Finding Home Podcast

Meed

What does home mean when you've lived everywhere? Finding Home is the podcast for people who belong everywhere and nowhere. Hosted by Ahmed Kwesi El-Mahmoud (aka Meed), a British-Ghanaian-Lebanese Muslim, we have real conversations with Muslims navigating faith abroad, Africans building lives in Asia, and expats chasing dreams in foreign countries. We talk about identity, belonging, culture shock, loneliness, and finding direction when you feel lost between two worlds. If home is a feeling you're still searching for - this is your community. New episodes biweekly.

  1. 8월 12일

    Why the Medicine You're Taking Might Stop Working | Salman Mekhallalati

    We've been told modern medicine has everything under control. Salman isn't so sure. Salman Mekhallalati holds a Master's in Infectious Diseases. He's Syrian, Slovakian, raised in Saudi Arabia and now based in the UK — and he sits at one of the most fascinating intersections you'll find: faith and science. In this conversation we cover the difference between infections and diseases, how to actually strengthen your immune system, the debate around traditional remedies versus modern medicine, whether Black Seed can cure everything except death, an honest take on COVID, and why antimicrobial resistance could be one of the biggest health crises of the next generation. This is the health conversation the Muslim community and the WORLD need to have. SOCIAL LINKS Guest: Salman MekhallalatiLinkedIn TikTok Host: Ahmed El-MahmoudInstagram YouTube Finding Home:InstagramYouTube Finding Home is the podcast for people who belong everywhere and nowhere. New episodes biweekly.

  2. 7월 26일

    Could Video Games Be Good for Your Child? | Scale of Deeds

    Most parents worry about their kids and video games. Ousama and Amanda are doing something about it. Scale of Deeds is a game studio building video games that teach children real values - ethically designed, purposefully built, and rooted in something more meaningful than entertainment. In this conversation, we talk about their journeys into the industry, why ethical game design matters, what parents actually need to understand about kids and gaming, and whether video games could genuinely be good for your child. Amanda's baby also makes a cameo, so watch out for that! XD. If you want to support this amazing project you can do so here: https://www.launchgood.com/v4/campaign/help_make_scale_of_deeds And make sure to follow them so you don't miss any updates: https://www.instagram.com/scale_of_deeds_game/reels/?__d=11 Finding Home is the podcast for people who belong everywhere and nowhere. New episodes biweekly.

  3. 7월 8일

    Can Muslims Build Their Own Digital World? | Ali Ozyon

    The Muslim internet doesn't exist yet. Ali Ozyon is building it. Ali is the founder of Wahda - a social platform for Muslims globally. But this conversation is about something bigger than one app. It's about what real entrepreneurship means, why the Muslim world is sleeping on its own economic power, and what it's going to take to build something that actually serves the Ummah. We talk about growing up with an entrepreneur father, the difference between real risk-takers and people with glorified side hustles, how Islam shapes the way you build, and what the future of the Muslim world looks like if we start investing in ourselves. The Muslim world doesn't need more consumers. It needs more builders. Finding Home is the podcast for people who belong everywhere and nowhere. New episodes biweekly.

  4. 6월 24일

    How Do You Find Clarity in a World Designed to Overwhelm You? | Shehla Moin

    We live in a world of constant noise. Endless scrolling, information overload, comparison. And most of us don't realise how much it's affecting us until we're already overwhelmed. Shehla Moin is an emotional clarity coach who has studied Islamic psychology. In this conversation we explore what it actually means to protect your mind and your peace - from recognising the early signs of overwhelm, to understanding Tawakkul, to being intentional about what you consume online. This is the conversation about clarity, focus and emotional well-being that nobody is having in the Muslim space. Finding Home is the podcast for people who belong everywhere and nowhere. New episodes biweekly.

  5. 6월 3일

    How Do You Turn Your Story Into Your Superpower? | Zaakirah Muhammad

    She lost her eye to cancer at nine months old. Grew up Black American Muslim: African and American at once, never fully either. And she turned every single part of that into a brand. Zaakirah Muhammad is a TEDx speaker, brand strategist and world traveler who has visited over fifteen countries. In this conversation we go deep on identity, the African diaspora, finding your purpose and how to build something meaningful from the life you've actually lived. She also did a DNA test that confirmed Ghanaian ancestry years after she'd already been there and felt at home without knowing why. This is what happens when you stop seeing your story as a burden and start seeing it as your superpower. Finding Home is the podcast for people who belong everywhere and nowhere. New episodes biweekly. 🔗 Socials: Zaakirah Nayyar Muhammad (Guest): YouTube -  ⁨@illuminousone⁩  Website - https://zaakirahnayyar.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/illuminousone/ Meed (Host): Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ahmeedius YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@ahmeedius/

  6. 5월 23일

    Can You Be a Devout Muslim and a Competitive Athlete? | Hoopjabi's Journey | Finding Home EP 15

    Growing up Muslim and athletic in America isn't as straightforward as it sounds. Saliha - known online as Hoopjabi - spent years asking herself the same questions. Was she American enough? Muslim enough? Could she be both a devout Muslim and a serious athlete? In this conversation, we go deep on the identity crisis of being a Muslim woman in sport, the challenge of balancing modesty with performance, why the Muslim fitness industry is one of the most untapped spaces in the world, and how Hoopjabi is building something to change that. This is for every Muslim girl who was ever told her faith and her ambitions don't belong together. Finding Home is the podcast for people who belong everywhere and nowhere. New episodes biweekly. Socoals: Guest - Hoopjabi (Saliha) https://www.instagram.com/hoopjabi/ https://www.tiktok.com/@hoopjabi Host - Meed (Ahmed Kwesi) https://www.instagram.com/ahmeedius https://www.youtube.com/@ahmeedius/videos https://www.tiktok.com/@findinghome.pod

  7. 5월 6일

    Ep 14: I Left Korea. Now What? | Solo Episode

    After a year in Korea, it's time to talk. This is the intermission episode. The Seoul chapter is closed. The London chapter is beginning. No guest. Just me giving you the most honest update I can. What Korea was really like, how it feels being back in London, what I'm building next, and why I started Finding Home in the first place. This podcast exists to give underrepresented voices a platform. This episode is where I finally tell you mine. Season 2 starts now. Finding Home is the podcast for people who belong everywhere and nowhere. Hosted by a British-Ghanaian-Lebanese Muslim navigating life between cultures. New episodes biweekly.

  8. 4월 22일

    Ep 13: From Lagos to Seoul to Global Influencer | Prisca

    She came to Korea for university and never left. Over a decade later Prisca is completing her PhD at Ewha - Korea's most prestigious women's university - while building a global platform with millions of views as one of Korea's most recognised African influencers. In this conversation we go deep on what it actually means to build a life in Korea as a Nigerian woman. The culture shock, the academic journey, the lack of support from African governments for students abroad, and how she turned her experience into a platform that reaches the world. This is what a decade of Finding Home looks like. Finding Home is the podcast for people who belong everywhere and nowhere. New episodes drop biweekly.

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What does home mean when you've lived everywhere? Finding Home is the podcast for people who belong everywhere and nowhere. Hosted by Ahmed Kwesi El-Mahmoud (aka Meed), a British-Ghanaian-Lebanese Muslim, we have real conversations with Muslims navigating faith abroad, Africans building lives in Asia, and expats chasing dreams in foreign countries. We talk about identity, belonging, culture shock, loneliness, and finding direction when you feel lost between two worlds. If home is a feeling you're still searching for - this is your community. New episodes biweekly.

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    Meed
  • 방송 연도
    2025년 - 2026년
  • 에피소드
    21
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    © Meed
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