10 Best Egyptian Arabic Podcasts

1. Arabic Voices

This channel was created by the Egyptian Nile Arabic Teaching Center specially for Arabic learners. On our podcast channel, beautiful Arabic stories, ...interesting events, sections from the lives of famous people, historical and touristic places and many more that will interest you will be published. We hope it will be helpful for you to learn and improve your language.more
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9.8K 16 episodes / year Avg Length 5 min Play Get Email Contact

2. Salis- Learn Egyptian Arabic

Hey there! Welcome to the Salis- Egyptian Arabic Now Podcast! I'm here to help you improve your Egyptian dialect, listen and speak confidently, an...d learn about the amazing lifestyle and culture of Egypt. Plus, I'll share some awesome tips and tricks to make your learning journey more effective and enjoyable. Let's get started!more
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2 episodes / week Avg Length 7 min Jul 2020 Play Get Email Contact

3. Egyptian Gooner Podcast - The Arabic Arsenal Podcast

The 'Egyptian Gooner' podcast is every Arabic speaking gooner's weekly Arsenal podcast. Available once per week or more, depending on scheduling. Disc...ussing all things Arsenal, post match thoughts and lots more.Available via all podcast platforms: https://linktr.ee/egygoonerpod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.more
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1 episode / week Avg Length 56 min Play Get Email Contact

4. afikra Matbakh

Afikra Matbakh is a podcast series that focuses on the food and drink of the Arab world. It is co-hosted by Selma Serry, Tony Tahan, and Mikey Muhanna.... Matbakh features conversations with food practitioners who study how food and the kitchen have evolved over time in the Arab world. The guests discuss the history of food, its cultural and social significance, and its future possibilities.The podcast is informative and engaging, as it explores topics such as Mediterranean cookbooks, coffee culture, street food, culinary diplomacy, and more. The podcast also showcases the diversity and richness of Arab cuisine, as well as its connections to other regions and traditions. The afikra Matbakh podcast is a series of conversations with inspiring people who are passionate about food and culture in the Arab world. Some of the guests who have shared their stories and insights on the podcast are:- Nadir Nahdi, a food-lover, creator, and founder of BENI, a platform for underrepresented voices.- Anissa Helou, iconic chef, cookbook author, and food historian who has explored the cuisines of the Mediterranean, the Middle East, and North Africa.- Kamal Mouzawak, a Lebanese social entrepreneur and activist who created Souk el Tayeb, the first farmers' market in Beirut, and Tawlet, a network of restaurants that celebrate regional diversity and heritage.- Sami Tamimi, a Palestinian chef and co-founder of Ottolenghi, a group of restaurants and delis in London that offer innovative dishes with influences from the Levant, North Africa, and Asia.- Claudia Roden, a Egyptian-British food writer and scholar who has written seminal books on the cuisines of the Middle East, Spain, Italy, and Jewish communities around the world.- Tala Bashmi, a Bahraini chef and entrepreneur who specializes in fusions of traditional Gulf dishes with international flavors and techniques.- Nasser Jaber, a Palestinian-American chef and co-founder of The Migrant Kitchen, a social enterprise that employs and empowers immigrants and refugees through food.If you are interested in learning more about these amazing people and their culinary journeys, you can listen to the afikra Matbakh podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.more
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8 episodes / year Avg Length 53 min Play Get Email Contact

5. The Arabica Scene

The Arabica Scene is a place where a Teenaged Arab Muslim comes to you with their unapologetic thoughts on all things mental health (without the stigm...a). My name is Nada, I'm half Egyptian, half Syrian and yet could not feel more distanced from those identities, and like many second generation immigrants, that's affected my life in more ways than one. I am a proud Muslimah, and while that won't be the primary subject of this podcast, it is the primary subject of my life, so it might make an appearance every now and then. My goal with this podcast is to allow you, whether you be Muslim, Arab, both or neither, to hear a person who is saying goodbye to those teenaged years of her life, and give you the tools you need to take them on for yourself. As well, I hope to make you feel a little less alone by making my podcast a chill place where you can simply be, and take a moment to ground yourself in a world that seems to move under your feet at every turn.more
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1 episode / week Avg Length 32 min Play Get Email Contact

6. International Affairs - شئون دولية

I tell stories about the East and the West that I think help both understand each other, seriously. These stories almost always connect history, cultu...re, international relations, current affairs, and often the influences on and the interests of people who shape these stories.I wrote two books: 'Egypt on the Brink' (Yale, 2010), which luckily turned out to be an international bestseller as it was published three months before Egypt's 2011 uprising. The book tells the story of Egypt from the fall of liberalism in the country in the early 1950s to the end of the first decade of the 21st century when it became clear to me that the then prevailing political structure will crumble.The second book, 'Islamism: A History of Political Islam' (Yale, 2017) tells the stories of the different strands of political Islam from the fall of the Ottoman Empire until now - and how and why these stories continue to have major influences on North Africa, the Middle East, the Gulf, and beyond.I wrote and presented several BBC documentary series, including 'The Making of the Modern Arab World' (2014), the BBC's biggest series on the history of the region; 'Islam Divided: Sunni-Shii'; 'Sands of Time: A History of Saudi Arabia'; 'Stirring a Revolution: Coffee Culture in the Arab World'; and the episode on the British military intelligence officer Gertrude Stein in the series 'Minds at War'.I wrote and presented a programme for CNN Arabic focusing on understanding current Arab and Middle Eastern affairs through presenting the past that has shaped the present.I write regularly for Foreign Affairs magazine in New York and for al-Ahram newspaper in Cairo. My most recent series for al-Ahram Weekly /Online was on the persons, trends, and ideas that have shaped modern Egyptian culture.I write other stories as well ones that I think are important and merit attention. For example, reviews of books, and stories about cultures, especially when they intersect and engage with each other, harmoniously or otherwise.My ongoing series 'Know' delves into different ways of understanding ourselves and what we tend to call the Divine.more
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2.3K 4 episodes / week Avg Length 18 min Play Get Email Contact

7. جُرعة أمَل

هو بودكاست يحاول فيه المقدم عامر المصري أن ينشُر ويتحدّث عن كل ما يحدث في داخل بعض ...لأشخاص.. فـ كثيرٌ منّا يحتاج جُرعات تحفزنا وتعطينا أملاً يغيرنا ويغير نظرتنا لهذه الحياة.. لو بحثنا كثير أكيد بنلقى هذا الأمل.. ربّما تراكمات داخلية أثّرت على حياة شخص وأخفت هذا الأمل الذي بداخله.. لكن أُمنية طمُوح تطلّع كلها عبارة عن آمال.. أكيد راح تحصلوا عليها بلا شك في ' جُرعة أمَل ' .للإستفسار والمشاركة..البريد الإلكتروني:jour3tamal@gmail.comحساباتنا بالتواصل الإجتماعي:تويتر: @Jour3tamalإنستقرام: @jour3tamalmore
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46.9K 2.3K 3 episodes / year Avg Length 8 min Play Get Email Contact

8. Learn Arabic (Egyptian)

Easy course to learn Egyptian Arabic language.
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28 episodes / year Avg Length 30 min Play Get Email Contact

9. Hadoota: Stories from East & West

Welcome to Hadoota, a captivating podcast that bridges the gap between the East and West. Join Mariam Wahba as she takes you on a journey through stor...ies from the Middle East, explores hot topics in the US, and delves into the intriguing intersection of both worlds.The title 'Hadoota' derives from the Egyptian Arabic term for a short trip or outing, often taken for leisure or relaxation. This podcast aims to guide and lead listeners on a little adventure, uncovering the untold stories of the Near East and minimizing the distance between cultures.Through insightful commentary and thought-provoking narratives, Hadoota brings you closer to the heart of the Middle East, while exploring its connections to the Western world. Whether you're interested in current events, cultural exchanges, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of global dynamics, Hadoota offers a unique perspective.Join Mariam as she navigates the vast landscape of the East and West, unraveling the threads that connect us all and embark on an enlightening journey of exploration, connection, and discovery.more
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2 episodes / year Avg Length 15 min Play Get Email Contact

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