We explore Dr. Adam Fahs’ journey as the son of Lebanese immigrants, growing up between two homes, and how that connection to Lebanon continues to shape his life and purpose.

An orthopedic trauma surgeon, Dr. Fahs shares why he chose a career dedicated to helping others in their most difficult moments, the values that guided his path, and how his faith and upbringing influenced his commitment to service. From childhood summers in Lebanon to serving communities in times of crisis, he reflects on identity, resilience, and finding purpose through helping others.

This episode continues the conversation: real stories, meaningful perspective, and voices that matter.

We explore Nada Shehab’s journey of growing up between two worlds, carrying the connection to her South Lebanese roots while navigating life in the United States.

Nada shares how her experiences, education, and years working in social-emotional health shaped her passion for serving others. From supporting children and parents to creating spaces where people feel seen and understood, she reflects on purpose, identity, and the importance of helping others realize they are never alone.

This episode continues the conversation: real stories, meaningful perspective, and voices that matter.

Some moments change more than your path, they change the way you see life itself. Nada Shehab reflects on loss, purpose, identity, and the experiences that reshaped her perspective and led her toward something bigger.

New episode tonight at 7P. 🎙️

We explore Dr. Saleh Al-Ameen’s journey through faith, identity, mental health, and the lasting connection to Southern Lebanon that helped shape his worldview.

Drawing from both a religious upbringing and a career dedicated to understanding the human mind, he reflects on belonging, resilience, community, and the values that stay with us no matter where life takes us.

This episode continues the conversation: real stories, meaningful perspective, and voices that matter.

What shapes a person more: where they come from, or what they carry with them? Dr. Saleh Al-Ameen reflects on faith, identity, and the deep connection to Southern Lebanon that continues to guide his perspective.

Episode 7 drops tonight at 7. 🎙️

We explore Zahraa’s journey of growing up between two worlds, embracing her Iraqi roots, and turning her passion for service into action through Arab Women United.

She shares the challenges of building a nonprofit from the ground up, the barriers faced by women from immigrant and refugee backgrounds, and the importance of creating opportunities for underrepresented communities.

This episode continues the conversation: real stories, meaningful impact, and perspectives that matter.

Every accomplishment comes with obstacles. Zahraa Alrafish reflects on the challenges of building Arab Women United and the purpose behind creating opportunities for women from immigrant, refugee, and underrepresented communities.

Episode 6 drops tonight at 7. 🎙️

We explore Shahnaz’s journey of coming to the United States at a young age, overcoming hardship, and refusing to let adversity define her future.

She shares how resilience, education, and purpose shaped her path from personal challenges to becoming an executive coach dedicated to helping others grow. With a background in psychology and counseling, along with a Master’s degree in Organizational Leadership, Shahnaz reflects on leadership, identity, healing, and building a life rooted in both ambition and freedom.

This episode continues the conversation: real stories, meaningful transformation, and perspectives that inspire.

Failure was never an option.

🎙️ Episode 5 of Ben Hon W Honik drops today at 7P.

Shahnaz Hamade joins us to share her journey of arriving to the United States at a young age, overcoming hardship, and transforming adversity into purpose, leadership, and a life dedicated to helping others grow. Tap in.

We explore Layla Elabed’s journey as a pro-Palestinian activist, organizer, and community leader working to amplify voices that often go unheard.

She shares the experiences that shaped her advocacy, the challenges of speaking out during difficult moments, and the importance of staying grounded in identity, community, and purpose.

This episode continues the conversation: real stories, meaningful dialogue, and perspectives that matter.