This episode is all about movement — from Riyadh’s Red Line making cross-city travel faster than ever 🚆, to a Saudi traveler driving 6,000 km to chase the Northern Lights ❄️✨

In this episode of the Lovin Riyadh Show, we explore two powerful Saudi stories that reflect both ambition and legacy.First, we talk about Saudi boxer Ziyad Almaayouf, who is set to make history as the first Saudi fighter to step into the ring at Madison Square Garden in New York. Backed by Riyadh Season, this moment marks a major milestone for Saudi boxing and highlights how Saudi athletes are competing confidently on the global stage.We then reflect on the passing of Nasser bin Radan Al Rashid Al Wadaei, Saudi Arabia’s oldest known citizen, who lived to the age of 142. His life spanned more than a century of the Kingdom’s history, witnessing profound transformation and leaving behind a legacy of faith, resilience, and community.From global arenas to deeply personal history, this episode looks at how Saudi Arabia continues to move forward while honoring its roots.

From Barcelona stars exploring Jeddah ahead of El Clásico ⚽️ to a Saudi citrus festival catching international attention 🍊—today’s episode is all about the moments that happen off the main stage!

In this episode of the Lovin Riyadh Show, we talk about two very different stories that highlight how Riyadh and Saudi Arabia continue to move forward in meaningful ways.First, we break down the major road upgrades transforming western Riyadh, including improvements to Jeddah Road and surrounding routes. With wider lanes, new bridges, and smarter traffic solutions, these changes are set to improve daily commutes and make access toward Qiddiya City smoother than ever.We then shift to a powerful human story from the Nafud Desert, where a Saudi man stepped in to help two stranded Polish racers. What began as a simple rescue turned into an unexpected international connection, proving that kindness can truly travel far beyond borders.

From a prank that turned a quiet camp into nonstop laughter 😎😂to one simple video that had Riyadh rallying behind a young boy 🤍⚽

In this episode of the Lovin Riyadh Show, we take a look at what the start of 2026 has in store for the city.We break down the latest seasonal weather forecasts, including the possibility of a rainier January and slightly warmer temperatures across Riyadh and other regions in the Kingdom. What does this mean for the weeks ahead, and how might it change the feel of winter?We also talk about the growing excitement around Aquarabia, the new water park set to open in Qiddiya City after Eid al-Fitr. From family-friendly attractions to the announcement of dedicated women-only days, this upcoming destination is already sparking plenty of conversation.Whether you’re planning your days around the weather or looking ahead to new places to visit, this episode covers what’s shaping the early months of 2026.

In this episode of the Lovin Riyadh Show, we share two Saudi stories that quietly but powerfully captured people’s hearts.First, we talk about a young boy from Al-Jouf whose simple and honest post about his love for Riyadh resonated with thousands — and how a heartfelt response from Turki Al-Alshikh turned that moment into something even more meaningful.We also reflect on the inspiring journey of twenty women who walked from Makkah to Madinah over six days, step by step, guided by faith, unity, and determination. Their journey reminded many of the beauty found in intention, patience, and shared purpose.This episode is about sincerity, connection, and the moments that remind us what truly matters.

From a powerful journey on foot between Makkah and Madinah 🤍👣 to a long-lost friendship finally finding its way back after 46 years 🇸🇦🇴🇲

Happy New Year and welcome to 2026 🎉✨In this episode of the Lovin Riyadh Show, we kick off the year with two powerful Saudi stories that perfectly capture the spirit of the Kingdom.We talk about Rayan Al-Asiri, the Saudi security officer injured while saving a pilgrim at the Grand Mosque in Makkah, and the heartfelt visit from Prince Saud bin Mishaal, carrying the nation’s gratitude for his bravery and sacrifice 💛👏We also celebrate the incredible achievements of 18-year-old Saudi innovator Sally Al-Harbi, who transformed date seeds into a medical innovation used in artificial bone implants — earning global recognition and proving that ambition in Saudi Arabia truly has no limits 🚀🇸🇦This episode is all about courage, innovation, and starting 2026 inspired.🎧 Press play and start the year with stories that matter.

From unforgettable New Year’s celebrations at Mondrian Doha 🥂🎶 to Saudi astronauts making a medical breakthrough in orbit 🧬🌍 — today’s episode blends glamour with innovation.