Talks Hosted by Fawwaz

I explore what friendship really means today across cultures, across borders, and across the expectations we place on ourselves. From the Arab Diwaniya culture to Western friend group chats, we look at why we fear being alone, why modern friendships feel fragile, and what makes a good friend in a world obsessed with connection.It is an honest, global, and personal look at the friendships we choose, the ones we keep, and the ones we outgrow.

Donald Trump returns to the White House, making bold moves from day one. But are his executive orders real solutions or just distractions from bigger issues like the economy? In this episode, I break down his first actions as president and what they really mean for America’s future.

In this episode I'm going to talk about the recent TikTok ban in the United States and I'll explore why the government decided to pull the plug on one of the world’s most popular social media platforms. I'll also be looking at how this decision could reshape social media and what it means for digital freedoms.

In this late night segment, I talk about how to be politically aware in an ever changing world, offering practical tips on staying informed and engaged without feeling overwhelmed. I also dive into the implications of Donald Trump’s recent win and what it could mean for U.S. politics and media.Then I'll take a closer look at how the Middle Eastern culture looks at being politically aware.

In this episode I'll be talking about what a Kamala Harris presidency could mean for America and the world. As the first woman and first woman of color to become President, her victory would be historic, but what policies would she pursue? How would she handle a divided Congress, international relations, and the ongoing political polarization in the U.S.?

This episode I delve into some of the most pressing issues in American politics with political scientist Dr. Bernard Firestone. Join me as we explore the potential impact of Donald Trump's candidacy in the 2024 election, analyzing his strategies, support base, and the broader implications for the American political landscape. Dr. Firestone also shares his insights on the evolving dynamics of American foreign policy, focusing on the complex relationship between the United States and Iran. From historical comparisons to contemporary challenges, this episode gives you a comprehensive examination of the key factors shaping the current political environment. Whether you're a political enthusiast or simply looking to stay informed, this conversation with Dr. Firestone is not to be missed.

In my conversation with author and professor Lee Zimmerman, he dives into the intricate relationship between climate issues and societal perceptions of reality. Drawing inspiration from the book "White Noise," we unravel the complexities of environmental challenges and their impact on politics and our understanding of truth.