Who Run the World

Season 4 of Who Run The World will be a little bit different from the previous seasons. On the one hand we have started a mini series called Who Run The Time (look for the pink icon) to help you through the quarantine with light hearted short content. On the other we're producing a multi-part series following Marilyn and Rhea's journeys through their work life and its new chapters (listen to part 1 for more). 

In this episode we invite Anita, who is an expert at mining her networks, to give Rhea and Marilyn advice and a challenge on the issues they are having with their own networks. Rhea does't feel comfortable asking others for emotional support, and Marilyn always confuses friends with advisors. 

In this episode of Who Run the Time we talk about the thing we've been spending the most time on: working from home. We look at how to create a routine and boundaries during our work days, how to network, and how to socialize with our colleagues.

If this is a topic you are interested in and want to learn more about check out Marilyn's company website: cosmicentaurs.com. You can also follow us on @whoruntheworldpod on Instagram and check our website: whoruntheworldpodcast.com.

With every passing week of social distancing our need for human connection grows, whether we are introverts or extroverts. In this episode, we share how we are getting and giving our dose of connection and care using the five languages of love.


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As the world takes a breath, we have collectively found ourselves with more time to learn, explore and cultivate new skills. In this episode of Who Run the Time, Rhea and Marilyn talk about the different ways they are learning in both structured and unstructured ways.

If you want to learn a new skill or take an online class check out this link.

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Rhea and Marilyn have found each other on opposite sides of a coin during the corona pandemic. Marilyn talks about what it's like losing her job in the economic downturn. Rhea talks about what it's like to start a new job while on lockdown.

We hope this episode helps you deal with whatever you are going through right now. Talking about our situations has greatly helped us and we want to help you by lending you our ears. So please get in touch with us on [email protected] or on Instagram: @whoruntheworldpod. 

In this episode of Who Run the Time, we talk about how food and cooking have brought joy to our confined lives while helping us structure our new routines. We list all the dishes we've made over the last two weeks, tell you which ones are our favorites, and give you 5 tips for inviting food into your life.

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Like most of the world we have found ourselves quarantined because of corona. We are actually both stuck in Marilyn's apartment in Dubai. So we've decided to record Who Run the Time. Basically this is one of many episodes where we'll share with you recommendations and things we are doing to pass the time. In this episode we tell you about the different games we play throughout the day to make the time pass. Spoiler alert: we were in the middle of a game while recording.

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In this special recap episode, Rhea and Marilyn have a call where they each give updates on their career. Rhea has some excited news about her company Reyzin Media, which was selected for the Google Podcast creator program. She also talks about the stresses that come with entrepreneurship. Marilyn tells Rhea about her new job, and how she adjusts to an already existing work culture. Then they both discuss what it was like to release season 1 of Who Run the World. For more follow us on Instagram: @whoruntheworldpod.

We sat down with Aline Kamakian at the BLC Bank and WeInitiative conference A Step Towards Equality. Aline talked to us about equality in Lebanon, her role models, the most important lesson she has learned throughout her career, and how she views feminism. Aline is the owner of Armenian restaurants Mayrig and Batchig, as well as an insurance brokerage. Stay tuned for our second season to hear her full story. 

We sat down with with Asmahan Zein at the BLC Bank and WeInitiative conference: A Step Towards Equality. Asmahan is the president of the LLWB (Lebanese League for Women in Business). Before that she has had a long career at Aramex. She talked to us about gender equality in Lebanon and what it's going to take to improve equality in the country. Stay tuned for our second season for her full story.