From Jordan’s nature turning beautifully green after the recent rains, to the Jordanian food everyone agrees is worth leaving work early for — today’s episode covers the light moments Jordanians loved online. We also break down a viral national anthem clip that warmed hearts, a sewage overflow in Gardens, and Jordan’s firm stance on staying out of regional conflict. All the stories Jordanians were talking about today, in one place.

from a viral mural in Zarqa celebrating the national football team, to Irbid’s underrated nature, Etihad’s dominant Jordan Women’s Cup win, a sharp weather shift hitting the Kingdom this week, and important safety updates from Ajloun and Aqaba.

On today’s episode of The Lovin Amman Show, we break down the stories Jordanians were talking about on Sunday, February 1. From Jordan marking the birthdays of His Majesty King Abdullah II and His Royal Highness Prince Hashem bin Abdullah II, to an Air France flight evacuation in Arizona that raised questions around airport security, and ending on a lighter note with a Jordanian dog caught enjoying mansaf. A mix of national moments, serious headlines, and classic Jordanian internet humor.

On today’s episode of The Lovin Amman Show, we break down the biggest stories from Amman on January 28th. Jordanian police arrest two thieves caught on CCTV in the capital, sparking praise for fast action and safer streets. Queen Rania shares moments from Washington, including her meeting with US Second Lady Usha Vance and time spent with Prince Hashem, with added context on recent Jordan–US engagements

In today’s episode of The Lovin Amman Show, we take a trip down memory lane to 2016, when Taj Mall, City Mall, and Abdali first opened and Amman felt like it was entering a new era.We also break down the latest weather updates, with heavy rainfall expected across Jordan and warnings issued for flash floods and slippery roads.Plus, we share a powerful story of resilience as Jordanian-Palestinian content creator and motivational speaker Abdullah Abukhalaf opens up about facing cancer for the second time.

In today’s episode of The Lovin Amman Show, we start with a breathtaking view from Irbid’s hills where you can see both Palestine and Syria on a clear day. We then reflect on an emotional musical moment as Jordanian singer Najem Alsalman performs for HRH Princess Muna Al-Hussein. The episode also covers a serious and tragic crime case currently under investigation in northern Amman, before ending on a lighter note with a fun look at Jordan’s most popular baby names — and a practical update on electronic passport photo requirements.

In today’s episode of The Lovin Amman Show, we start the day with Irbid’s peaceful winter vibes before diving into the stories everyone’s talking about. We cover the shocking Ohio incident involving a Jordanian family, the internet-loved mansaf moment between TUL8TE and Saint Levant after Al-Salt concert, Dana Salah’s powerful kuffiyeh dress designed by Rami Kashou, and new stats showing just how young Jordan really is. Culture, music, fashion, and Jordanian social media reactions — all in one episode.

In today’s episode of The Lovin Amman Show, we cover a major healthcare milestone in Irbid with the opening of Princess Basma Hospital, along with stories that had Jordanian social media talking — from how Jordanian words just hit different, to a powerful reflection on growing up between cultures. All the stories shaping the day in Amman, in one place.

From a fog-covered morning on the Amman–Salt road to Mohammad Alsabbagh asking Khabib Nurmagomedov to push him to the limit in Dubai, today’s episode connects Jordanians across places and moments. We also dive into a wholesome cultural exchange in Oman and an AI-generated video reimagining Jordanian history. Different stories, one shared Jordanian spirit.

A wintery Sunday in Jordan starts with chilly weather and ends with major regional moments. In today’s episode, we talk about the cold conditions across Amman, then dive into the Joy Awards in Riyadh and the Jordanian presence that stood out — from Saba Mubarak’s red carpet moment to Omar Al-Abdallat performing on a major Arab stage.