2 Arab Girls

In this week's episode, we're chaotic. Chaos energy only. We go from discussing current events (dismall, btw), to reading our DMs for a laugh. Because life is about balance. Send us your cheeky DMs. Stay safe out there. Xoxo.

Stop acting brand new - we know you love to chat dating. Naturally, we're going to lean into this topic and give the people what they want. The question on our mind this episode: when is the right time to introduce your family to your signifcant other? Is there a right time? Let's chat about it.

Doctors, Lawyers, Engineers...Oh my! They've all got one thing in common, their parents aren't disappointed in them. As for the rest of us, the losers, the outcasts, the financially unstable; we're still figuring it out. Lucky for us, we've managed to find our own success and our parents a pretty freaking proud. In this episode, we dish about what success looks like in an Arab household and how the definition is evolving.

Friend of the Pod Adreanna Ekdawy chats how her parents marriage helped her prioritize her wants and needs in a relationship. While her parents are both Egyptian, her Dad was born and raised in Egypt for the majority of his young adult life, and her Mom was raised halfway across the World in California. Despite their totally different upbringings, they make it work, and Adreanna takes us on a hilarious journey of their relationship timeline.

Our favorite white girl, Madisen Theobald, joins the 2 Arab Girls podcast and we play a game of compare and contrast. Growing up Arab is, arguably, a totally different experience from growing up White. We chat our differences, and our similarities, here on 2 Arab Girls.

Najwa Zebian is many things - a poet, writer, social media superstar, and fellow Single Arab Female. With 4 books under her belt, Najwa is booked and BUSY, but lucky for us, she took the time to chat about everything under the sun: writing, the weight of being an Arab women in Western society, the hijab, and more. Learn more about Najwa at https://najwazebian.com/, and find her on Instagram @najwazebian.