In this episode of The Somali Nomad, Mo and Sara talk about how they connected online via MSN Chat in a long-distance relationship which resulted in them getting married years later. They also discuss raising their kids including a set of twins as working career parents.

In this episode of The Somali Nomad, Chris from the Yukon talks about his journey from Ottawa to the Yukon Territory as a journalist. He also discusses the relationship he had with his ex for a decade before they split and now they just recently got back together.

In this episode of The Somali Nomad, Sameep talks about his experience growing up in East India and coming to Canada, settling down with a French-Canadian, his thoughts on the multicultural aspects of dating, marriage and raising kids in Canada.

On this bonus episode of The Somali Nomad, Red Pill Steve is back to talk about how men should learn to cut their losses, not having father figures and not leading with their pockets with women romantically. Also, we discuss people judging you and Steve gives his thoughts on the 2 Female Perspectives episode.

In this episode of The Somali Nomad, Danielle from Toronto talks about her media career journey from Ottawa to Toronto, working for shows from CityTV's Breakfast Television to Sportsnet's Tim & Sid and her motivations moving forward in her career path.

In this episode of The Somali Nomad, Amal and Sabrina debate and discuss their thoughts on dating and relationships in the Muslim communities and tips on how men should deal with women moving forward.

In this episode of The Somali Nomad, Lana from Toronto talks about how she met her current partner after ending a long-term relationship. Also, we chat about meeting people in public forums versus the online dating route and her surprising thoughts on marriage.

In this post-Halloween episode of The Somali Nomad, my very first guest on the podcast Yousef is back and we will be talking about how men lack father figures, identities and overcoming trauma through the lens of the most famous comic book hero movies around: Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins (2005).

In this episode of The Somali Nomad, Lankesh talks about his emotional independence from women, focusing his life on personal goals he wants to attain and being contemptuous of not pursuing any type of relationships in the meanwhile.