Nezar Kadhem is the founder of Eat App, an industry-leading restaurant reservation and table management platform, servicing hotels and restaurants in more than 40 countries worldwide. Eat App has raised more than $8m, has a team with about 50 people, and has seated more than 20 million guests to date. Nezar is also a co-founder at Soundscapes, a music and arts festival in the Middle East. In this episode, we talked about his early beginnings, founding and scaling EatApp, music and culture, Burning Man, Cryptocurrency and more.

Max Stanton (@maxofarabia) is an “accidental content creator” and third culture kid living in Dubai. In this episode, we talk about his early beginnings, the business of being a content creator, the importance of having strong values, creativity, his future aspirations, and a lot more. Max has a lot of depth behind his fun and light-hearted demeanor. I hope you enjoy our conversation as much I did!

Mohamed Almaraj is CEO and brainchild behind ila bank (https://www.ilabank.com). As soon as I came across ila bank, I began trying to find out who started it and how. I was certain it must be an exceptional person, and a few months later I'm glad we finally managed to make this happen because Mohamed doesn't disappoint. In fact, he's a pretty amazing guy who's very smart and eager to help others grow.

Ahmed Alrawi, CEO and founder of Calo (https://calo.app),  joined this episode as a co-host.

Imran Al Aradi (@imrancomedy) is a well know radio show host and standup comedian. During this conversation we talk about how he found his way towards becoming a comedian and accomplished his childhood dream of being a radio show host. We dive into some of the lessons he learnt along the way, some of the difficulties and struggles, his creative process behind writing jokes, and a lot in between. If you like what you’re about to listen to, don’t forget to share it with your friends and give us a rating wherever you’re listening to this podcast from. Enjoy!

Aisha Fakhro (@aishafakhro) is a psychotherapist, podcast host (Soft Strength), and student of life that's been diving deep into mental and physical well being over the last decade of her life. In this conversation, we explore some of her key takeaways from hosting her own podcast, what it's like to be a psychotherapist and having to navigate through difficult situations, her understanding of different emotions and how they serve us, and many more topics in between.

Alia Almoayed (https://aliaalmoayed.com/) is a Nutritional Therapist and Health Activist. In this episode we dive into her journey and the many challenges that shaped her along the way, she shares unique perspectives and thoughts on these crazy (yet fascinating) times that we’re experiencing, while exploring spontaneous topics in between. 

🍌 On a personal level she’s one of those people I look up to the most. Was pretty nervous going into the interview 😅 ... hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

If you have an idea for a tech. startup, but aren't sure where/how to start ... this is the episode for you. Ahmed Alrawi breaks things down so that you can feel comfortable launching your tech. startup without a technical background. It's a raw discussion we weren't initially thinking of publishing that I'm sure you'll find extremely informative. 

Ahmed Alrawi (@ahmedtherawi) is the founder and CEO of Calo (@calo_app), and a rare, one-of-a-kind, human specimen.

Wafa Alobaidat is the founder of Obai & Hill, Women Power Summit, and Women Power Podcast.

Follow her journey @wafaobaidat