Makhlouta literally means mixed. Just like it's name, it's a mixture of grains and beans. This typical Lebanese dish can't get any easier, healthier and gives you loads of power just like this feel-good podcast hosted by Nino Fenianos. Nino will tackle subjects like sports, music, comedy, food and more. This platform aims to inspire people to follow their passion, to share knowledge on interesting topics but also entertain the public with a touch of fun and simplicity.
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Makhlouta literally means mixed. Just like it's name, it's a mixture of grains and beans. This typical Lebanese dish can't get any easier, healthier and gives you loads of power just like this feel-good podcast hosted by Nino Fenianos. Nino will tackle subjects like sports, music, comedy, food and more. This platform aims to inspire people to follow their passion, to share knowledge on interesting topics but also entertain the public with a touch of fun and simplicity.
Imagine yourself diving 40,50,60 meters with one breath, into the unknown but also towards freedom, peace and quiet that’s what this sport is all about.Marck shares his beautiful experience as a competitive free diver. He now holds 6 national records in (in my opinion) one on the most beautiful sports out there.
Nino shares with you a 15 minute comedy special! A small collection of some of his favorites jokes and characters like the "Fils A Papa" and "Nesswen El Ashghafieh".Sit back, relax and enjoy the show :)
Alan Geaam left his beloved country Lebanon, went to France with 30 euros in his pockets and worked relentlessly and tirelessly to achieve his dream. In 2017, he opened restaurant “Alan Geaam”, a fine-dining concept that presents a sophisticated combination of Lebanese and French cuisine. A year later, he made it to the top of the culinary world by claiming his first Michelin star.Chef Geaam talks about his truly unbelievable story that is worth a movie.
Yousra is a dancer in one of the most legendary cabaret in Paris. An unbelievable talent brimming with confidence and self love who also danced on the biggest stages in the world with artists like Mika, Jennifer and Martin Solveig.
Nino answers your questions on who’s his favorite Lebanese comedian, what is his mindset as an athlete, why he never posts stories at parties, the funniest situation he’s been in & more.
Nino answers your questions on how to live a simple life, if he wished he studied in a top university abroad, what is success for him, if he’ll talk politics on Makhlouta & more.
Ray Bassil is a multiple “Tiro” trap shooter world champion from Lebanon, she also participated in three Olympic Games. Becoming the most decorated athlete in Lebanese history Ray shares her unmatched journey with all its obstacles.
Laura Ayoub aka Lolypole is a pioneer of pole dancing in Lebanon. Although having a successful career in F&B, Loly dropped it all and started breaking down barriers and taboos to pursue her passion and love for “pole”.
Allen is an olympic Alpine Skier from Lebanon. Hungry for more, Behlok dove into the world of extreme sport, from highlining to skydiving to being the first Lebanese to introduce us to Speed Riding/Flying. As if this wasn’t enough, he is now a renowned DJ.
"The bros" are three brothers who opened up a burger/wings restaurant in Mar Mkhayel, Lebanon. Ralph, Roy and Antranik talk about the opening of their place, their success and the struggles they faced throughout the years and circumstances.
Samer is the first Lebanese cross country skier to make it to the Olympic Games.Samer talks about how he was able to qualify for the Olympics, his near-death experience and his comeback.
Nadim is the first Lebanese professional boxer in history.From “Adonis” a small city in Lebanon to New York, Nadim talks about how he’s trying to make it in one of the world’s toughest sports and become a world champion.
Makhlouta literally means mixed. Just like it's name, it's a mixture of grains and beans. This typical Lebanese dish can't get any easier, healthier and gives you loads of power just like this feel-good podcast hosted by Nino Fenianos. Nino will tackle subjects like sports, music, comedy, food and more. This platform aims to inspire people to follow their passion, to share knowledge on interesting topics but also entertain the public with a touch of fun and simplicity.
