• The US Midterm Election Explained
    Nov 3 2022

    The upcoming election has been lately a major topic of conversation at the Arab American Café. In this episode will explain the process and review some of the forcasts, the issues and the key races.
    We invite you to listen and enjoy, and please support us by sharing this podcast.
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    49 mins
  • NGOs & Non-Profit Orgs: a conversation with Dr Kamel Mohanna. Part 2. In Arabic.
    Jul 27 2022

    Humanitarian work has evolved over the years from initially serving religious and political agendas, to non-profit non-governmental and civil society organizations, to large international institutions.

    The proliferation of many organizations raises many questions prime among them: why? who can we trust? who is legitimate? And how and what works?

    Helping us understand all of this is Dr Kamel Mohanna, a physician and a humanitarian who’s been a beacon in the field. Dr Mohanna is the General Coordinator of the Arab NGOs, and the Founding President of Amel Association International. Amel is one of the largest humanitarian organizations in the Middle East, nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize and serving countless needy individuals in Lebanon and abroad.

    We invite you to listen and enjoy. And please support us by sharing this podcast.

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    21 mins
  • Arab Americans: Differences and Similarities. In Arabic.
    Jul 20 2022

    Arabs in America come in different flavors. There are those attached to their roots who live their lives as if still in the old country, and those who have melted and became fully assimilated in the American society. And many others are scattered across the spectrum, from segregated to totally accultured and integrated. This is not unique to our Arab-American community, migrant communities often evolve and develop many similar characteristics over the years, especially here in the US.
    In this episode we share our “non-scientific” observations as we discuss what we have witnessed from our vintage point as the Arab American Café patrons.. 😉

    We invite you to listen and enjoy. And please support us by sharing this podcast.

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    33 mins
  • NGOs & Non-Profit Orgs: a conversation with Dr Kamel Mohanna. Part 1. In Arabic.
    Jul 13 2022

    Humanitarian work has evolved over the years from initially serving religious and political agendas, to non-profit non-governmental and civil society organizations, to large international institutions.

    The proliferation of many organizations raises many questions prime among them: why? who can we trust? who is legitimate? And how and what works?

    Helping us understand all of this is Dr Kamel Mohanna, a physician and a humanitarian who’s been a beacon in the field. Dr Mohanna is the General Coordinator of the Arab NGOs, and the Founding President of Amel Association International. Amel is one of the largest humanitarian organizations in the Middle East, nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize and serving countless needy individuals in Lebanon and abroad.

    We invite you to listen and enjoy. And please support us by sharing this podcast.

    For more podcasts visit ArabAmericanCafe.com. You can also send your email to podcasts@ArabAmericanCafe.com, or connect with us on twitter @CafePodcasts

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    19 mins
  • Medical Travel &Tourism, conversation with an expert.
    Jul 6 2022

    In our inter-connect world, those who seek medical care travel the distance and pay the steep price when they can. Medical Travel is a growing trend, many questions however come to mind and answers can sometime be difficult. In this episode we host Dr Usamah Mossallam, a practicing physician and the Vice-President & Medical Director of Henry Ford International. In his role, Dr Mossallam has been instrumental in building medical capacity in various countries, he is directly involved with Henry Ford Health affiliated hospitals overseas and is tightly familiar with the desirability of “American Medicine” when it comes to the international patients. This conversation was mostly in English, we invite you to listen and enjoy. And please support us by sharing this podcast.

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    31 mins
  • How much water should I drink? In Arabic
    Jun 29 2022

    So, it is summertime, and you need to stay well hydrated!

    The questions are: how much does your body need to function? And how much water should you consume? Two separate but inter-related issues which will be addressed by a doctor who’s asked to give an answer to those questions “all the time”!

    We invite you to listen to the nephrologist, enjoy in the shade, and please support us by sharing this podcast.

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    18 mins
  • On Break
    May 25 2022

    We are taking a small break, we are working on new episodes and will be back soon.
    We are so appreciative of your support. Please subscribe and rate this podcast. For more episodes visit ArabAmericanCafe.com. You can also send your email to podcasts@ArabAmericanCafe.com, or connect with us on twitter @CafePodcasts

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    1 min
  • The Lebanese Elections, as discussed at the Café. In Arabic
    May 19 2022

    Those who follow Lebanese politics find it fascinating, sometimes to the point of absurdity. The Lebanese general election was the topic of this conversation at the Café between Hassan and Robert.
    Our disclaimer: no one at the Café is a political pundit, we simply have an interest in politics, and most of us have been living in the US for several decades..

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    34 mins