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This conversation covers various topics including the Euro Cup, comedy, and personal experiences. Osama, Mohammed and Marc-Anthony Sinagoga discuss their preferences for sports teams and food as well their experiences with comedy. They also touch on the balance between humor and personal storytelling in comedy routines. The guest shares his thoughts on the perfect environment for a comedy set and the importance of sticking to time limits. Marc Anthony also discuss the support for Canadian comedians and the perception that Canadians only support them after they achieve success in the US. Comedy is an affordable and accessible form of entertainment, but getting people to attend live shows can be challenging. There is a lack of support for local comedians in Canada, with audiences often favoring American acts. The live experience of comedy shows is unique and cannot be replicated through online platforms. Comedians evolve and improve with experience, gaining confidence and a unique point of view over time. The UK has a higher appreciation for comedy and Canadian comedians often find success there. The longevity of a comedian's career depends on their energy, point of view, and ability to adapt their style as they age. In this conversation, Marc Anthony Osama and Mohammed discuss the current state of comedy, the challenges comedians face, and the impact of cancel culture. They also touch on the influence of different comedians, the importance of authenticity in comedy, and the role of diverse backgrounds in shaping comedic perspectives.

Join us as we interview comedian and TikToker Sammy Edan on his journey in comedy, the importance of confidence in comedy and making TikTok’s, and navigating the entertainment industry while staying true to one's values. Sammy shares tips on goal-setting, TikTok success, and dealing with haters. He discusses his unique comedic style, content creation process, and the challenges of standing out on social media. Reflecting on his trip to Ghana, Sammy emphasizes humility and the impact of viral success on mental health. Tune in for insights on storytelling, overcoming creative blocks, and Sammy's upcoming projects, including his podcast "Road Back Home".

Welcome Back! where meaningful conversations take center stage. In this episode, join us as we break our silence on recording, providing heartfelt updates on our lives. From personal experiences to the importance of preparing for Ramadan, no topic was off-limits. Discover the significance of not taking Ramadan for granted and using it as a golden opportunity for self-reflection and personal growth. We share our own fasting journeys as young adults and offer valuable advice for beginners, encouraging small steps and seeking support from a like-minded community. The conversation takes a profound turn as we delve into diverse themes. Childhood experiences, the evolving attitudes towards standing up for oneself, and the impact of social media on speaking out are explored. From accountability and justice to the international response to the Israeli-Palestinian, no stone is left unturned. Tune in as Osama and Mohammed express there disappointment in people waiting for DJ Khaled's To speak up! We also Discuss his silence and discuss the responsibility celebrities bear in using their platforms for crucial issues. Staying true to one's values and the sacrifices of fame are contemplated, emphasizing the importance of not compromising principles for success. As the episode wraps up, we emphasize the purpose and potential of the podcast – to educate and provide a platform for meaningful conversations. Prepare for Ramadan by making dua, attending the mosque, and being part of a community. Support Palestine peacefully and stay safe during protests.

In episode, we discuss the importance of facing adversity and reacting to it in a positive way. We emphasize the significance of reflecting on the meaning and implications of events, even if they are not immediately clear. We also explore the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it has taught people to be more health-conscious. They highlight the role of faith in navigating uncertain times and encourage listeners to seek advice and support from others. We stress the importance of avoiding comparison and focusing on personal growth, as well as the value of true friendship and being there for others

On the positive side, social media has provided a platform for Muslim women to share their stories, challenge stereotypes, and inspire others. It has given them a voice and the opportunity to connect with a global community. However, there are also downsides. Sometimes, Muslim women face backlash, stereotypes, and even harassment online. It's important to navigate these dynamics by promoting positive dialogue, educating others, and supporting each other. As for studying Islam and sharing it on social media, it's a great way to learn and engage with others.

The Palestine/Israel conflict has generated much discussion surrounding the origin of the conflict, the argument over land dispossession, and whether the events that have taken place against the Palestinians constitute genocide under international law. Jonathan Randall, a comedian, writer, and podcaster, joins the episode to offer his perspective on the conflict. Being Jewish, Jonathan can understand the position that allows the state of Israel to use such tactics against oppressed people while also establishing the clear difference between those who are Jewish and people who follow the Zionist ideology. An articulate speaker, passionate about the atrocities committed against marginalized people, Jonathan offers a unique perspective as a Jewish person himself. It is important to note that Jonathan is not the sole spokesperson for all Jewish people and their beliefs on the conflict. However, he can provide a more nuanced lens regarding the beliefs of his people on both sides of the conflict and how such a conflict does not end overnight. It requires a collective effort from society to practice the art of healing, which can transcend the conversation and create a space for Palestinians and Jews in Israel to commence the action of peace, unity, and justified resolution.

Social media has been one of the very few available ways for Palestinians to tell their stories, first hand, under the Israeli occupation. But, censorship and account suspensions threaten that venue. As the war on Gaza escalates, social media companies have tightened their grip further. This is mixed with rapid spread of disinformation and conflicting narratives, like those about the Al-Ahli hospital deadly blast in Gaza. So, how far is disinformation and censorship steering the conflict?

The episode features a panel discussion surrounding the current events between Palestine and Israel after October 7th, 2023. The death of innocent civilians on both sides has created narratives that are ridiculous, inhumane, and intolerable. Palestinians are subject to the largest air-open prison in the world. Apartheid, settler colonialism, and other systemic factors continue their oppression. Having this discussion allows people to understand the implications that hinder Palestinians from being free. The one-sided view of this issue by head states and the media is appalling, plus the censorship tactics given to silence those who speak about the truth is sad. The WAYS Podcast offers an episode where people can learn, cry, and gain insight into the lives of individuals who only care about their self-interest in the suffering of another marginalized group, Palestinians.

In discussion with three incredible women who offer insights into topics such as the value of the Hijab, what to look for in marriage, the role of women in society, navigating cultural expectations from religion, and struggles to overcome the battle of faith while growing up in the West, are a few of the many aspects covered in a legendary episode. The goal was to cover the spectrum of how Islam can protect, elevate, and guide society from a woman's perspective. Sousou4th offers a realist perspective when discussing the complex issues surrounding motherhood's role. Basma's intelligence shines as she articulates Islamic references when addressing how it empowers women when others consider it is limiting.

Is it possible to achieve your dream? What should you do after years of sacrifice, turmoil and plight with no results? Do you give up? Returning to your old ways? Or does one persevere for the change of a lifetime? A better tomorrow is based on the theme of not giving up, never knowing how close one might be to their goals. Life afflicts everyone in different ways. With reflections from Dart Adam's appearance on the show, your favourite co-hosts discuss what humanity requires to attain a better tomorrow.

In part two of our conversation with Dart Adams, he gets personal as he explains the sacrifices one has to make, not only to become a writer but the ramifications and hurdles one must go through from turning their dream into a reality. Plus, we have a fun game of Would You Rather where he gives fantastic insight on his picks, ranging from better albums amongst NE solos, Prince, The Jacksons, Anime films, and WWE historic events. There's a reason why this is the first two-part episode in the WAYS canon, Dart is rather unique.

In the first of two episodes, Osama and Mohammed interview Dart Adams. A renowned author, journalist, A&R Consultant and Twitter icon. A historian in music, culture, entertainment and history. Dart Adam's fixation on trying to preserve, present and encapsulate the significance of Boston to the world. Dart does not talk about Boston. Instead, he lives it, informing others about the historical figures that not only had their start in Boston but revealing how their connection to the city made it integral to their development as historical figures. In this episode, he speaks about his love for Boston, the Celtics and his connection to the legendary group New Edition. Can you imagine being the little kid that had to go out and play with his older siblings and friends, one of them happens to be no other than Ralph Tresvant? Trust me, you are not ready.

A sequel to a memorable episode, Osama and Mohammed delve deeper into the idea of whether money truly buys one happiness. Extracting from personal experiences and observations of their peers and society collectively helps differentiate the positive and negative connotations that ascribe to this ideology. One might agree with their sentiment while others may think it's blasphemous: regardless, what does money mean to you? Is happiness a commodity?

The virtues that accumulate only through Ramadan are endless, a month when the human mind becomes free. The soul becomes nourished through hours of prayers, worship, and remembrance of God while fasting. Family is essential for realizing gaps within relationships that become stronger as people let go of selfish tendencies for the goal of unity. The Muslim community shines brighter than the Moon on a warm night as people from different cultures share food, memories, laugh and join together in prayer for the goal of Jannah (Heaven). Osama & Mohammed speak on how Ramadan is the ultimate cleanser for one’s interpersonal system and how to hold onto it as one tries to become the better version of themselves after the most beautiful month of the year. Hence, every Muslim will always have the bittersweet feeling of never wanting to let Ramadan go. Because for such a month to leave is akin to the most refined version of yourself also departing. May we all become better people to our families, community and the world, Inshallah.

Matthew Manhire is an entrepreneur, filmmaker, and founder of Manhire Media, a production conglomerate working in directing, photography, virtual productions and films. His roots of growing up in Georgetown to his early influences helped shape Matthew’s vision for what he wanted to do and how to pursue it. One of the most incredible WAYS episodes features Matthew taking the listeners on a life journey. What made him become a director? What lessons learned from his marriage help decipher things he must work on? Matthew is exceptional at taking what is great, breaking down the steps and figuring out how to configure it without losing himself. The misconceptions that come with being a director are endless, yet after getting to know Matthew, you would think every director is as kind, wise and open to creating an environment that is safe, acceptable and yearns for excellence: under a banner of self-humility.

Making waves in the Toronto scene! The introspective nature that comedy fights for often gets overlooked by the brass, controversial topic at hand. However, with all comedians, there is a signifying message that they are trying to present, not only to the audience but society collectively. So how does something that migrated to Canada from Sudan at six accomplish their parents’ dream of becoming an engineer to working a full-time job with a high salary, fantastic benefits and lifestyle? Suddenly realizes it is not worth it and decides to become a comedian. Here Abbas Wahab enters, revealing different stories along his journey that offer an encapsulating perspective of a person who has lived a remarkable life. Abbas is funny yet insightful, and this conversation with WAYS helps the listeners understand his dynamic range. If you already love the comedian episodes, Abbas gives you another outlook that makes you understand more of the art form.

WAYS Episode: Everything I Am In the song “Everything I Am’ by Kanye West, he says in the chorus, “Everything I’m not made me everything I Am.” The conversation makes Osama and Mohammed explain some of the misconceptions people have thought about, whether it was true or some particular actions which could give legitimacy to the misconceptions. Either way, how do you overcome it and eliminate it? Growth is beyond growing different skills. It includes removing bad habits, which could shape into misconceptions over time: for better or worse.

In today’s episode, Osama and Mohammed discuss the situation surrounding NBA superstar Ja Morant. His actions are not excusable; he is a role model whether he realizes he likes it. Some rules come with being a public figure, but how does one try to make sense of something they were never truly prepared for? Listen as we try to figure out the implications of being a public figure in society.

Unusual episode for the podcast, after discussing various topics centred around the consequences of following mindless celebrities, and influencers, the topic turns towards the upcoming high school reunion for Osama & Mohammed. Speaking on whether they are attending, how they feel about it and the measures of making such an event memorable or disastrous after ten years is worth the listen.

Everyone has a story; few can share it. So how does one go from a business consultant to the vice president of a multi-billion dollar company? What characteristics and traits does one need to achieve such a rise over time? Without losing your integrity, respect and humble values instilled in one from their parents from day one. For the first black history month episode, To speak on his journey of growing in the corporate world, Eso, a Nigerian, draws a connection from his story and the story of a prophet beloved in Christianity and Islam, Prophet Joseph (Yusuf AS). The trajectory of a life that was faced with many obstacles but never gave up because of his faith in God is one people for centuries have related. In this conversation, Eso presents his findings from his life to a story that will always make us learn new lessons whenever we revisit it.

What does it take to be a specialist? First, understand the weight of the moment as one reveals the inner layers of thoughts as a human being. With topics including Eddie Murphy being his hero, how to deal with hecklers and the sacrifices one has to make to become a comedian, Keith Pedro exemplifies that and more. In this episode, Keith gives the best description of a comedian and their intention as they are on stage: "I want you to hear my flaws…" yet we as a society expect or demand perfection.

Comedy is an art form that has become scrutinized as a genre that utilizes speakers to spew information, thoughts or ideas about the conundrums within society. Every comedian is different, with an outlook that is unique and specific and with an ultimate goal of conveying their expression of their viewpoint in life through comedy. Sammy Obeid is exceptional in articulating, yet finds the humour to get his point across, regardless of who is in the audience or watching wherever in the world. His conversation includes influences like Chris rock, social media, and pushing through after missed opportunities within the industry. Did we mention how he has carved a lane for being a comedian, renowned for pairing humour with math? Have you ever heard someone give a joke that was funny and included the concept of central tendency? I KNOW, only Sammy.

Today's episode features Ehab James, a UTM (University of Toronto) student currently running for a seat on the campus council. A stimulating conversation that informs the audience about Ehab's unique background and upbringing, giving an insight into the similarities and contrast between Canada and US, plus answers for unifying different cultures. Ehab also speaks about his campaign strategies for a better life for students at UTM, the tools needed to become disciplined and his involvement in the community.

It’s important to keep in mind that you shouldn’t conform to haram. Don't justify your actions, just admit that it is forbidden and encourage others to not follow your example. Osama and Sousou spoke about a lot of topics such as hating on others, things which b are prohibited and mulch more.

Today’s episode features Ousama Alshurafa, founder of the Muslim Hub, a place for Muslims to learn, develop and become more in tune with their faith, how Islam can make their lives more pivotal, beneficial and rewarding as they move along in their journey of life. As the conversation continues, brother Ousama offers advice to Muslims on navigating their society; the breakthrough one must go through to be aware of the risks social media offers to younger Muslims. For anyone searching for answers on how to look inwards to become the best outward version of themselves, the amount of wisdom, clarity and insight given by brother Ousama within the conversation is enough for everyone: today, yesterday & forever.

The Kiwi scene is a small business, where customers’ wellness is there top priority. As a company, they care deeply about the quality of our products, and that’s why they take extra care to ensure every ingredient serves a purpose and will directly benefit you. Sarah the Founder and CEO understands that life may not always go the way you plan. There may be setbacks or people that try to put you down. No matter what, stay strong and remember to believe in yourself and your capabilities. In this this Episode we had Sarah on ways taking about how she started her business, hoping to see her products at Sephora and much more.

Before The Weekend, Justin Bieber and Drake, the person who helped push the Toronto sound, was Danny Fernandes. A guest with a history as rich, it was only befitting that Osama and Mohammed tried their best to figure out the significance of Danny’s legacy to Canada, Toronto and Canadian music. Yet also try to examine the intricacies of layers from his story that were never revealed or discussed. Although there are many lessons from this episode, Danny does not hold back as he expresses his thoughts on the new generation, his impact and his gift for realizing a star when no one else even cared. The three names mentioned in the beginning are a few of the people who not only looked up to him but have memorable stories in which Danny knew their talent and the impact they would have on taking the Toronto music scene globally.

What does it take to be a comedian? The internet has forever changed the way society and people embrace the art form of stand-up comedy. So does one need to take the traditional route of having a stand-up special on HBO like Rock, Carlin, or release bits on youtube like Schultz, Gillis and more? Not only has the medium of comedy changed, but the comedians themselves are new, from their background, culture and perspective on the world. Dave Merheje, a comedian from Windsor, Ontario, and Juno award winner is known for his role on the hit Hulu series ‘Ramy’ and his stand-up special ‘I Love You Habibi.’ Joins Osama and Mohammed as he discusses his life story, the origins of becoming a comedian, his comedic influences and the path he took to find his voice. For any creator, student, worker, a person with a vision, Dave’s journey and the advice he gives are essential for self-discovery and helpful for anyone yearning to take that first step from making their vision a dream to a fulfilling reality.

Today’s episode features Neema Naz, a student of the art of comedy. Watching his videos is reminiscent of great comedians like Robin Williams and Jim Carrey, recognized for their facial distinctions, comedic timing and the variance across characters as they quickly achieve the goal of laughter for the audience. Neema Naz is no different, being viewed worldwide by fans that adore his content as he figures out different ways to keep his audience on edge with new or beloved characters. Here he speaks with Osama and Mohammed about his story, knowing his value and the beauty of being on tour and ultimately trying to become a trailblazer in the field of comedy. It is an episode for anyone that loves the art of comedy, filmmaking, movies and fun.

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We’re back after a month of taking a break! Make sure you tune in.

When things get tough are you still a fan?

Today's episode features Salwa, also known as Sousou, the conversation is hilarious, shocking, joyful, and sad. Salwa's story is triumphant and we're lucky at WAYS to get the opportunity of how she overcame the emotional and physical abuse once given by her ex-husband. How the trials of infidelity not only tore her apart but through the journey of introspection, she raised! Listen as Salwa speaks on her truth, the right way

What does it take to become successful? Does having a dream equate to the certainty of one’s success? Today’s episode features Spitty, a rising rapper out of Brampton. Despite his background, upbringing and more, one clear thing is his ability to express his message on the mic. Listening to his songs, it is clear that Spitty is passionate about making change and answering questions about willpower, influences and future goals; Spitty is a name you will become familiar with for the better.

Controlling your emotions is a an art! Sometimes it gets the best of us! The question is when should we express it and when should we compress it.

How much time do we invest into ourselves? Are you able to identify the emotions that make you happy? Do you know the actions that can make you feel angry, sad and depressed? Karim returns to the podcast for an introspective episode. Throughout this conversation, Karim reveals the lessons he learned to overcome mental burdens that stopped him from being himself. The conversation is Karim interviewing himself, speaking about how he could not find the answers through popular influencers, realizing that instead of focusing outwards on others, Karim internally had to face himself for the better, a rare episode where one gets a glimpse of a man talking to himself in the mirror.

It feels good to be back! Osama and Mohammed are back from life and are ready to give you the episodes you love dearly. They start with reasons as to why the podcast had a one-month break followed by a discussion surrounding Kendrick Lamar and Sal Houdini's new projects. Lastly, they both give their opinions on the recent events of mass shootings across the U.S., we send our condolences for the lives lost during such troubling times.

Life is subjective based on how each person lives it! we have different perceptive based off our experiences, we have different views based off how we’re raised. That makes life unique because we get to share experiences. Maram came back for the third time to showcase and discuss an important topic and give her insight on how someone can live their life truly and at peace.

Everyone has a story, few decide to share it. The value in hearing the hardships people had to endure and the way perseverance plays an integral role in the development of one's character, insight and skills are undeniable. Rachel is a part of Keep6ixorg, an organization that is dedicated to creating change in the community. Being an advocator for youth justice, and social reforms and being a prominent member in different communities, Rachel shares her story as to how her experiences during her teenage years have helped her become a better individual, friend, mentor and counsellor for the youths of today.

People want the truth, but they run from it. Today’s episode Osama and Khalid talk about a topic the media shy’s away from Palestine! Palestinians have been oppressed for that past 70 years, the amount of genocide, the illegal occupation. This is not a conflict, we want our country back. Free Palestine until Palestine is free!!

The Canadian government need to support Autism! Their lack of support is making families who have kids or families with autism hard to support. In todays episode we bring Katrina a TikToker, warrior, mother of 2, supermom. We spoke with Katrina and addressed the importance of autism and that the Canadian government support is nowhere to be seen. This episode is dedicated to Khalil!!

Dj Nazzy! is someone who wants to Transcend the industry, She’s going to change the narrative of what a women should be and help the younger generation go after what they want! This time we touch on social media! what difference between a content creator and influencer? Why do people value social media over their peers? Dj Nazzy has continued to elevate herself and influence a whole different sound! She’s consistent and disciplined.

Have you seen the nicest picture, but in reality is a trash can? Osama and Mohammed bring Nicole to discuss, if we’ve ever been catfish! Nicole gives a beautiful explanation as to why she does not agree with people who do it? Catfishing? What is it, and why is it such a phenomenon in the social media era? Nicole, the founder of Maid Magic, joins the podcast to talk about her journey in life. As an entrepreneur, as a woman, an individual trying to figure out the answers to her most prominent questions in life. Upon conversing, there was a revelation how catfishing, individuals portrayed as fictional characters, distant from the original self, extends to the world of business, family, relationships and the internal self. So how does one overcome it? Listen as Nicole, and the hosts try to dispel an erratic trend.

You have people who sell themselves out for fame! Then you have Medina! Medina is someone who wants to Transcend the industry, She’s going to change the narrative of what a women should be. She's a compass. You'd be a fool to question her sense of direction. You might not understand at the moment! But you will. In todays episode we go through Medina journey of being an incredible singer/ songwriter she’s out to elevate the middle Eastern community and give women a voice, and help the younger influences.

Justine Valentine is a woman trying to figure it out. A life filled with memories, giving different glimpses into the dark setting of her reality. She knows what it takes to overcome fear, addiction, pain and triumph, a woman confronting modernity. Her story is a reminder for anyone that feels as if no one understands them. However, Justine can rise amongst the opposing force that once overtook her, displaying her courageous strength. Her affinity for God and trying to spread her faith and beliefs, listening and contemplating the gratitude everyone attains every day.

No one knew the Oscar’s were going on! Until will Smith slapped Chris rock! For what over a joke? To defend his wife’s honour! 30 year friendship to the ground.

What is a dream? How do you manifest it? Is there a manual for dummies? Is it possible to go from nothing to becoming something? In life, in society, where individuals become placed in different classes. It comes with connotations; whether one likes it or not, it is possible to change your surroundings for the better. You do not have to live in ruins, slums, cheque to cheque and other troubling scenarios to make it out of the decay. Ultimately anyone has the power, chance, clarity to change their lives forever; there is a pathway if one is looking to do it the right way. Kalysha Eccleston provides the blueprint; you do not know her; never heard her speak, her story, her plight, her upbringing. One thing remains clear: Whatever she puts her mind to, it will succeed. WHY? Kalysha understands the significance of never giving up. Being a financial educator who is vulnerable to her lifestyle to her audience is admirable. She is a trailblazer, and you are a witness to the accolades that will

At the moment, it is all about blood, sweat and tears. The screams of passion while chasing a dream, through pains, afflictions, hardship, trials, and tribulations, is where one defy their story under the theme. From one generation to the next, stories told outlive all of us. At the moment, at least for today, we reminisce on the journey. At the moment, we think about the climactic achievement of reaching one-hundred episodes. The monumental feat, celebrate while we can, tomorrow waits for no one. Osama and Mohammed are in the moment of gratitude, happiness and mere belief: take your dreams, add some vision through the application of hard work, with some spices of being mentored, learning, teaching, you become the one that the world has been waiting to see. WAYS today, WAYS tomorrow, WAYS Forever! One hundred episodes Osama and Mohammed, we did it! Back to work now, we will celebrate when we make another successful trip around the Moon.

Are men trash? What are your thoughts whenever you hear this statement, as a man or woman? Why is it that this sentiment keeps growing as the world evolves? What are the characteristics behind such an individual that leads to the toxic masculinity ideology? ExpiredMusings enters a duo who hosts a podcast out of Windsor, Ontario. They join Osama and Mohammed for a conversation, trying to configure the outline for a troubling concept. Alpha males are around us; they happen to behave, think, and project their ideas in a disgusting, appalling, and unlawful manner. This topic is not an episode to bash men, period. Instead, it discusses a particular subgroup that created a reality that has made Women feel unsafe to live. ExpiredMusings clarifies a dilemma that some guys often refuse to acknowledge, accept, or change. Although none of us are perfect, the episode is not perfect, the experiences shared are not perfect; as the listener, we have the power to change all of this for the better.

For the final episode of the Black History Month series, the conservation around the African diaspora takes place. What is the African diaspora? Is it necessary to know your mother’s tongue? Why do many youths in the diaspora barely know anything about their parent’s country about culture, language, ethics, and religion? What were the positions great African-Americans and African leaders had on the significance of unification between Blacks across diasporas and in Africa? Here is where our guest Taha, co-founder of Thediasporashop, enters. A beautiful individual who answers such puzzling questions has caused confusion and division amongst our people for decades. Taha informs the listener about his story, clearly stating his purpose in life. Today’s episode title is a quote of the endless quotes from Taha himself, introspective externally while adjusting internally to the messages received momentously from the ancestors.

In the third episode for the Black History Month series, Africa, being the motherland, in aspects like never before. Using African proverbs based on the significance of the Sun and Moon, Osama and Mohammed create a conversation about the richness of a continent, the variety of cultures, languages and how the relationship between individuals and the Moon or groups and the Sun are tied to themes of hope, sorrow, intelligence, family, pride and courage. It's about homecoming, at its finest hour, Africa's glory should be acknowledged, reminisced and defined as we encompass the realities of life.

The second episode of Black History Month's audio series dives deep into the division amongst African-Americans. Black History Month, a month revered for celebrating the historical feats achieved by luminous black figures, is the norm and should continue to be so. Besides reverting to our past in terms of victory, one rarely discussed element is the shadowy element of division. How peculiar or prominent differences between us created groups, affirmations rooted in separatism. Concepts discussed include 'House' vs 'Field' Negro, and its ideological position has remained throughout decades through different eras. Colorism, amongst issues concerning complexion and the complex dynamic that has caused in the race. How does a race overcome its internal struggles? One must admit that are issues and that the division has been a key yet hidden variable in the plight of problems facing African-Americans today. If you are not aware, there is a civil war going on between African-Americans, no one may address it or be cognizant of its influence, but we all partake in it, one way or another.

Black History Month is when society stops and gives unlimited precedence to African-Americans to teach, expand, analyze, and remember the lives of the have-nots. A month where black history digested through the lenses of articles, documentaries, interviews, surveys and daily conversations. For February, the podcast decided to create a mini-series about the significance of Black History Month. Every episode is connected, with a significant theme, dissecting the intricate palettes that shaped the experiences for every individual that is identified as ‘Black’ throughout history. In the first episode, let us talk about my skin colour. What is race? Do you care about racism? Do you know how others perceive you? Too many questions and not enough pivotal answers, listen with clarity, share the episode for those willing to learn, share for those unwilling to let loose their ignorant ways; what do you see me as? Regardless, I AM MORE!

We had our boy Karim, we spoke about our love for food.. our favourite places to eat, worst places we’ve had. Food is not only an art it’s love bro… show them food love and it will give you love back

Haram police are probably the most annoying group of people of all time, they try to tell people how to live their own lives the “halal way” however they’re hiding there sins. Dj NAZZY speaks about being a female creator and what comes with it!

Our guest today was Omar Hammouda, Osama and Omar met on CH 1 Year ago and since then they’ve built a great relationship. We got to learn about Omar as a kid, Omar’s journey from school to his line of work, also the similarities between architecture and photography?? Your network determines your net worth. In this episode, Omar and Osama teach you how to develop a network of people who will challenge you to grow, get better and ultimately level up your life. An episode not too miss.

On our first episode back, we got Mark Mendoza. We spoke about his career, what got him to sing, we spoke about future projects, and we got to know who Mark is!

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Today's episode features Amer Zahr, a political activist, comedian, law professor and excellent human being. Every WAYS episode is unique for the commentary, stories of the featured guest and the growth of Osama and Mohammed alongside the progression of the podcast. Amer is a Palestinian-American, which should appear as a simple attachment to his family's background and roots born in America. Unfortunately, it is problematic, confusing, alarming, and a concept that has not sat well with prejudging individuals and racists against his people and culture. Today's episode attempts to dissect the problem amongst interrelations amongst Whites, Arabs & Blacks. Amer's life is more than by being a person who tells jokes for a living; it is more profound, as he offers wisdom to the dilemma Palestinians have been facing for decades. His political background started from when he was young, yet the awakening would soon transform him into a voice for the voiceless. His being a law professor does not dictate him as an authoritative figure; it only reiterates his focus on learning the history of his people in the academic field, to enlighten the minds of those who are familiar or utterly unaware of the history of Palestine. Amer is a human being, like everyone else; the one thing he does differently and exemplifies every day is the relentless pursuit for creating a change for the better through the lens of what is present to him at the moment. Amer's journey is something we should all recognize, acknowledge and become eventually, Amer; we are all following in your footsteps, keep travelling, we are all right behind you, as we should be.

As the year comes to an end we talk about so much with our guest Sofia and one conversation led to the other. This is a much watch. What an amazing guest!

In this new era, the idea of rushing to get your music out quicker than your competition has never felt so natural. There are layers upon layers, creating the stimulating sound of tomorrow. Malachi is the opposite, an artist who’s recently achieved no releases with an album, he treats Music as a sport and loves it to the point he treats it as a championship. Does Malachi make music for fun or does he want to surpass his idols?

Believe in yourself when things go wrong, our buddy Khalid chimed in and joined us and spoke about trials and tribulations and how To overcome obstacles, he even shared his personal stories

Osama and Mohammed put their two cents for season 2 of squid game, they spoke about certain things that can happen for season 2. They also touched on social media ruins certain surprises. Osama and Mohammed touch on Spider-Man and what they think is going to happen

Where did cancel culture come from, Osama, Vash, Mohammed discuss their opinions!

After 78 episodes we finally got back Aseel, we dived into energy, motivational Coaching, dealing with certain problems, how to cope with what your facing, and much more. Coach Aseel touches on all these beautiful points, don’t miss out.

Tune into Osama and Mosab’s funny live clubhouse conversation!

There is always debate about who’s the most outstanding player in a respective sport. Jordan? Gretzky? Brady? Ali? Messi? Woods? and more. Discussions give generations of beloved fans to argue about why their favourite player or team remains superior to everyone. It is one thing to talk about it as an average fan; it is another to give your thoughts with insight, accurate information in a clear, precise manner; this is where Luca Rosano comes in. WAYS is lucky to have Luca Rosano, a Canadian sports broadcaster known for his cerebral takes on hot topics across various sports. For today’s episode, he joins Osama and Mohammed to discuss his thoughts on the upcoming NBA season, championship predictions and will Kyrie Irving will ever play? A beautiful moment happens, where Luca paints a vivid picture for the listeners for a reason as to why he knew that he would become your favourite sports broadcaster, despite being from Canada or having to create his template in the industry through social media. Essentially, Luca is a trailblazer, and we are fortunate enough to witness his rise towards the ascension of sports broadcasting with ease. So take notes, everyone; it is Luca’s time!

Being misunderstood is painful. It can leave you feeling helpless, shameful, impatient and angry, especially at the person you want to share with. ... You know that feeling, when looking into the eyes of another person and seeing the look of utter confusion! Check out Osama and Mohammed speaking about being misunderstood, people taking sound bites out of context.

People always have arguments about drake being the best artist ever, people say he’s the MJ of this generation, some people said he’s a one and done. Who do you think drake is today?

Osama and Mohammed had Geny and Maram, they dove into steps to find your spouse, things to look for, we spoke about the importance of living yourself and being mature before you have Someone else in your life.

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While it may not feel like it in the moment, a little bit of discomfort goes a long way in terms of personal development. Sure, no one likes feeling uncomfortable, but it’s a big part of improving your performance, creativity and learning in the long run. Routines may make you feel at ease and in control, but what a constant routine really does is dull your sensitivities. Think about the times in your life when you’ve driven the same route repeatedly: after a certain number of trips, you start tuning out most of it. Have you ever had a trip to the office where you barely remember what happened after you got in the car? If you don’t get out of your comfort zone, you might find yourself tuning out much of your life on a daily basis. Osama and Mohammed talk about the good sides of being comfortable, but why its not good for success.

RELATIONSHIPS WEDDINGS COMPANIONSHIP INTIMACY UNDERSTANDING LEARNING SITUATIONS ETC Is there such a thing as a perfect relationship? Olivia and Maram are featured guests during a lovely conversation about the plight & beauty of being tied to another person. Is love natural? Why do we disobey during tempered or infatuated moments? Is love real? Why does your partner barely feel it? Do they need a present to know they’re loved? Do they need a hug to know they’re cherished? Do they need a walk around the lake to feel comforted? It’s the never-ending story, at least during the conversation: You’re able to tap into the paradigm that Olivia, Maram, Osama and Mohammed are dreaming in. LOVE!

Osama and Mohammed wanted to do a fun episode, we did would you rather questions, for you guys to get to know us.

In the social media era, the idea of rushing to get your product out quicker than your competition has never felt so natural. A lot of acts barely focus on their talent, the lyrics, melody, instrumentation and more. There are layers upon layers, creating the stimulating sound of tomorrow. Sal Houdini is the opposite, an artist who’s recently achieved the feat of receiving million-plus streams with an album, which is rare for upcoming independent artists. Would it be ideal for oversaturating your fans to the point they believe your originality is dull as ever, right? Not for Sal Houdini, who instead harness his intuition for creating dreamy soundtracks/playlists/albums/mixtapes of the future. You can’t rush Greatness; a classic album is timeless because you can’t corrupt ART! Unfortunately, some people choose quantity over quality, while Sal Houdini is solely confined to give us masterpieces.

Marc Young Lai is the founder and CEO of Baseline Community. A coaching enterprise focused on the integral aspects of the human mind, challenging clients, including entrepreneurs, artists, scholars, and more, to excel in their intellect, vision, goals, and scope. Marc's ability to learn about others through timeless conversations has helped him become a pillar in the coaching industry. In today's episode, you're going to witness Marc's gift and template for succession at work. He gives Osama & Mohammed a live coaching session. We're in his world through the lenses of ancient principles & techniques, plus you're witnessing the venerability of Osama & Mohammed in a state that their own shadow couldn't have imagined. It is the rawest WAYS episode; it's the most insightful WAYS episode; it's the most unexpected WAYS episode. It's the breakthrough WAYS episode that Osama & Mohammed are travelling upon going further. So take notes, listen carefully; if you would love to get a coaching session with Marc, don't hesitate to get in touch with Osama & Mohammed or search up Baseline Community on Facebook; enjoy.

It’s pretty rare when the person interviewed happens to interview the hosts of a podcast throughout an episode. Hani is the exception; he speaks with clarity, provides advice on matters with depths of nobility; it’s impressive when you contemplate. This episode is a fan favourite; it also happens to be Osama’s favourite episode so far on WAYS. Hani is a wonder; he’s not a character, he’s a vessel, and his life story is inspiring, and it’ll leave you in awe. His poetic charm is on full display; his reverence for his mother and all women only makes you become a better man. There’s more discussed in such a memorable episode; the only thing I ask of you is to press play…

There’s nothing more rewarding than being able to enter the mind of an artist who’s aware of their skills, limitations and lessons learned from their journey. Ameerah’s unforgettable, sultry presence keeps you encapsulated into a conversation that’s potent with vital gems on growing as an artist, songwriter and person. She’s clear with her intention of creating music to become the soundtrack of one’s life, perfectly capturing the emotions we deal with as humans. As a listener, it’s an episode for dreamers, hard-working individuals dedicated to their craft, despite external conflicts from social or family: STAYING TRUE TO YOUR ART WHILE EVOLVING WITH PASSION, CREATIVITY AND EASE IS THE MANTRA

DJ Nazzy, appearance alone shouldn’t be a DJ, but she is DJ Nazzy, culture alone shouldn’t be a DJ, but she is DJ Nazzy, being a woman, shouldn’t be a DJ, but she is Regardless of the limitations set on her since the beginning of her life, DJ Nazzy was able to breakthrough, delivering an experience like no other to groups of people around the world. That’s the power of eternal happiness, finding joy in isolated moments to create memories for beloved ones when needed. Osama & Mohammed talk to a creative, inspiring person and a force to be reckoned with; she explores her upbringing, the difficulties she had faced and how music became the thing that could calm her during tense moments. DJ Nazzy acknowledges and emphasizes how music is a vessel to bring people together despite their internal or external differences. The similarity we should accept and adore is that the music alone is lovely. Beautiful conversations with bright minds, may it never end… (Also, Mohammed forgot to give an honourable mention for DJ Pete Rock and DJ Funkmaster Flex while discussing the top five DJ’s)

Reflective moments capture a frame of time and space where subtle engagements were meaningful. Soothing conversations were dreamful; enamoured heartbreaks conclusively become the soundtrack of one's life. This where Khaliowe enters; a musician that's able to paint vivid illustrations with words, invigorated in deep consciousness. Khaliowe creates an auditorial sound that captives most young adults' sensualities during the social media era. Osama & Mohammed are pleased to welcome you guys, a guest that's intelligent, poise and wise about the meaning of how decisions can ultimately affect your life, relationship or career: FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE.

Palestine, home of the most beautiful individuals who lived through afflictions, not even the devil would stand by. Hardships have many roots, with seeds sprouted in the goal of unity, peace and together foreverness. We love our people; we honour, nourish and acknowledge the plight they’re currently facing. Twelve individuals have decided to use their voices. To speak out against the injustice our people are dealing with; through themes of justice, motivation, peace, hardship and sadness. It’s spoken words of the human experience, a situation that we pray ends now with our people free from the constant violence, abuse and oppression, they suffer from daily.

Today is the last day of Ramadan, a beloved month for Muslims around the world. We strive for the engagement of being more closer, generous and affectionate to our Lord than ever before. It’s a time of reflection, to questions yourself about past victories and mistakes; A time where family, noted for its value, where Mothers are adorned for their unconditional sacrifices during their lives, especially during the month, realized how we’re not worthy. Osama & Mohammed relate to one another about the Night Of Power; a night every Muslim yearns after, the feeling is indescribable. The rewards behind seeking it are beyond our imagination. Listen as your favourite hosts reveal their love and passion for a night we’ll never get enough of; Ramadan Kareem to you and your families and Eid Mubarak to all the Muslims around the world. We love you, we pray for you, keep us in your duas! Love from Osama & Mohammed; WAYS.

Social Media consumption for humanity, in the beginning, felt like candy, not too sweet or sour, perfect in its taste. Eventually, it became a little dry, evolving into a drug in the form of Sweetarts that we consume to escape the realism of reality. Why so? Does a world that doesn’t exist; only virtually feel more refreshing than the physical world created by The Creator? Let alone, for this reason, we as humans are losers, often trying to live or project a lifestyle with no positive affluence as time continues in the medium of the internet age. Sarah Elnaffer, a titan in blogging, specialized in fashion, food, education, and motivation. Over time, real-life events and reflections have come to a better understanding and perspective about Social Media and the weight that her voice carries to her audience virtually and family in reality. It is a duality that humans were not ready for; be you, be happy and be positive is the pathway. Osama and Mohammed try to discover depths of solutions

Still, in the blessed month of Ramadan, introspective reflections exceed external matters. What are you thankful for? Do you realize how fortunate you are? Are you spending your iftar at the hospital? Or with no food at all? We’re only humans, taking everything for granted as we diminish an unlimited amount of blessings that pass by every second. What is your life like? I don’t need the answer; I’m trying to maintain; my inner-peace within a rampant society; GOD, PLEASE KEEP ME SANE!

Love is all we need; it is the feeling that supersedes! Trials & tribulations form in trees' appearance, with branches of depression, sorrow & self-contempt misery. To overcome such a state of mind, one must resort to internal affairs; inflictions derived from anger and never ceased by one will always lead towards an ultimate demise. Love shrining from the hearts of joyful consciousness is forever celebrated by the pillars of life. Afnan is a certified counsellor in dealing with the practice of relationships and communal togetherness. She teaches us the reasons for relationships amongst couples going array in today's society when minimal practical steps can overcome foolish situations. Love will always conquer hate, jealously, and other fears, plus paranoia and selfish tendencies that we ascribe onto ourselves as humans daily. Whoever, wanting to know the significance of love, whether single or married, listen to the majestic words of Afnan. She has the answers that'll fulfill our desires

It is hard to remain positive while going through hardships inflicted when one did not ask for it in the first place. It is hard to stay optimistic when your environment, group setting and life setting thrive in misery. Where does one go when searching for resolution? Looking for an end to conflict conversations instead of healing through self-reflection, Chantelle Okel has the answers! Today’s episode features Chantelle, Osama and Mohammed’s after-school homework helper. They reminisce the early day of Chantelle’s experience, dealing with Osama & Mohammed’s naughty behaviour in the fifth grade. Another discussion revolves around one’s purpose; how to live your life with positive affluence despite external chaos. Chantelle provides answers to individuals succumbing to their untimely ways with wisdom, understanding & universal acceptance. It’s truly an episode within an episode; if you love WAYS, you’ll love Chantelle Okel even more.

WAYS Episode 61: Are You Dealing With Anxiety? Ft Snoop Well, are you? Does anyone in your family know? Are you tired of others identifying your symptoms with outrageous claims? Have you gone to your doctor? Snoop joins Osama & Mohammed for a discussion based on the complexity of anxiety and what comes with it. Many people who have it, especially young adults, often go through adulthood to internally create miscommunications with themselves and their loved ones. Snoop’s words are poetic yet insightful, offering a portal into her universe that most rarely have seen. She informs Osama & Mohammed about the weight of every decision that comes with having anxiety. A place that few can relate to; she offers wisdom on ways to deal with it, resources to reach out to and most importantly: LOVE, LOVE & LOVE for those who feel like they can’t do anything no matter what they do.

For Muslims around the world, the holy month of Ramadan is a glorious feeling! It is the month where Muslims complete an obligatory fast for thirty days. No food and yes, no water are apart of the conditions prescribed on us as part of fasting. Most people deem the concept as ‘unfit,’ ‘concerning,’ or ‘too much.’ It is the ultimate of blessings; a significant amount of dhikr becomes a snack, reciting Quran alongside the family becomes the meal, watching scholars give Tafseer on different subjects replenishes the soul. Essentially fasting during Ramadan is the perfect spiritual cleansing for us as human beings. Osama & Mohammed talk with Sheikh Ousama Alshurafa, Chief Marketing Officer for Manzil and the founder of The Muslim Hub, where he gives Muslims spiritual advice worldwide. He offers insights into how one should prepare for Ramadan, utilize the time during the whole month to reek all of its benefits, and advise how to keep the momentum after the month is over.

What an episode! Osama & Mohammed created this platform to speak, learn, evolve into LEADERS that’ll change the world with ease. Through conversations with beautiful people, we’ve allowed ourselves to become curious, aware, knowledgeable and thankful for the fruits of people’s labour. Benny is the CEO of Napizum, the magazine created to unify all ART platforms from creators whose voices are often lost or ignored due to societal norms. Benny is a photographer, capturing darkness while transforming into the light we arrogantly expect as humans. He’s a creative director, taking a vision from an artist and bridging different industries to function as one, giving us medicine from sacred camera lenses, a breath of life, which invigorates our minds! A concept that he continues to feed. Three individuals, different stories, cultures, and perspectives share a sentimental value about one’s purpose in life. To know what I’m talking about, you’ll have to listen and dream.

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Are we discussing the importance of Women In Sports? Certain notions should already be celebrated, acknowledged and adorned. Due to societal norms, we chose the opposite; at WAYS, we must reintroduce themes about life that often marginalized, looked-over or treated as such vile. Sports would not be SPORTS WITHOUT WOMEN! It is a simple concept; you will only disagree if you lack knowledge about pivotal women in sports and have a gender bias against Women in Sports. Lastly, you are ignorant of the fruitful seeds manifested from God's creation. In today's episode, Osama & Mohammed features Dania Aljeilani, founder of Thedefinelabel and Tenforwellness; Lena Mukhtar, a renowned Cross Country runner, is here to inform us of the necessities of having Women In Sports. They are here to enlighten our minds, to raise our awareness and brighten our perception of a concept that we either took for granted or barely realized existed in the first place.

What is Black History Month? Why is it important? Does Black History Month achieve its purpose yearly? Osama and Mohammed discuss their thoughts about Black History Month; Mohammed reveals his reason as to why he has not posted anything about it this year. The conversation continues, we come to understand why such a month is celebrated, cherished and revered by those that understand. Everyone knows the prominent figures that have paved the way for generations to come; what about those forgotten names around this time of the year? Do not worry; we got you! Below are the documentaries' links for Mohammed's hidden figures, which he revealed during his beautiful conversation with Osama. Paul Robeson’s Documentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUki-v-NvoE&ab_channel=BlindSpot%3AInclusivity Fela Kuti’s Documentary https://putlockert.com/finding-fela/ Jack Johnson’s Documentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0gRGoDchMU&ab_channel=%23JacksMedia

Osama and Mohammed talk about what they would do if they can only eat 1 meal for the rest of their lives.

Are ready to laugh? 😂😂😂 you hear Osama and Mohammed talk about their childhood, and how that hate when they give people money and they don’t pay back!

Today’s episode features guest favourite, Olivia Pearl! She’s back for another beautiful episode, speaking with elegance and clarity. Today’s episode is on benefits and opportunity. Everyone knows the famous song by Eminem called ‘Lose Yourself,’ you don’t? Here’s an excerpt. “You better lose yourself in the music The moment, you own it, you better never let it go (Go!) You only get one shot, do not miss your chance to blow This opportunity comes once in a lifetime, yo” Opportunities are mini treasures or unforgiving potholes; it’s all about how you perceive it; listen as Olivia, Osama & Mohammed try the impossible mission of realizing the value that few opportunities could result in with the changing of your life.

Zehra Zedan joins Osama & Mohammed for today’s episode! They discuss the importance of curiosity, is it real? Attainable? Useful, listen to find out. However, Knowledge is the second major topic of discussion during the podcast. Is specialized Knowledge a concept one can grab in few years? Twenty-years? I don’t have the answers. Curiosity & Knowledge are interchangeable? Does one lead into the other? There’s so much to unravel from a group of eclectic minds.