The Pulp

#voiceover #voiceoverartist #podcast #voicebranding #brand Voice-over expert, audio engineer, and the official voice of Amazon and Nespresso, Joe Hage, uses sound and voice to help people elevate their brands. Having been in the audio industry for over 10 years, Joe has become an audio-preneur, and coaches aspiring voice actors on how to lend their voices to companies.

In this episode of The Pulp Podcast, Yasmine Mustafa chats with the Strategic Partner Manager at Youtube, Victoria Blinova, about insights into the creator economy, how to discover our niche, which social media platforms to use for YOU, using SWOT analysis to discover your hidden creative potential and so much more.

In this episode of The Pulp Podcast, Basel shares his story of how losing TikTok followers led him to star in his Debut reality show filmed in Neom, and his path to becoming an actor. This story is a great example of how the number of followers on social media can may not actually help you to grow your career, but the bumps and challenges are what teaches us the lessons we never knew we needed.

#singer #warzone #music #newzealand #syria Yasmine sits with singer, songwriter Nouri in her first ever podcast to share her remarkable story. Vivian Nouri's journey took her from the tumultuous Middle East to the shores of New Zealand. Her odyssey continued as she ventured to Los Angeles, ultimately becoming a featured artist on the soundtrack of Daddy's Home 2

In episode 11 of the Pulp Podcast, I have an in-depth conversation with Sarah Algroobie, an Emirati-Syrian socio-anthropological researcher, founder of The Letter's Project, author, and artist. We delve into the complex world of multi-cultural identity, the ever-evolving global landscape, and the empowering realm of Arab feminism. She shares insights on cultural pride, the art scene in the UAE, and the journey of making a living as an artist. #SocioAnthropology #ArabFeminism #MultiCulturalIdentity #ChangingWorldMaps #ArtistsInUAE #CulturalPride #ThePulpPodcast #YasmineMustafa #SarahAlagroobi

In this episode of the Pulp Podcast, I talk with Darin J. Sallam, the writer and director of the Netflix film Farha, which premiered at the Toronto Film Festival in 2021 and was Jordan's official selection for foreign feature film at the 95th Oscars. Darin tells the story of how her team brought the 1948 Palestinian story Farha to the screen, and the many challenges they faced along the way. You'll learn about the film's historical context, Darin's creative process, and the ways that Farha speaks to audiences today. If you're interested in cinema, or you've been curious about the making of Farha, this episode is for you. Tune in to hear all about it.

In this episode, Hiba Khurram, aka @cloudninecouture (Instagram) tells us how to embrace the Gen-Z mindset and how she left her full-time job and became a full-time food content creator, opening up her own digital media agency along the way. We discuss how to approach brands, how to maintain those relationships and how to cultivate a support system. You'll learn how to be your own boss, create confidently, and navigate life as a content creator.

Tarek Ariss is a Lebanese filmmaker and one half of the Ariss Brothers, the UAE-based production company. Starting off as a doctor, he didn't know whether his filmmaking hobby was just that or a passion to be followed and taken seriously. Staring down the barrel of Covid and lockdown, and his own resistance to staying in a unfulfilling career, he took the plunge and went after his dreams. Here's how he did it.

De-influencing is picking up in Dubai thanks to honest reviewers like Iranian-American UAE-based Leila Gharagazlou. Do we ever get or give real reviews anymore in this social media world of brand deals and good PR? In this episode I speak to Leila (@datpinkrobe) a growing TikToker who's taken to the online space to give real and honest reviews and fashion, restaurants, cities, and creating a safe space to not like something.

In this in-depth episode we talk to Dubai's Channel 4 radio host Faris Al Raqqad to learn all about how to freelance, how not to freelance, finances, how to get into radio, and what his measure of success is. The first quarter of this episode is about radio presenting, we then go into freelancing, we then solve lifelong media problems with some genius ideas and then delve deeply into hustle culture, and back into how to make money freelancing, whether to get an agent, and what 'success' means.

In this episode I chat with the Laureen 'Lulu' Al Barouki, a Syrian-Australian content creator AND professional extrovert who has just moved to the UAE. Laureen is highly skilled in networking and making friends in new cities, and in this episode I get to learn the art of how to network with new people and make friends. In this fascinating conversation we cover: - how you should prepare to meeting people before moving to a new city - how to use social media for networking and finding people & places - How men and women network differently to prevent unwanted perceptions - How to approach people in a social setting vs. a business setting - How to talk to people at a restaurant, cafe, or networking event ALONE - how to enter and exit conversations - when to call someone after meeting them - How to follow up with someone and make a plan - how to not sound 'too eager' - the mindset of an extrovert - how to make friends as an introvert - conquering social fear and anxiety

Egg freezing has gained traction amongst women in their 30's+ and even 20's now more than ever. In this video, we'll answer some of the most common questions about freezing your eggs like: - How much does freezing your eggs cost? -What are the age limits for freezing your eggs? -What are the hormones that are needed when you freeze your eggs? -Is freezing your eggs worth it? Mentally, physically, and financially I talk to Dr. Suleiman Ghuneim, an OBGYN who specializes in Fertility, Reproduction, and IVF about the egg freezing process and the physiological changes that need to occur for the success of egg freezing. So whether you're a young woman planning to start a family or an older woman who wants to preserve her eggs for later, make sure to watch it and put your questions in the comments section. Instagram: Yasmine Mustafa @yazzy_tv Dr. Suleiman Ghuneim @drsuleimanghuneim

In this interview, the CEO of Lovin Dubai, Richard Fitzgerland, discusses the importance of emotive content and how to deal with controversy in the media world. He discusses the skills necessary to start and run a media organization, and how he would do it if he started again today. If you're looking to start or grow a media page or organisation, this is the interview you need to watch, especially if you live in #uae

Maria Cisco is social media personal branding coach who teaches aspiring influencers and service providers using social media how to monetize online through using the power of authenticity. Her tips are invaluable and blunt, with insights on where people are going wrong and how to make your money unapologetically

News presenter and producer Yasmine Mustafa sits with the London-bred, UAE-based radio host, podcaster, emcee, and TV presenter, Nimi Mehta to discuss everything public speaking. Public speaking is part of our everyday lives and is becoming a key driver in what creates the shape shifters of our society. Yasmine Mustafa is multimedia expert with extensive experience in video production, radio, and content creation, she has worked with a diverse range of clients across various locations, from Jordan to Australia, Berlin, and now, the United Arab Emirates. Follow us on instagram: @yazzy_tv