Join me on A Saturday Sit-Down for a relaxed, fun conversation about Melania Trump, Meghan Markle, and the stories everyone loves to talk about. No scripts, no filters — just real thoughts, laughs, and opinions in a casual sit-down.

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In this relaxed Thursday sit-down episode of ALAA EZZEDDINE, I reflect on the contrasts of the world we’re living in right now — from discussions around the Nipah virus and global health concerns, to my personal experience with freezing cold in New York, heavy snow across the United States, and extreme heat in Australia

Audiobooks Available on Audible

Man’s Search for Meaning — Viktor E. Frankl
The Daily Stoic — Ryan Holiday
12 Rules for Life — Jordan B. Peterson

In this Sit Down Ep of Alaa Ezzeddine, I reflect on the penguin that walked away and quietly moved the world. A moment about pausing, choosing yourself, and allowing “down episodes” to become a new chapter.

Note: Penguins don’t live in the North Pole—they live in the Southern Hemisphere, mainly Antarctica.

Welcome to a brand-new chapter of the ALAA EZZEDDINE Podcast. This episode marks the beginning of a new series a more personal, relaxed, and conversational space where I talk openly about life, growth, creativity, what’s happening around the world, and everything happening with me behind the scenes. If you’re thinking about starting your own podcast, you can download the Spotify for Creators app, available on iOS and online. Simply log in with your Spotify account and start your own show today. Don’t forget to check out my other podcast, The Call, available on all platforms.

In this sit-down weekend episode, Alaa Ezzeddine talks about The Call podcast, the opportunity Spotify Creators offers to anyone who wants to start a podcast, and why staying in your comfort zone can stop real growth.

In this sit-down episode, I take a moment to slow things down and reflect.

I talk about the launch of my new podcast, The Call, and what this new chapter represents. I also share my perspective on the Brooklyn Beckham family situation, looking beyond the headlines and into the dynamics that often play out in public families.

The episode closes with thoughts on the 2026 Oscar nominations—what stood out, what felt surprising, and what they say about culture and storytelling right now.

A calm, honest sit-down session. Observational, personal, and unfiltered.

In this Friday weekly episode, ALAA EZZEDDINE explores the reality of human downfall — moments when life breaks, direction fades, and certainty disappears.

This sensitive conversation focuses on understanding collapse, facing its emotional weight, and learning how to navigate the aftermath with clarity and responsibility.

A reflective episode about loss, awareness, and rebuilding from within.

In this episode, ALAA EZZEDDINE speaks openly about hate, cancel culture, and our tendency to reject people simply because they don’t fit our expectations.

You can’t design a person, shape their personality, or cancel them for being different.

Before judging others, we need to look inward, do the work on ourselves, and learn how to coexist with differences instead of fighting them.

This is a special Tuesday sit-down bonus episode with ALAA EZZEDDINE — no script, no pressure, just coffee and honest thoughts.

In this off-track conversation, I talk freely about 2025, what it brought, what it took, and what it changed, and about 2026, what I feel is coming, what I’m building, and where I’m heading next.

This episode isn’t about answers.
It’s about being present in the in-between.

A calm, real, and reflective moment for your day.

ALAA EZZEDDINE
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