.- H ... Show More
29m 31s
Recommended Episodes
Nov 2022
Iranian pride, Qatari misery & Tunisia’s Doha takeover
We hear from Iranian fans as they beat Wales to keep their hopes of World Cup progress alive. Ahmed Hashim, editor of Qatar Football Live, reflects on the host nation’s early exit from the World Cup. Find out why Qatar has become a second home to thousands of Tunisians, plus an i ... Show More
19m 37s
Jul 2021
Has there been a coup in Tunisia?
What now for Tunisia’s young democracy? Following a day of nationwide protests, Tunisia’s president sacked the PM and suspended parliament. As he put himself in charge, he said this was about getting the country back on track. Problem is: his critics accuse him of leading a coup. ... Show More
14m 47s
Jul 2023
بودكاست أخبار 25/07/23
بودكاست أخبار: حرائق مدمرة في الجزائر واستنفار في تونس. كيف يمكن التنبؤ بحرائق الغابات؟. عامان على إجراءاته الاستثنائية .. قيس سعيد يواصل حكم تونس. لم كل هذا الخلاف في اسرائيل حول بند الحد من المعقولية؟. 
10m 35s
May 2021
Who is Tunisia’s ‘megaphone’ politician?
Her critics describe her as populist and a demagogue. But Abir Moussi’s sudden popularity has taken many in Tunisia by surprise. She’s known for attention-grabbing stunts and for peddling conspiracy theories – and yet some believe she’s the answer to the country’s many problems. ... Show More
14m 6s
Apr 2022
How will African teams fair at the World Cup in Qatar?
The “Fab Five” – Ghana, Senegal, Morocco, Tunisia and Cameroon – will represent Africa at the World Cup in Qatar.And on Friday, we will learn who they will play, when the draw is made. This is a World Cup like no other both in terms of its location and timing: with it being playe ... Show More
17m 26s
Jul 2021
Trouble in Tunisia
Zack, Jenn, and Jen Kirby discuss the political crisis gripping Tunisia following the president’s decision to fire the prime minister and suspend parliament. Tunisia was the big “success story” of the Arab Spring: the one country whose revolution produced a real, albeit rocky, tr ... Show More
41m 44s
Jul 2023
Could an African team lift the Women’s World Cup?
“They’re some of the best footballers and athletes that I’ve ever played alongside.” The Women’s World Cup kicks off today. Zambia, Morocco, South Africa and Nigeria will represent the continent in Australia and New Zealand. They’ll all be hoping to get to the final in four weeks ... Show More
20m 29s
Jun 2024
Why England Aren’t Tournament Favourites, Playing With Diego Maradona & Head Tennis With Kevin Keegan
Should England be seen as underdogs at the Euros? How did a game of head tennis with Kevin Keegan leave its mark on UK politics? What's it like to play with Diego Armando Maradona? On today's episode of The Rest Is Football, Gary, Alan and Micah are joined by The Rest Is Politics ... Show More
32m 21s