The Lovin Damascus Show

In today’s episode of The Lovin Damascus Show, we talk about the buzz surrounding Al Akhras’ concert in Latakia after several bloggers invited as VIP guests arrived to find no tables reserved for them, content creator Dania Henawi’s conversation with security officers during 47’s concert in Damascus, and the moment Nassif Zeytoun celebrated his birthday live on stage in Baghdad.

In this episode of The Lovin Damascus Show, we cover the Syrian community welcoming President Ahmed Al-Sharaa outside the UN headquarters in New York and his message to them. We then head to Milan, where Al Shami and Anas Tayara attended Fashion Week, before wrapping up with a sweet gesture by a Syrian man who celebrated Saudi National Day with a special touch bringing Syria and Saudi Arabia together.

In this episode of The Lovin Damascus Show, we talk about a previous conversation between President Ahmad Al-Sharaa and U.S. President Donald Trump about the Golan Heights, the graduation of Syria’s first class of women police officers, made up of 150 women after six months of training, and a Syrian mother who surprised her young daughter by taking her back to her old school.

In this episode of The Lovin Damascus Show, we cover President Ahmed Al-Sharaa’s visit to New York to attend the 81st United Nations General Assembly, his meeting with the Syrian community and members of the US Congress, and the key topics discussed during the meeting. We also look at Nassif Zeytoun’s comments on Assala’s return concert in Syria, his happiness to see her back in her home country, and the reaction his words received from the public.

In this episode of The Lovin Damascus Show, we cover the debate between Syrians and Egyptians over Assala’s song “Ala Roud Al Habib,” and the story of Syrian actress Rouzaina Lazkani’s brother, Ramez, as she reveals new details about his death under Assad’s regime. We also talk about Lebanese writer and lecturer Khaled Ghattas’ visit to Damascus, his hopes for Syria’s future, and the warm welcome he received from the Syrian audience.

In this episode of The Lovin Damascus Show, we talk about Assala’s first concert in Damascus after 15 years, the 60-year prison sentence handed to a former Assad-era brigadier general, and a Syrian vendor who caught people’s attention with his voice after continuing a George El Rassi song from the very first word.

In this episode of The Lovin Damascus Show, we bring you the story of a Syrian father who decided to tear down a wall hiding his son’s library after 15 years, and the return of a 100-year-old oud to singer Assala, after a Damascus antique shop had carefully preserved it for years. We also join Sham Al Zahabi on a walk through the old neighborhoods of Damascus as she revisits memories from her childhood.

In this episode of The Lovin Damascus Show, we cover the debate surrounding the call to bring corporal punishment back to Syrian schools, creator Bisher Najjar’s response and how many Syrians agreed with him, along with Assala’s return to Damascus after 15 years and preparations for her upcoming concerts. We also take a look at a group of young Syrians who turned the capital’s streets into a late-night skatepark.

In this episode of The Lovin Damascus Show, we cover President Ahmed Al-Sharaa’s appearance at the Arab Media Summit in Dubai, the key points from his remarks on Syria’s future and rebuilding the state, along with a sweet reunion between Plestia Alaqad and Faia Younan in Lebanon.

In this episode of The Lovin Damascus Show, we cover the rise in fuel prices in Syria and the reactions to it, a new undersea internet cable connecting Tartous and Cyprus that could improve internet speed and capacity, and the story of a Syrian taxi driver who sings to his passengers during rides and gets some fun reactions from viewers.