30 LL: A Lebanese Podcast for Hommos-Sapiens

Jad visits a Souk el Tayyeb event in Saifi village, Beirut, and gets a couple of informative interviews with an organizer and a sales merchant.

First is the interview with Kamal, an organizer at the event.

In this second interview, Jad catches up to Imm Ali and gets her 30LL on how fair trade is helping small producers.

Souheil and Ali bumped into Mr. Intico and came out with a light candid interview.

Listen and learn more about Mr. Intico and the fine pieces of equipment his company has made available to accommodate the Lebanese people in their struggle for the most creative means of protest.

Joe runs after an ex-commie to try and get his 30LL on Lebanon and the whole situation in the middle east.
A nice candid interview.

This Lebanese dude seems convinced he knows Lebanon’s road to salvation.
Probably the biggest supporter of the pimp industry in Lebanon speaks out on how pimping can save Lebanon when most other means couldn’t.

Give it a listen..

The long awaited exclusive interview with the founder of the RIP;
The Regressive Isolationist Party.
Introduce yourself to one man’s ideologies, and solutions to all our problems.

Joe meets up with a German lady & a Colombian man and picks their minds on the whole Middle East conflict as well as a few candid question relating to Lebanon.

* No, Schumacher is not Lebanese.

Old man Joe meets up with young man, let’s call him Montrealer.
Montrealer’s put to the test when it comes to favorite Lebanese food. He obviously knows Basha* but his favorite Lebanese food might surprise you.
On a more serious note, Montrealer’s got to come up with solutions for the middle east conflict.

Here’s what he had to say

* Basha: A well known Lebanese fast food chain in Canada.

On his way downtown, Joe talks Lebanon with a young Mexican lady.
Joe picks her mind about what she thinks of Lebanon and the whole situation in the middle east.
Lebanon seems to be famous for more things than war; Music, good food, and good looking people come to mind.

Listen to the interview see how a non-Lebanese sees Lebanon