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Season 1 · 28 episodes

E1
Amish Christianity and the Haredi Judaism

An overview ofthe Amish Christianity and the Haredi Judaism.

E2
Ghaliyya Al-Bogammiah

Learn about Ghaliyya Al-Bogammiah, a Saudi woman who led military resistance to stop Ottoman ruler Muhammad Ali Pasha's invasion.

E3
Younis Bahri

Today's episode is about Iraci journalist Younis Bahri, who was married to 90 women and was a friend of Hitler's.

E4
The Abolition of Slavery in Saudi Arabia

Today's episode highlights the abolition of slavery in Saudi Arabia.

E5
The China That We Don't Know

Today, we highlight bizarre facts about China and its enforcement of a system that evaluates people based on their behaviour on social media.

E6
Mohsen Al Hazani

All you need to know about the poet of love and passion, Mohsen Al Hazani.

E7
Djamila Bouhired

The story of Djamila, the brave Algerian woman who opposed colonialism. Her bravery was glorified in a song by Fairuz and depicted in Egyptian movies.

E8
Abd Al Karim Juhayman and Female Education

The episode sheds light on Abd Al Karim Juhayman, the first person to call for female education in Saudi Arabia.

E9
Threats to Invade Kuwait Throughout History

A story of four figures who threatened to invade Kuwait, and the role Saudi Arabia played in facing those attempts.

E10
The Romanticism of the Prophet (PBUH)

Today, we present stories of Prophet Mohamed (PBUH) from a romantic perspective

E11
Bedouins' Habits and Anthropological Reading

Today, we highlight Bedouins' habits from a scientific perspective.

E12
Hamad AI Jasser

Today's episode talks about renowned historian Hamad AI Jasser.

E13
The Book of the Prince Machiavelli

EXCLUSIVE: Today's episode sheds light on one of the most famous historical books that was banned for two centuries.

E14
Ghazi Al Gosaibi

EXCLUSIVE: The episode discusses the controversial poem writer Ghazi Al Gosaibi addressed to King Fahd of Saudi Arabia in 1983 which was published on official newspapers

E15
The Beginning of Things

Today's episode tracks the beginning of things, including the discovery of coffee and the origin of the red Shemagh.

E16
Bandar Bin Suror

The episode recounts the adventures of the most renowned poet in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf; Bandar Bin Suror.

E17
Gandhi

Today's episode highlights Gandhi, the first person to employ nonviolent civil disobedience to lead India to independence.

E18
The Impact of the Earth on People: Ibn Khaldun's Theory

The episode highlights the impact deserts and mountains have on people.

E19
Raafat Al Haggan

EXCLUSIVE: Today's episode sheds light on the most famous Egyptian spy who performed clandestine operations in Israel, Raafat Al Haggan.

E20
The Most Well-Known Arabic Proverbs

The episode highlights the most well-known Arabic proverbs whose stories people are unaware of.

E21
The Kaaba

E22
The National Anthems in the Arab World.

In today's episode learn more about the national anthems in the Arab world.

E23
Similarity

E24
Algeria

E25
Nobel

E26
Al Falah School

Today's episode highlights Saudi Arabia's first school and the difficult circumstances this project went through before it saw the light of day.

E27
Juma'a Al Majid

E28
1980s Kuwait

EXCLUSIVE: Learn more about 1980s Kuwait and its contributions to art and literature.