Unemployed, confused, demotivated. Fawda Twenty Twenty pairs a group of friends who find themselves in an unusual situation during the early stages of their supposed careers.
They'll be having a series of discussions with Lebanese guests from all walks of life. Drinks, entertaining conversations, unique perspectives…does this count as a coping mechanism?
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Unemployed, confused, demotivated. Fawda Twenty Twenty pairs a group of friends who find themselves in an unusual situation during the early stages of their supposed careers.
They'll be having a series of discussions with Lebanese guests from all walks of life. Drinks, entertaining conversations, unique perspectives…does this count as a coping mechanism?
Lary BS is a Lebanese comedian, actor, LGBTQ spokesperson, nightlife ambassador, co-writer & host of Lary Screens. Multitalented by nature, Lary played a pivotal role in growing and popularising the Lebanese clubbing scene over the past decade.
Lary starts by telling us about the origins of the “Lary Does Decks” show (0:57), his many professions (5:11), how Lebanese nightlife united people in the country (6:51), and whether COVID will change how the younger generation interacts (12:26). We also talk about how Lebanon’s unique nightlife scene gained international recognition (15:24), Lary Screens (17:07), the Say No To Censorship campaign (20:14), his fundraiser for the Lebanese LGBTQ society after the Beirut bomb (24:10), the future of clubbing in Lebanon (30:27), and if this country can continue being a creative hub (32:17).
Fawda Twenty Twenty
Unemployed, confused, demotivated. Fawda Twenty Twenty pairs a group of friends who find themselves in an unusual situation during the early stages of their supposed careers.
They'll be having a series of discussions with Lebanese guests from all walks of life. Drinks, entertaining conversations, unique perspectives…does this count as a coping mechanism?
