Ehky Ya Masr's Feseekh Promo

“Feseekh: An Egyptian Dish to Die For” by @reemelmaghraby.

Everyone in Egypt loves food, but Egyptian's opinions on feseekh, the controversial fish dish, is split between love it or hate it. Ehky Ya Masr’s Reem Elmaghraby investigates this love/hate relationship with this fishy food.

“Feseekh: An Egyptian Dish to Die For” is a part of the Ehky Ya Masr إحكي يا مصر Food series.

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Ehky Ya Masr's Your Favorite Egyptian Food

This audio piece follows the heart and soul of many Egyptians … to their bellies! With the launch of our Ehky Ya Masr Food Series, we highlight some amazing Egyptian cuisine with the help of some of our listeners.

"Your Favorite Egyptian Food" was narrated by Shaza Walid with production by Reem Elmaghraby and Kim Fox.

The Ehky Ya Masr theme music was produced by Adam Awad. Find him on Instagram or visit his website.

Special thanks to our Ehky Ya Masr foodies for sharing their food memories:
-Maha Beltagy
-Rahma Allah
-Mohamed Badr
-Martin Abdelshahid
-Mohanad Ashraf
-Catherine Herrold
-Mohammed Eissa
-Nyala Walker
-Mariam Ismail
-Nour Elbaz
-Mira Wasef

And a special, special shout out to Jasmin Bauomy and Dina Salah Eldin for providing feedback on this episode.

"Your Favorite Egyptian Food" is a part of the Ehky Ya Masr إحكي يا مصر Food series.

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Ehky Ya Masr's The Syrian Shawarma Takeover Promo

"The Syrian Shawarma Takeover" by Calvin Harrison.

The war in Syria and the resulting refugee crisis brought thousands of Syrians to Egypt, and along with them, their delicious and ubiquitous shawarma shops. It seems that these new entrepreneurs have found a way into Egyptian society through stomachs and tastebuds. Ehky Ya Masr’s Calvin Harrison has become a shawarma expert as a result of this piece, or maybe ... he already was.

"The Syrian Shawarma Takeover" is a part of the Ehky Ya Masr إحكي يا مصر Food series.

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Ehky Ya Masr's Female Drivers in Cairo Feature

"Female Drivers in Cairo" by @YasmineBassily

Driving in Cairo is sooo hectic that it makes you wonder: where do people learn to drive? Turns out that, just like anywhere else in the world, many dads teach their daughters to drive. Ehky Ya Masr producer Yasmine Bassily doesn’t get behind the wheel, but she gets the story for us.

"Female Drivers in Cairo" is a part of the Ehky Ya Masr إحكي يا مصر Transportation series with original intro music produced by @mradamawad:
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On our Facebook page you can share your experience about learning to drive in Cairo:
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Ehky Ya Masr's A Refugees' Journey Through Egypt Promo

There are thousands of refugees and asylum seekers in Egypt. Ehky Ya Masr's @RefanAbdelNabi talked to some of them about how they managed to get around the capital city and how they navigate it.

Ehky Ya Masr's The Microbus Driver: A Victim or Culprit of Egyptian Traffic? Promo

The Ehky Ya Masr Podcast Transportation Series will focus on - transportation in Cairo.

NOTE: This content is in Arabic.
الميكروباص عنصر أساسي في ثقافة المرور في القاهرة و في مصر كلها. استنوا حلقة كنزي محمود لاحكي يا مصر علشان تعرفوا أكتر عن الميكروباص و السواقين و الركاب.

This is the promo. You'll find the full feature on SoundCloud and PRX. You can find @kanzy-mahmoud on SoundCloud and on Twitter at Kanzy19.

Ehky Ya Masr's Walk Like an Egyptian Promo

As if driving in Cairo isn’t stressful enough, try walking. Ehky Ya Masr’s Yasminah ElSayed talks with Cairenes about the struggle to walk in the capital city.

This is the promo. You'll find the full feature on SoundCloud and PRX.

Ehky Ya Masr's Female Drivers in Cairo Promo

Driving in Cairo is sooo hectic that it makes you wonder: where do people learn to drive? Turns out that just like anywhere else in the world, many dads teach their daughters to drive. Ehky Ya Masr’s @YasmineBassily doesn’t get behind the wheel, but she gets the story for us.

This is the promo. You'll find the full feature on SoundCloud and PRX. You can find Yasmine on Twitter at Yasmine_Bassily

Being a Woman in Egypt: Hopes, Dreams and Restrictions

“Being a Woman in Egypt: Hopes, Dreams and Restrictions” by Noura Shibl, @ourahibl.

Imagine you’re a college educated young woman who yearns to see some of the places you’ve learned about in your classes, but your traditional Egyptian parents are.not.having.it. Listen to Noura Shibl’s quest to gain independence and travel the world.

“Being a Woman in Egypt: Hopes, Dreams and Restrictions” is a part of the Ehky Ya Masr إحكي يا مصر Relationship series. It was originally produced for the Audio Production course at The American University in Cairo.

On our Facebook page you can share your experience about your quest to seek independence:
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Egypt's Obsession With Their Neighbors

“Egyptians’ Obsession With Their Neighbors” by Menna Eid, @moonyeid.

The nosy neighbor is a global phenomenon. For Egyptians, it starts with the doorman, the bawab. His nosiness can negatively impact the vibrancy of a young girl’s life: keeping track of when she comes and goes, how she dresses and who she socializes with. Ehky Ya Masr’s Menna Eid is one of those who is openly spied on. She shares her story.

“Egyptians’ Obsession With Their Neighbors” is a part of the Ehky Ya Masr إحكي يا مصر Relationship series. Though this piece has been edited for the Ehy Ya Masr Podcast, it was originally produced for the Audio Production course at The American University in Cairo, a course taught by EYM executive producer Kim Fox.

On our Facebook page you can share your experience about your ‘nosy neighbors:
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