The main focus of the podcast episode is on the topic of ‘how food affects culture.’ by comparing between thanksgiving and Ramadan festivity 

"In this episode of Qisasna, titled 'Our Stories,' we delve into the topic of mental health, exploring how different cultures approach and perceive it. Mental health is not only crucial for individuals but also for entire communities. Join us in this engaging episode."  

Medical Nightmare is a thought-provoking cross-cultural podcast that delves into the contrasts of healthcare in Yemen and the United States. Join the Knowledge Nomads as they explore cultural nuances and ethical implications through interviews with healthcare professionals from both countries and a personal story detailing medical malpractice.

Join us in this episode where we discuss about The Impact of Wars on Humanity in the Last Ten Years

Have you ever wondered if social media platforms were the exact same, all across the world? Well, in some aspects they are, but in others, they are very different and distinct. In addition, social media is globally popular, however, it has also shown that it can often affect the mental health of others. Is it because of these different algorithms among platforms?   In this episode of Qisasna podcast, Rafah, a student from Yemen, and Stephen, a student from the United States, will take a closer look into both of these intriguing concepts. Enjoy!

In this episode of the USyay podcast, we delve into the contrasting education systems of the United States and Yemen, highlighting their unique strengths and challenges. We explore the transition from high school to college, emphasizing the emotional journey students face, from excitement to anxiety. Additionally, we discuss the pivotal role of family influence in shaping educational paths, illustrating how cultural values impact students' aspirations in both countries.

Voices Across Horizons: We are a group of Yemeni students and students from the UnitedStates who have come together to discuss global and social topics and share our stories. In this episode, the COVID-19 pandemic will be discussed from the perspective of both Yemeni and American cultures. This episode will focus on questions such as: How were our lives affected?How did our communities respond? And how can we move forward? Join us to hear stories that cross borders and connect cultures.

This podcast explores the misperceptions between Yemen and the United States shaped by social media, emphasizing their significant impact on education.  

Our broadcast explores the misrepresentation and cultural misunderstandings between American and Yemeni cultures, shedding light on the importance of accurate representation and mutual respect in a globalized world.

Delve into the captivating world of social media with "Social Media: Addiction, Comparison, and Transformation!" as Saleh introduces a riveting discussion on the addictive nature of social platforms. Join Hiba and her guest as they navigate the pitfalls of social media addiction and comparison, led by Diesel's exploration of these challenges. Reflect on a time before the endless scroll and gain valuable insights from Emma's reflective conclusions. Tune in for relatable stories, practical advice, and actionable insights to empower you in mastering your digital habits.

The main focus of the podcast episode is on the topic of ‘How the quality and type of food we eat can affect our mental health.’ This episode aims to explore the connection between nutrition and mental well-being, shedding light on how the food choices we make impact our emotional and psychological state. 

In this student-produced podcast from Amideast’s Qisasna program, students from YE and the US explore the theme of “fast living vs. slow living” in relation to our school and social lives. Join us as we dive into how this concept shapes our daily experiences and perspectives.

In this episode of Qisasna "Our Stories," We discuss the transition to adulthood, contrasting the cultural perspectives of Yemeni and American societies. We  reflect on the journey from youth to maturity, emphasizing the diversity and commonality of growing up experiences across different backgrounds.  

In this episode, we explore the intricate tapestry of identity in Yemen and America, examining the enduring influence of tribes and ethnic groups on societal structures and cultural identities. We delve into the challenges faced by diverse demographics in both nations, the role of language and regional differences, and how the youth are driving change while navigating the impacts of globalization and cultural evolution.

"Tech Talk: Exploring Technology Gaps in Yemen and the U.S." delves into the contrasting technological aspects, of Yemen and the United States, highlighting the disparities in access, infrastructure, and innovation. The podcast explores the experiences of students in both countries, while discussing potential hopes of bridging these gaps in the digital age.

In this episode, we explore the theme 'Change of Choice, Voice of Independence,' delving into the true meaning of independence for individuals and communities. We discuss how people have achieved independence, the profound benefits it brings to various aspects of life, and the traditions surrounding its annual celebration. From personal stories to cultural customs, this episode highlights the significance of freedom and the ways in which it shapes our lives and identities.

Future without waste is a podcast series created by Yemeni Qisasna alums that discusses the adverse effects of pollution and the possible ways to tackle this problem to have a future without waste , this is the second episode is titled “From Trash to Treasure: Innovative Food Waste Solutions at home” “ and the cast are -Audio Engineer: Hanan Aljaaidi -Podcast Manager: Alaa Sharaf -Outreach Manager: Faisal Khrisan -Social Media Specialist: Haneen khaled -Co-host: Amal Ahmed and Abdulrhman Noman -Guest: Enas -Script writers: Faisal Khrisan and Sawsan Alareeqi

Future without waste is a podcast series created by Yemeni Qisasna alums thatdiscusses the adverse effects of pollution and the possible ways to tackle this problemto have a future without waste , this is the first episode is titled “How reducing foodwaste at home could help to save your money “ and the cast are-Audio Engineer: Omima Mahmoud-Graphic Designers:Abdulrhman Noman and Sarah Mohsen-Podcast Manager: Amal Ahmed-Outreach Manager: Hebatallah Essmat-Social Media Specialist: Maha-Co-host: Amal Ahmed-Guest: Ashjan Wael-Script writers: Hasan Balfaqih and Ekram Abdullah

In this compelling episode from the AMAL program, the Hidden Brain team delves deep into the often hidden yet pervasive issue of bullying, especially as it impacts individuals with special needs. Through the powerful testimony of a courageous guest, who has triumphed over bullying to lead a fulfilling life, the episode sheds light on the emotional and psychological toll bullying takes, while also exploring strategies for overcoming such adversity. The episode emphasizes the importance of awareness, advocacy, and education in combating bullying, offering practical solutions for creating more empathetic and inclusive environments.In the AMAL program, 16 participants formed four teams to produce insightful podcasts on critical issues. Supported by Qisasna, this episode promises to be a compelling and eye-opening discussion on a topic that demands urgent attention.

Team The Autonomous Woman discusses a sensitive and important topic: gender-based violence against women in Yemen, and how this violence has been affected by the ongoing war in the country. Since the beginning of the conflict in Yemen, women have witnessed a significant increase in the levels of violence they experience based on their gender. This violence includes domestic violence, early marriage, sexual assault, and discrimination. In this episode, the team will explore the challenges that women face in Yemen due to this violence and highlight the impact of the ongoing war on exacerbating this problem. They will also discuss the efforts made by local and international organizations to combat this violence and support women. With comprehensive research and personal stories, this episode promises to be a compelling and eye-opening discussion on a topic that demands urgent attention. In the AMAL program, 16 participants formed four teams to produce insightful podcasts on critical issues.  Supported by Qisasna, this episode promises to be a compelling and eye-opening discussion on a topic that demands urgent attention.