In S2 E4, Aziza, Rohnda and Sahar join Rima to talk about implications for the Palestinian community when it comes to BDS, foreign policy, and (of course) Dearborn.

In S2 E3, Tuhfa and Zainab join Rima to talk about education and its impact on the Arab/Muslim community of Dearborn.

In S2 E2, Saja, Sara, and Yusra join Yasmeen to talk about mental health implications on Dearborn and the entire Arab/Muslim community.

In the season 2 opener, Hajji Najah Bazzy walks us through the story of Zaman International and the ways in which being a Dearborn Girl has prepared her for the role of CEO and humanitarian.

In S1E10, Narissa Ayoub, Zahra Huber, and Dana Mohammad join Yasmeen for the season finale to talk about how sexual harassment has impacted women in the Dearborn community.  

In S1 E9, hijabi, sister, and mental health supporter Fatma Wutwut shares how being the only person in her family to grow up in Dearborn has lead to not only her differing perspective but her deep Dearborn accent. Listen along as Fatma talks about how complex the ethnic hierarchy in Dearborn can be and what wearing a hijab means to her.

In S1 E8, makeup enthusiast, supporter of all women, and realist Zara Makki shares her inspiration as an artist and what she wants every girl who sits in her makeup chair to feel. Listen along as Zara talks about how she chose makeup over medicine and recognized her own internal power.

In S1 E7, global citizen, alchemist, and humanitarian Maali Luqman shares how growing up in the South End of Dearborn has shaped literally everything she does. Listen along as Maali talks about studying at Harvard, being an author, and her hopes for Dearborn.

In S1 E6, avid traveler, artist, and resilient Dearborn Girl Mariam Doudi shares the ways in which she navigates her intersectional Afro-Arab identity at the University of Michigan and (of course) Dearborn. Listen along as Mariam talks being the “only” in most rooms.

In S1EP5, Rima and Yasmeen introduce listeners to the "DG Takes" where all things Dearborn are discussed. This week's topic is the idea of "being "Dearborn" outside of Dearborn." Listen along as Rima talks about the first time she realized she was "so Dearborn" and Yasmeen questions if she'll ever have a Dearborn accent.