Talk of Shame

4.6（11則評分）
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Bestselling author Alya Mooro explores the meaning and impact shame has on our lives in an attempt to answer that all important question: how do we stop giving a f*ck and start living life for ourselves? In this relatable, open and honest podcast, guests from different cultures and communities share their stories and real experiences with shame and how it manifests in all its forms across the region and Arab Diaspora. From burdens of carrying family honor to the weight of society’s expectations, its effects on mental health and everything in between, Talk of Shame offers support and sisterhood to all those seeking to overcome stigma and trauma while creating a space for self-compassion, resilience, and authenticity.

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Womena Presents: Talk of Shame

Shame breeds shame…but not any longer, so let’s talk about it! Womena is proud to bring you ‘Talk of Shame’ our first podcast with bestselling author and presenter Alya Mooro Unfiltered. Bold. Authentic. Zero F*cks Given. We should be how we want to be, not how shame tells us we should be. Every Tuesday from 4th May, Alya will unpick shame in conversation with women from across the MENA region and it’s diaspora. They discuss how shame impacts our lives, and the burdens of carrying family honor, the weight of society’s expectations and everything in between. This is a sisterhood, and you’re invited to bask in more self-compassion, resilience, and authenticity.SUBSCRIBE. LISTEN. UNLEARN. A Womena Production. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This is not a cooking show, but it will nourish your soul (maybe). Womena’s founders open a new dialogue with their community and give their perspectives on relevant, topical issues that affect women in and from the Arab world. This podcast will serve as a space for genuine exploration of the authentic experience of two women in search of belonging and balance, using storytelling to reclaim and redefine the distorted narratives that surround them.

5.0（1則評分）

社會與文化
أهلًا بيكم في أحدث بودكاست من وومينا بعنوان "إيه العلاقة"، هيقدمه لينا منت وعمر سمره إللى هيكلمونا عن العلاقات من زاوية ممكن تغير نظرتنا تجاه شريك الحياة في مجتمعنا. هيتكلموا عن أساسيات العلاقة الصحية بناءً على تجربتهم الخاصة والمراحل إللى مروا بيها في العلاقة من المواعدة إلى الصداقة إلى المواعدة مرة ثانية وأخيرًا الزواج وترابط الأسرتين وتفاصيل تانية كتير. في الموسم الأول، هنتكلم في كل ما يخص العلاقات من موضوعات شائكة، منها القيم المادية والحزن والصحة النفسية والحميمية و الخيانة و الحدود الشخصية والحرية. منت أخصائية علم الجنس الجسدي ورائدة في مجال اللياقة البدنية في مصر ومؤسسة أول مدرسة للفنون الجوية في مصر PoleFit. أما عمر، فهو مغامر ورائد أعمال وأب ومتحدث، وهو أول مصري يصل إلى قمة إفريست والقمم السبع، ووصل كمان بالتزلج إلى القطبين الشمالي والجنوبي. اشترك في قنوات وومينا على منصات البودكاست المفضلة عندك وعلى اليوتيوب عشان تشوف الفيدوهات كاملة، وهيبدأ عرض الحلقات كل اسبوع بدءًا من 31 يوليو. Welcome to إيه العلاقة , Womena’s newest podcast where hosts Mint and Omar Samra are going to talk about relationships in a way that changes how we think of partnerships in our society. Mint and Omar Samra will explore the building blocks of healthy relationships from their own experience in dating, being friends, dating again, getting married, blending families, and so much more. In Season 1, we’re diving into all the difficult conversations: how to navigate money values, grief, mental health, intimacy, infidelity, boundaries and freedom within relationships. Mint is a somatic sexologist and pioneer in Egypt’s fitness industry as the founder of PoleFit, the country’s first aerial arts school. Omar is an adventurer, entrepreneur, father and speaker. He is the first Egyptian to climb Mount Everest, the 7 Summits and ski to both the Geographic South and North Pole. Subscribe to Womena’s channels on your favorite podcast platforms and on YouTube to see the full videos! Episodes drop weekly starting July 31. - Social Media Follow Womena @Womena Follow Mint @mintelmokadm Follow Omar Samra @omarsamra

4.3（11則評分）

人際關係

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4.6

（滿分 5 顆星）

11 則評分

Excited for this podcast

2021/05/04

Chaffee Park Chick

Loved Alya Mooro’s book The Greater Freedom & really enjoyed this first episode. Excited to hear more episodes. Related greatly to the discussion on how shame is a form of control and how someone else perceives you is THEIR problem, not your problem.
Shatter the shame

2021/05/04

Amiralx82

This is the podcast I needed growing up as an Egyptian in the US then coming back to live in Egypt at 18. Carrying the different definitions of shame of both cultures was such a heavy burden and took years and years to understand and work through (still a work in progress).
Can totally relate

2021/05/04

Sousou1995

I’m Somali/African American and I can totally relate to this. My parents are orthodox Muslims so I was raised to take responsibility for men’s actions through indirect means. From 8 years old and up I literally couldn’t buy pants without my grandma and father “approving” of it first. And since I had a pear shape, the pants my size were never loose enough for them. I’ve had to sometimes change outfits at events because my father was on the verge of throwing a hissy fit because my outfit was “too tight.” Wonderful podcast, so excited for the next ones.
A safe space to explore

2021/04/30

Diijaaa

As a Middle Eastern woman with many complex layers to explore between myself and my community of women, this podcast helps open up a safe space to explore bigger ideas and issues with our own points of view from within. I LOVE IT!

Bestselling author Alya Mooro explores the meaning and impact shame has on our lives in an attempt to answer that all important question: how do we stop giving a f*ck and start living life for ourselves? In this relatable, open and honest podcast, guests from different cultures and communities share their stories and real experiences with shame and how it manifests in all its forms across the region and Arab Diaspora. From burdens of carrying family honor to the weight of society’s expectations, its effects on mental health and everything in between, Talk of Shame offers support and sisterhood to all those seeking to overcome stigma and trauma while creating a space for self-compassion, resilience, and authenticity.