Lebanon is at War, Should We Evacuate? -...

After an extended break, this is a Lebanese-focused Lebanon with our good friend Joy Tassidis and new character Sylvio Chiha! 

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We’re talking Lebanon on The Escape Hour today. Our guest, David Gale, is discussing all things Lebanon with hosts Fiona, Russ and Stephane. Listen in to this podcast to discover more about the destinations of Lebanon from Beirut to locations beyond the capital. The post Talking ... Show More

Discussion of the Lebanese diaspora begins at 20:05. Nizar and Ben are joined by Sergio Jalil, director of CELIBAL, the Centro De Estudios Libaneses Para America Latina(Center for Lebanese Studies in Latin America) to talk about the Lebanese diaspora, its impact here in Lebanon, ... Show More

In episode 118, the girls go deep into the protests in Lebanon and break down what the citizens want in their reforms and how the government is responding. Special reporting from former guest Afeef Nessouli! FOLLOW HIM NOW!!!FOOTNOTES: Lebanon protests: Five things you need to kn ... Show More

This episode is for anybody who is Lebanese, has a Lebanese parent, significant other, friend, or is just around Lebanese people a lot, as we break down five different ways Lebanese people express their love. Whether it's through excessive feeding, endless teasing, or unnecessary ... Show More

<p>This is a repost of an episode I did with Dr Andrew Arsan, British-Lebanese scholar and author of the book <em>Lebanon: A Country in Fragments</em>, and which was originally released on the Hummus For Thought podcast. I'm releasing it here as an introduction to a series of upc ... Show More

In episode 161, the girls talk in detail about the blast in Lebanon, the murder of Anthony McClain in Pasadena, California, and more.FOOTNOTES: Lebanon: Why the country is in crisis Lebanon parliament approves sweeping powers for the army After devastating Beirut explosion, traum ... Show More

<p>Tweet anything about Syrians in Lebanon and they&#39;ll appear. Say that Lebanese people are Arabs and you&#39;ll hear them bark. Look at the history of the failed colonial project that is Lebanon, and you&#39;ll see them everywhere. </p> <p>This is an obviously provocative ti ... Show More