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This week, I sit down with Egyptian fashion designer Christine Massarany, who took a bold leap into fashion at 36 after a decade in PR and advertising. From ditching her 9-5 to turning her passion into reality, Christine's story is all about courage, reinvention, and following your dreams—no matter when. Tune in to hear her journey, the hurdles she faced, and the magic that happens when you take a chance on yourself.
هذا الأسبوع، أجلس مع مصممة الأزياء المصرية كريستين مسراني التي اتخذت قفزة جريئة في عالم الأزياء في سن 36 بعد عقد من العمل في مجال العلاقات العامة والإعلانات. من ترك الوظيفة الروتينية إلى تحويل شغفها إلى واقع، قصة كريستين تدور حول الشجاعة وإعادة اكتشاف الذات وملاحقة الأحلام في أي وقت. استمعوا لتتعرفوا على رحلتها، التحديات التي واجهتها، والسحر الذي يحدث عندما تأخذ فرصة لتغيير حياتك. ✨Support the show
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This episode is a little different! Dr. Reem Nouman asked if she could be the one to interview me and ask me how I cut the crap from my life and how I started the first podcast in Egypt.
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Therapy has been in high demand over the past few years, as people have started prioritized their mental health. That being said, there has also been an influx of imposters and people posing as therapists and coaches to ride the social media wave but have zero credibility in the field. In this episode I sit with Mohamed Ma'andi to discuss some of the things to look out for.
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Every year I like to sit and catch up with Yasmina. This season was our first episode alone without her fabulous Momager. I got to talk with her about how she navigates being a teenager and a working professional, reflecting on previous topics we've discussed and how she views them today, and how she's been working on her self.
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'Can you fix him?' Mahmoud Abdel Mageed talks about how he shifted his life 180 degrees by working on shifting his perspective of it.
We discuss his relationship with his wife, and get into questions like did she 'change him,' and does a man even change? We tackle subjects about fatherhood, being a partner, and society. This talk is refreshing in its uniqueness and honesty.Support the show
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I sat with Amira Adeeb and we talked about all the crap she's had to cut out of her life lately, and to get here. We diver deeper into personal and professional topics, including things we're going through lately...making it feel like a real 'DMC on the couch.'
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Founder of Egypts first game company, Sarah Abulkhair talks about how she found her way to this unique career path after learning she'd been fired for months. We get into a lot of relatable topics, whether its career shifting, overcoming burnouts, having faith in the outcome and much more.
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Adventurer and record breaker, Omar Samra, decided to row the Atlantic but ended up capsizing. I sat with him to ask about every single detail that came to my mind. How was he able to, not only physically prepare but also, mentally prepare and survive such a unique experience...
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لمان هتتكلم مع كريم داش في حلقة النهاردة عن أهمية العيلة٫ الصحة٫ و المساواة بين الراجل و الست
In today's audio episode, Lamaan speaks with Karim Dash about the importance of family, health, and gender equality.Support the show
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Amina opens up to Lamaan about her self love journey, learning to trust her intuition, working on herself and a lot more on tonight's episode of Cut The Crap
أمينة خليل بتتكلم مع لمان عن رحلتها في ثقتها و حبها لنفسها، و ازاي اتعلمت انها تثق في احساسها و طورت من نفسها في حلقة النهاردة في Cut The CrapSupport the show
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Lamaan talks with Nesma ElShazly, founder of stardust P, about the struggles of being a woman in a society that puts a lot of restrictions.
لمان بتتكلم مع نسمة الشاذلي مؤسسة star dust PR consultancy عن الصعوبات اللي بتواجهها المرأة في المجتمع و العوائق اللي بتواجههاSupport the show
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Lamaan talks with Menna Kotb Animal rights activist about our stray dog issues and why these baladi dogs and cats are an essential part not only for the survival of our ecosystem but also our mental, emotional, and spiritual well being.
لمان و منة قطب ناشطة حقوق الحيوان عن أهمية وجود الحيوان في البيئة و الرحمة بيهم
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Lamaan and Ali talk about the rise of rap in Egypt and the power of the messages behind his songs.
لمان و علي بيتكلموا عن صعود الراب في مصر و قوة الرسائل الموجودة في اغانيهSupport the show
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Parents needing to start having the uncomfortable conversations with their kids is the basis behind Dibo’s “Elephant in The Room” campaign series. In this episode Lamaan and Dibo discuss the importance of combating these taboos, being able to find your way in life and the limitations of toxic masculinity.
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In the season premier of season 4, Lamaan will be talking with Shahd El Shater, one of the top comedians in Egypt, about comedy as a defense against the negativity in the world, against childhood traumas, and against not so great days. We also dive into the skills and discipline behind being taken seriously in the field.
في بداية الموسم الرابع، هتتكلم لمان مع شهد الشاطر، أحد أفضل الكوميديانات في مصر، عن الكوميديا كخط دفاع ضد السلبية في العالم، ضد صدمات الطفولة، و تهون الايام الصعبة . وهنتعرف معاهم على المهارات والانضباط اللي تخليك تلمع في مجال الكوميديا.Support the show
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a chat with Lamaan, the founder and host of cuthecrap, Egypts first podcast!
Get to know what made her start in the first place and dig deeper behind the name of the podcast.Support the show
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We have been taught that resting goes against everything we aspire to be in life.
It's lazy, it's a waste of time, it lacks motivation and energy blah blah blah.
Resting is literally where all the work you put in starts to do its thing. YOU NEED REST.
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