WAYS PODCAST

In the first of two episodes, Osama and Mohammed interview Dart Adams. A renowned author, journalist, A&R Consultant and Twitter icon. A historian in music, culture, entertainment and history. Dart Adam's fixation on trying to preserve, present and encapsulate the significance of Boston to the world. Dart does not talk about Boston. Instead, he lives it, informing others about the historical figur...

A sequel to a memorable episode, Osama and Mohammed delve deeper into the idea of whether money truly buys one happiness. Extracting from personal experiences and observations of their peers and society collectively helps differentiate the positive and negative connotations that ascribe to this ideology. One might agree with their sentiment while others may think it's blasphemous: regardless, what...

The virtues that accumulate only through Ramadan are endless, a month when the human mind becomes free. The soul becomes nourished through hours of prayers, worship, and remembrance of God while fasting. Family is essential for realizing gaps within relationships that become stronger as people let go of selfish tendencies for the goal of unity. The Muslim community shines brighter than the Moon on...

Matthew Manhire is an entrepreneur, filmmaker, and founder of Manhire Media, a production conglomerate working in directing, photography, virtual productions and films. His roots of growing up in Georgetown to his early influences helped shape Matthew’s vision for what he wanted to do and how to pursue it. One of the most incredible WAYS episodes features Matthew taking the listeners on a life jou...

Making waves in the Toronto scene! The introspective nature that comedy fights for often gets overlooked by the brass, controversial topic at hand. However, with all comedians, there is a signifying message that they are trying to present, not only to the audience but society collectively. So how does something that migrated to Canada from Sudan at six accomplish their parents’ dream of becoming a...

WAYS Episode: Everything I Am In the song “Everything I Am’ by Kanye West, he says in the chorus, “Everything I’m not made me everything I Am.” The conversation makes Osama and Mohammed explain some of the misconceptions people have thought about, whether it was true or some particular actions which could give legitimacy to the misconceptions. Either way, how do you overcome it and eliminate it? G...

In today’s episode, Osama and Mohammed discuss the situation surrounding NBA superstar Ja Morant. His actions are not excusable; he is a role model whether he realizes he likes it. Some rules come with being a public figure, but how does one try to make sense of something they were never truly prepared for? Listen as we try to figure out the implications of being a public figure in society.

Unusual episode for the podcast, after discussing various topics centred around the consequences of following mindless celebrities, and influencers, the topic turns towards the upcoming high school reunion for Osama & Mohammed. Speaking on whether they are attending, how they feel about it and the measures of making such an event memorable or disastrous after ten years is worth the listen.

Everyone has a story; few can share it. So how does one go from a business consultant to the vice president of a multi-billion dollar company? What characteristics and traits does one need to achieve such a rise over time? Without losing your integrity, respect and humble values instilled in one from their parents from day one. For the first black history month episode, To speak on his journey of...

What does it take to be a specialist? First, understand the weight of the moment as one reveals the inner layers of thoughts as a human being. With topics including Eddie Murphy being his hero, how to deal with hecklers and the sacrifices one has to make to become a comedian, Keith Pedro exemplifies that and more. In this episode, Keith gives the best description of a comedian and their intention...

Comedy is an art form that has become scrutinized as a genre that utilizes speakers to spew information, thoughts or ideas about the conundrums within society. Every comedian is different, with an outlook that is unique and specific and with an ultimate goal of conveying their expression of their viewpoint in life through comedy. Sammy Obeid is exceptional in articulating, yet finds the humour to...

Today's episode features Ehab James, a UTM (University of Toronto) student currently running for a seat on the campus council. A stimulating conversation that informs the audience about Ehab's unique background and upbringing, giving an insight into the similarities and contrast between Canada and US, plus answers for unifying different cultures. Ehab also speaks about his campaign strategies for...

It’s important to keep in mind that you shouldn’t conform to haram. Don't justify your actions, just admit that it is forbidden and encourage others to not follow your example. Osama and Sousou spoke about a lot of topics such as hating on others, things which b are prohibited and mulch more.

Today’s episode features Ousama Alshurafa, founder of the Muslim Hub, a place for Muslims to learn, develop and become more in tune with their faith, how Islam can make their lives more pivotal, beneficial and rewarding as they move along in their journey of life. As the conversation continues, brother Ousama offers advice to Muslims on navigating their society; the breakthrough one must go throug...

The Kiwi scene is a small business, where customers’ wellness is there top priority. As a company, they care deeply about the quality of our products, and that’s why they take extra care to ensure every ingredient serves a purpose and will directly benefit you. Sarah the Founder and CEO understands that life may not always go the way you plan. There may be setbacks or people that try to put you do...

Before The Weeknd, Justin Bieber and Drake, the person who helped push the Toronto sound, was Danny Fernandes. A guest with a history as rich, it was only befitting that Osama and Mohammed tried their best to figure out the significance of Danny’s legacy to Canada, Toronto and Canadian music. Yet also try to examine the intricacies of layers from his story that were never revealed or discussed. Al...

What does it take to be a comedian? The internet has forever changed the way society and people embrace the art form of stand-up comedy. So does one need to take the traditional route of having a stand-up special on HBO like Rock, Carlin, or release bits on youtube like Schultz, Gillis and more? Not only has the medium of comedy changed, but the comedians themselves are new, from their background,...

Today’s episode features Neema Naz, a student of the art of comedy. Watching his videos is reminiscent of great comedians like Robin Williams and Jim Carrey, recognized for their facial distinctions, comedic timing and the variance across characters as they quickly achieve the goal of laughter for the audience. Neema Naz is no different, being viewed worldwide by fans that adore his content as he...

😂😂😂

Be careful what you watch and who you listen too. There is always context to every text, don’t take things at face value.

We’re back after a month of taking a break! Make sure you tune in.

When things get tough are you still a fan?

Today's episode features Salwa, also known as Sousou, the conversation is hilarious, shocking, joyful, and sad. Salwa's story is triumphant and we're lucky at WAYS to get the opportunity of how she overcame the emotional and physical abuse once given by her ex-husband. How the trials of infidelity not only tore her apart but through the journey of introspection, she raised! Listen as Salwa speaks...

What does it take to become successful? Does having a dream equate to the certainty of one’s success? Today’s episode features Spitty, a rising rapper out of Brampton. Despite his background, upbringing and more, one clear thing is his ability to express his message on the mic. Listening to his songs, it is clear that Spitty is passionate about making change and answering questions about willpower...

Controlling your emotions is a an art! Sometimes it gets the best of us! The question is when should we express it and when should we compress it.