LIT- Luca's Insight Track

This bonus episode of Luca’s Insight Track takes you Off Track, where I share the personal reflections that surfaced after my conversation with Rasha Hamzeh, Managing Director of The Inhouse Agency, Executive Producer of this show… and yes, my wife. In this Off Track, I unpack three big insights: 1️⃣ Marketing has changed, dramatically. We’ve slipped into a world of copy-paste campaigns, platform obsession, and performance metrics ruling creativity. When no one takes risks, talent suffers, and churn rises. The industry isn’t short of ideas; it’s short of bravery. 2️⃣ Marriage is a lot like a podcast. It demands consistency, effort, and intentional energy. Working with your partner isn’t easy, respect, trust, and friendship are the foundation, but even then, the work never stops. 3️⃣ Rasha’s belief in me made me ask a deeper question: Can someone else’s faith in you truly shape both your conscious and subconscious mind? Her unwavering belief in me doesn’t just support me, it merges with me. At some point, her conviction becomes indistinguishable from my own thoughts. It’s as if our minds start working in unison, expanding the arena of what’s possible to a level I couldn’t reach alone. Raw, unfiltered, and straight from the heart, this is me, off my chest and off the cuff. Welcome to Off Track.

In this episode of luca’s insight track, Luca sits down with Rasha Hamzeh — his wife, executive producer, and the real force behind the show.What happens when your partner is also your business partner?They talk about running startups, parenting, working together, and what really goes on behind the camera. From building The Inhouse agency to balancing marriage and media, Rasha opens up about the lessons, challenges, and moments that shaped their journey.This is the most personal episode yet — raw, honest, and filled with insights on partnership, purpose, and keeping it real when life gets busy.Listen now to hear the conversation that usually happens after the cameras stop rolling.

This special bonus episode of Luca’s Insight Track takes you Off Track — where I share the personal insights that stayed with me after my powerful conversation with Mohamed Al Banna, advisor to the UAE Royal Family, serial investor, and CEO of Lead Ventures. Mohamed’s mindset around networking, belief, and energy inspired me to reflect deeply and in this improvised episode, I unpack three takeaways that might shift how you think about success and decision-making in today’s world. 1️⃣ In an AI-driven age, who you know now matters more than what you know. Intelligence is accessible, but relationships build real momentum. 2️⃣ Having a Plan B might sound smart, but it often signals doubt. When you fully commit to Plan A, you move differently. 3️⃣ The true green flag in any investment or partnership? A person’s energy. It’s the fastest, most reliable signal of alignment, or a warning to walk away. Raw, unfiltered, and straight from the heart — this is me, off my chest and off the cuff. Welcome to Off Track.

What happens when Mohamed Al Banna — adviser to the UAE royal family, Group CEO of Lead Ventures, and serial investor — sits down to talk energy, entrepreneurship, and the art of building networks?In this episode of Luca’s Insight Track, host Luca Allam explores how Mohamed went from watching his father struggle in real estate to becoming one of Dubai’s most connected business leaders and a mentor shaping the next generation.This isn’t just about business — it’s a raw, inspiring, and often funny deep dive into risk, resilience, and reading people. Mohamed shares why he sometimes loses padel matches on purpose, why there are no guarantees in business except death, and why daily habits like smiling and giving can transform your life.Luca and Mohamed unpack the secrets behind the UAE’s rise — from visionary leadership and bold initiatives to a culture that rewards action. They explore “contacts vs. contracts,” mentoring with integrity, and why energy is the ultimate green or red flag in any deal.And it goes deeper.Mohamed opens up about the art of mentoring without exploitation, balancing network-building with knowledge-building, and a personal philosophy built around giving, gratitude, and faith. From a green “Mafi Mushkila” mug to a safe word called “Belief,” this conversation is full of stories, lessons, and practical insights you can use tomorrow.Whether you’re a founder, investor, policy watcher, or simply curious about the inner workings of Dubai, this episode is a masterclass in relationship capital, entrepreneurial mindset, and creating opportunities that matter.

This is a special bonus episode of Luca’s Insight Track. This 'Off Track' episode is inspired by my incredibly insightful conversation with Karen Abou Jaoude, co-founder of The Wise Parent - a company designed to help parents be the best version of themselves for their kids. Our episode, explored all the facets of parenting, whilst she was 8 months pregnant with her second child!  In this improvised Off Track episode, I focus on 3 insights that I learned following my conversation with Karen. The first is rooted in our definition of what is a good parent. This differentiates from person to person, based on our past, our values and our partner. My personal definition? To nail the basics on what your kids actually want and need. In this episode I also cover the generational divide between us and our parents in terms of whose parenting was right and whose was wrong and why information is not always a good thing. The final insight is about who actually teaches who, the parent or the child. The blessing of having kids is that they actually force us to rediscover the best of who we are by reminding us on the importance of removing our own limiting beliefs we had formed when we were kids.  In this unfiltered and improvised episode, I share my own personal insights and values that continue to shape who I am. Off my chest and off the cuff, welcome to Off Track.

Parenting, presence, and breaking old patterns. In this heartfelt episode of Luca’s Insight Track, Luca sits down with Karen Abou Jaoude—parenting coach, co-founder of The Wise Parent, and daughter of previous guest Zena El Khalil. Eight months pregnant and leading a mission to transform family life, Karen shares powerful insights on what it really means to raise confident, thriving children.Karen opens up about her journey as both a coach and a mother, why true parenting starts with “re-parenting” yourself, and how breaking intergenerational habits creates space for healthier families. She and Luca explore everything from boundaries and routines to raising culturally aware kids, reframing discipline as teaching rather than punishment, and why gentle parenting may sometimes be too gentle.They also dive into the bigger questions parents face today: Are we better parents than past generations, or just more overwhelmed with information? What does it mean to bring a child into such a divided world? And how can small daily moments of connection matter more than big parenting “fixes”?This episode is as raw as it is practical—blending humor, honesty, and wisdom. Whether you’re a new parent, expecting, or simply reflecting on your own childhood, Karen’s message is clear: good parenting isn’t about perfection, it’s about presence, growth, and love.

This is a special bonus episode of Luca’s Insight Track. This 'Off Track' episode is inspired by my wonderfully open and insightful conversation with Farah Al Qaissieh, the founder of the stutter movement here in the UAE. As well as having a stutter, Farah suffered the tragic loss of her brother who also had a stutter, which propelled her to take action to help as many people as she can with this less talked about neurological disorder.In this improvised Off Track episode, I focus on 3 insights that I learned following my conversation with Farah. The first is that not having ‘a why’ to how we live our life and make our decisions has never been more dangerous for our mental health; without a clear purpose, belief and conviction in what you’re doing, our passion is subdued, and we can’t be fulfilled. Secondly, taking a minute to actually stop. To reflect. To ask the right questions that are always the hard questions. This is the starting point for finding purpose. Finally, we have to practice harder to give people the space they need to figure things out, to give more space for understanding, and give more space for patience. My chat with Farah was delightful, but also incredibly insightful.In this unfiltered and improvised episode, I share my own personal insights and values that continue to shape who I am. Off my chest and off the cuff, welcome to Off Track.

Stuttering, stigma, and the power of voice. In this inspiring episode of Luca’s Insight Track, Luca sits down with Farah Al Qaissieh—Emirati social entrepreneur and founder of the UAE’s first stuttering support community. For more than a decade, Farah has been breaking stereotypes, building safe spaces, and helping people who stutter discover confidence and embrace their true voices.Farah shares her deeply personal journey of growing up with a stutter, the school incident that made her realize she was “different,” and the powerful moment she freed herself by beginning every presentation with: “My name is Farah, and I stutter. Please bear with me.” She also opens up about a promise she made to her late brother Mansour—one that inspired her to host the first International Stuttering Awareness Day in the Middle East and create a community where no one feels alone.Together, Luca and Farah uncover insights about stuttering that most people don’t know: why it impacts boys more than girls, why many stutter more in their mother tongue than in a second language, and why something as simple as introducing yourself or ordering coffee can feel like climbing a mountain. They also challenge misconceptions—from assuming stuttering is caused by nerves, to offering sympathy instead of acceptance.But this conversation is bigger than speech. It’s about resilience, identity, and finding strength in difference. Farah talks about parenting three young boys, rediscovering play through a Lego mug, using “elephant” as her safe word, and the daily reminder that every voice deserves to be heard.Whether you stutter, know someone who does, or simply care about authentic stories of courage and humanity, this episode will inspire you to listen more deeply, speak more honestly, and embrace the unique voice that makes you who you are.

This is a special bonus episode of Luca’s Insight Track. This 'Off Track' episode was inspired by my refreshing and open conversation with Ebrahim Abbas - a proud Emirati Gen Z influencer with millions of followers and a clear mission to debunk myths around the UAE.In this improvised Off Track episode, I focus on 3 insights that stuck with me following my conversation with Ebrahim. The first is why UAE attracts so many people to come live here, and why it is a powerful message and example to other countries on how to effectively incubate and nurture incredible opportunities for a diverse body of people. The second insight looks at the inter generational divide between Millennials, Gen Z Gen Alpha - they each bring something to the table, but the combination of all 3 can actually unlock something special. Finally, I give my view on which social channel is the ultimate ‘hero’ and if I was a betting man - which channel would be the one to focus on!In this unfiltered and improvised episode, I share my own personal insights and values that continue to shape who I am. Off my chest and off the cuff, welcome to Off Track.

What happens when Ebrahim Abbas, the 27-year-old Emirati truth-teller, sits down to discuss fighting fake news, the rise of Gen Z, and defending the UAE online? In this episode of Luca’s Insight Track, host Luca Allam flips the mic to the TikTok powerhouse whose viral myth-busting videos have sparked debate, reflection, and real-world impact.This isn’t just about views—it’s a raw, thoughtful, and often funny deep dive into resilience, identity, and telling the truth online. Ebrahim shares his journey from accounting student and Big Four auditor to self-made millionaire investor and outspoken creator, explaining how surviving health challenges rewired his hunger to live fully.Luca and Ebrahim explore loving your country out loud: calling out misinformation, navigating online influence and accountability, and discussing Gen Z ambition and the rise of Gen Alpha. They dive into fast cars, slower lives, and the ethics of going viral—why sources, credibility, and protecting truth matter more than winning arguments.Whether you’re a creator, brand strategist, policy watcher, or curious about the Gulf, this episode is a masterclass in honest storytelling, media literacy, and digital impact.

This is a special bonus episode of Luca’s Insight Track. This 'Off Track' episode was inspired by my incredible and personal conversation with Zeina Abboud, a practitioner of ‘Theta’ as a healing modality. I have been a client of Zeina’s for over a year.  In this improvised Off Track episode, I focus on 3 insights that I have taken from my overall lessons with Zeina as well as from the recent episode we shared together. The first reaffirms my conviction that our minds are absolutely the most powerful things in the universe, with the ability to put us firmly in the driving seat of our own lives - provided our subconscious is free from limiting beliefs that shackled us since childhood. The second focuses on how to deal with narcissists and the required values you must have, and finally the perfect balance that spirituality can play in our healing, even when combined with science.  In this unfiltered and improvised episode, I share my own personal insights and values that continue to shape who I am. Off my chest and off the cuff, welcome to Off Track.

What happens when a deeply intuitive healer steps into the spotlight to share her near-death experience, her journey into the subconscious, and her mission to help others reclaim their power? In this extraordinary episode of Luca’s Insight Track, host Luca Allam is joined by Zeina Abboud—a theta healer, trauma specialist, and spiritual guide—for one of the most profound and emotionally charged conversations to date.This isn’t a surface-level exploration of alternative healing. It’s a deeply layered, intimate dialogue that delves into what it really means to heal—from early childhood trauma, toxic relationships, and even death itself. Zeina reveals how theta healing removes limiting beliefs from the subconscious mind, rewires the brain, and empowers individuals to rediscover their inner strength and purpose.But Zeina's authority doesn’t come just from theory—it comes from surviving the unimaginable. After being clinically dead for 1 hour and 17 minutes, she returned to life with clarity, conviction, and a renewed mission. Her account of visiting the "Council of 12" and her insights into the unseen spiritual world will leave you questioning the nature of consciousness, destiny, and what it means to truly be alive.Together, Luca and Zeina explore pressing themes of modern mental health: why so many people feel stuck, the invisible weight of narcissistic abuse, how childhood beliefs shape adult patterns, and the internal fear that stops us from owning our lives. They also debate the legitimacy of spiritual healing in the scientific age—citing pioneers like Bruce Lipton, Joe Dispenza, and Gregg Braden who are proving that energy, emotion, and biology are inextricably linked.Is healing mystical or methodical? Can alternative modalities like theta healing be more than just complementary to traditional therapy? What role do free will and destiny play in our journey? And how do we protect our energy in a chaotic world that rarely allows us to pause and reflect?This conversation is as practical as it is soulful, filled with real stories, surprising insights, and raw vulnerability. It challenges the cynical and comforts the curious—especially those quietly searching for meaning, wholeness, and peace.Whether you believe in God, the universe, or just the power of the mind, Zeina Abboud’s story is a living testament to human resilience, spiritual depth, and the radical possibility of change.This episode is a must-watch for anyone on a journey of self-discovery, trauma recovery, or conscious transformation. Let it be the nudge you need to reconnect with your purpose—and own the life you were always meant to live.We are -- Global first: Face-to-face interview with ChatGPT (avatar)- Apple Podcasts: Best So Far 2025 (Top 10)- Podeo: Best Trailer 2024 winner- YouTube: 162K+ subscribers • 2M+ total viewsRankings:UAE: #5 Society Culture • Top #16 Overall • #2 English SCLebanon: #2 Society Culture • Top #9 OverallSaudi Arabia: #19 Society Culture • Top #72 OverallEgypt: #16 Society Culture • Top #95 Overall

This is a special bonus episode of Luca’s Insight Track. This 'Off Track' episode was inspired by my fantastic marketing conversation with Moadh Bukhash, the former CMO of ENBD and the current CMO of Pure Health.  In this improvised Off Track episode, I focus on 3 insights that I took from my chat with Moadh. The first is where has the marketing magic gone? The absence of great advertising campaigns in 2025 vs the past is worrying as creativity, passion & inspiration seemingly have been replaced with data obsession and sticking to the safe and trusted approaches. The second insight is around the over-focus on short term results and how it plays into the hands of the CEO and CFO - at the expense of the CMO and long term business growth. Finally, why misunderstanding AI and its role in the marketing dynamic, offers an even bigger threat to removing creativity entirely from this industry.  In this unfiltered and improvised episode, I share my own personal insights and values that continue to shape who I am. Off my chest and off the cuff, welcome to Off Track.

What happens when one of the region’s top marketeers steps away from boardrooms to reveal the truths behind the industry? In this thought-provoking episode, Luca sits down with Moadh Bukhash—CMO of PureHealth, former CMO of Emirates NBD, and member of the renowned Bukhash family—to explore the art, struggle, and future of marketing.This isn’t just about ad campaigns. It’s a candid, often humorous masterclass in creativity, leadership, and legacy. Moadh reflects on his journey from Mubadala and Enoch to steering some of the UAE’s most powerful brands, while unpacking timeless questions: Does the agency make the client—or vice versa? How do you build trust in “utility” brands like banks and petrol stations? And why is the hardest job of any CMO not driving revenue, but transcending generations?They explore a shifting landscape—where AI can generate assets but not inspiration, where agencies must evolve beyond bloated overheads, and where authenticity is the only true differentiator. Along the way, Moadh shares personal insights on Arsenal fandom, growing up in a high-profile Emirati family alongside Anas Bukhash, and how culture, respect, and passion shape not only teams but entire industries.Can marketing still inspire in a world obsessed with data and short-term funnels? What role should purpose play? How do you protect creativity under cost pressure? Moadh opens up about resilience during the 2008 crash, lessons from Arsène Wenger, and why he prefers supporting his family story over chasing the spotlight. From safe words (“zebra”) to fainting classmates and ice-breaking family names, the conversation blends wisdom with warmth.Whether you’re a CMO, agency leader, brand strategist, or simply curious about how marketing really works—this is essential listening. Packed with real-world lessons and candid humor, Moadh’s journey reminds us that marketing is about respect, passion, and the power of storytelling across generations.

This is a special bonus episode of Luca’s Insight Track. This 'Off Track' episode was inspired by my very informed leadership conversation with Marisa Kamall, the former MD of HSBC and the founder of Gaia network, a women’s leadership network in Dubai. In this improvised Off Track episode, I focus on 3 insights that I took from my chat with Marisa; how we should define effective leadership - irrelevant to the men vs. women debate; how our personal & collective unconscious bias is impacting our reality - and why we need better sources of insights to provide balance to our opinions; and finally why focusing/obsessing about titles is doing more damage than good - namely by suppressing the development & growth of your personal brand.In this unfiltered and improvised episode, I share my own personal insights and values that continue to shape who I am. Off my chest and off the cuff, welcome to Off Track. 

What happens when a woman at the top of corporate life walks away from a prestigious title, a comfortable paycheck, and a high-stakes role managing over 5,000 people—only to find her voice, her purpose, and her true power on the other side?In this deeply personal and emotionally charged episode of Luca’s Insight Track, host Luca Allam sits down with Marisa Kamall, former Managing Director at HSBC and founder of Gaia—a leadership platform designed to support and empower women across the Middle East and beyond. But this conversation isn’t just about career shifts. It’s about motherhood, identity, mental health, feminism, and the radical decision to align your life with your values.At the height of her corporate career, Marisa was leading global teams and checking every box of success. Then, within months, she gave birth, experienced postnatal depression, was hospitalized with pneumonia, and faced a career-altering restructure. The physical, emotional, and existential toll nearly broke her—but it also set her free.What follows is not a collapse, but a rebirth. With disarming honesty, Marisa unpacks the hidden struggles of high-achieving women and the moment she realized that power and peace could finally coexist. She shares how Gaia was born—not as a reaction, but as a purposeful stand for female leadership that is rooted in empathy, authenticity, and community.Luca and Marisa delve into the tough stuff—unconscious bias in the workplace, the isolation of motherhood, financial insecurity, and the privilege of speaking out. They challenge old-school definitions of leadership and explore what it looks like when women stop performing and start leading on their own terms.This isn’t a polished "girlboss" tale. It’s the real story of a woman who went through the fire—professionally, personally, politically—and emerged grounded, vocal, and awake. From the symbolism of mangoes to the shocking gender bias behind car safety design, no topic is too small or too big. The result is a compelling exploration of patriarchy, power, purpose, and what it means to truly live a values-aligned life.Marisa Kamall doesn’t just speak about change—she lives it. And in doing so, she offers every listener the rarest kind of invitation: to question the systems we serve, to lead with integrity, and to remember that real success only matters if it feels right on the inside.We are -- Global first: Face-to-face interview with ChatGPT (avatar)- Apple Podcasts: Best So Far 2025 (Top 10)- Podeo: Best Trailer 2024 winner- YouTube: 162K+ subscribers • 2M+ total viewsRankings:UAE: #5 Society Culture • Top #16 Overall • #2 English SCLebanon: #2 Society Culture • Top #9 OverallSaudi Arabia: #19 Society Culture • Top #72 OverallEgypt: #16 Society Culture • Top #95 Overall

This is a special bonus episode of Luca’s Insight Track. This 'Off Track' episode was inspired by my eye-opening conversation with Henri Arslanian, an award-winning crypto author, CNBC presenter, and co-founder of a crypto hedge fund here in the UAE. In this improvised Off Track episode, I focus on 3 insights that I took from my chat with Henri; how uncertainty around Crypto & negative PR are major power weapons to keep centralized and financial control, why there remains plenty of room for both education & courage in our financial decision making, and why common sense still should play the overriding role in our investments.In this unfiltered and improvised episode, I share my own personal insights and values that continue to shape who I am. Off my chest and off the cuff, welcome to Off Track.

What happens when one of the world’s most respected crypto minds meets one of the most thoughtful voices in media? In this electric episode of Luca’s Insight Track, host Luca Allam sits down with Henri Arslanian—global crypto authority, author, hedge fund founder, and relentless educator—for a conversation that moves far beyond hype.Henri Arslanian is no ordinary guest. A former PwC partner, adjunct professor, CNBC co-host, best-selling author, and co-founder of Nine Blocks Capital Management—one of the world’s largest institutional crypto hedge funds—he brings a rare combination of academic rigor, practical insight, and human warmth to one of the most misunderstood industries today: crypto.But this isn’t your typical blockchain jargon-fest. From Bitcoin’s role as “digital gold” to the explosive rise of meme coins, from the inner workings of stablecoins to the real purpose behind central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), Henri breaks it all down with energy, clarity, and zero ego. He explains why Bitcoin was a Nobel-worthy breakthrough, how the double-spend problem was solved, and why decentralization isn’t just technical—it’s a civilizational shift.The conversation also covers the harsh realities: the scams, the regulatory failures, and why “crypto bros” damage the industry’s public image. But Henri brings more than criticism—he brings solutions. He advocates for financial literacy for all, shares the vision behind his children’s book Decoding Crypto, and passionately explains why even a $10 purchase of Bitcoin can change how people see money and value.What makes this episode truly special is the balance between global finance and personal reflection. Henri shares his Armenian roots, the multigenerational immigrant journey that shaped his perspective, his law and banking career across Asia and North America, and the mindset he adopted to lead in an industry that is still being defined. He speaks five languages, reads economic history for fun, and takes time every month to reflect—asking, “How am I being disrupted?”From why the UAE is becoming the Silicon Valley of Web3, to how digital assets can empower someone born in an underbanked country, this episode is a masterclass in crypto, economics, and global citizenship. If you think crypto is only about getting rich, you’re missing the bigger picture—and Henri helps you see it.Whether you’re crypto-curious or deeply skeptical, whether you’re a startup founder, investor, policymaker, or student—this episode will challenge your assumptions, educate your mind, and energize your worldview.We are -- Global first: Face-to-face interview with ChatGPT (avatar)- Apple Podcasts: Best So Far 2025 (Top 10)- Podeo: Best Trailer 2024 winner- YouTube: 162K+ subscribers • 2M+ total viewsRankings:UAE: #5 Society Culture • Top #16 Overall • #2 English SCLebanon: #2 Society Culture • Top #9 OverallSaudi Arabia: #19 Society Culture • Top #72 OverallEgypt: #16 Society Culture • Top #95 Overall

This is a special bonus episode of Luca’s Insight Track. This 'Off Track' episode was inspired by my open and frank conversation with Hikmat Wehbi, an award-winning photographer and podcaster who has recorded over 230 episodes.In this improvised Off Track episode, I focus on just 1 insight that I took from my chat with Hikmat - how influencers, hosts, and guests all have an important choice to make: share your true opinion on important subject matter, or play it safe and opt to keep everything status quo. With the added context of the news about Charlie Kirk, speaking your opinion can come at the heaviest price. For those that are willing to share their unique voice, it provides the opportunity to help others to open their minds - something of real value to all of us. In this unfiltered and improvised episode, I share my own personal insights and values that continue to shape who I am. Off my chest and off the cuff, welcome to Off Track.

What happens when one of the Arab world’s most beloved podcast hosts finally trades seats and becomes the guest? In this captivating episode of Luca’s Insight Track, the mic is flipped on Hikmat Wehbi—a renowned visual artist turned podcasting legend—whose 225+ episodes and 40M+ views have reshaped the art of storytelling across the Middle East.But this isn’t just a look back on his success. This is a deep, vulnerable, and often humorous masterclass in creativity, psychology, and authenticity. Luca explores Hikmat’s evolution from a broke student with a dream and a camera to becoming a household name, trusted by celebrities, brands, and everyday listeners alike.They unpack everything: from the pivotal photography competition that launched his career to producing soulful exhibitions across Europe, from turning quiet moments into viral podcast clips to navigating language, identity, and self-worth in a city like Dubai. Hikmat reflects on what makes a good host (“It’s not the voice—it’s the silence”), why visual storytelling is more than lighting and lenses, and how he found peace during 12 hours in a Saudi airport jail.This episode challenges industry norms. Why does podcasting still receive less than 1% of ad budgets in the UAE and Saudi despite explosive listener growth? What do real stories offer that scripted influencer content doesn’t? And can podcasting truly shift the future of brand communication?We also go personal: Hikmat opens up about self-doubt, imposter syndrome, the loneliness of creators, and why he avoids watching himself on screen. He speaks about reading people, building trust, protecting guests over chasing virality, and the sacred responsibility of hosting someone’s truth.Whether you’re a budding podcaster, a brand strategist, a fan of Middle Eastern media, or simply someone navigating identity in a hyper-digital age—this conversation is essential listening. Rich with insight and grounded in emotion, Hikmat’s journey reminds us that good content doesn’t need to be perfect—it just needs to be honest.If you’re curious about the intersection of visuals and voice, art and algorithms, fame and feeling, this episode will stay with you long after the credits roll.We are -- Global first: Face-to-face interview with ChatGPT (avatar)- Apple Podcasts: Best So Far 2025 (Top 10)- Podeo: Best Trailer 2024 winner- YouTube: 162K+ subscribers • 2M+ total viewsRankings:UAE: #5 Society Culture • Top #16 Overall • #2 English SCLebanon: #2 Society Culture • Top #9 OverallSaudi Arabia: #19 Society Culture • Top #72 OverallEgypt: #16 Society Culture • Top #95 Overall