Who said what? With Heba and Nira

In this unfiltered wrap-up, we go off-script as usual: from laughing

We look back at our favorite guests, biggest lessons, what made us laugh

It’s a mix of reflection, real talk, and ridiculousness—basically, classic us.

In this high energy finale to Season 4, Heba and Nira sit down with Omar

They dig into the psychology of branding, what makes a great leader (and

Plus: thoughts on cultural identity, Japan, AI, and yes—Planet of the Apes. If you care about creativity, leadership, authenticity, and the future of

For more on Omar Hikal:

https://www.instagram.com/omarhikal/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/omarhikal/?originalSubdomain=ae

https://thebrandcompany.co/

In this episode of Who Said What?!, we sit down with Palestinian-Canadian fashion designer Dunia Anabtawi, founder of her eponymous haute couture brand, to talk all things fashion, food, femininity, and fierce independence. From designing her first dress at 20 to navigating Egypt’s chaotic production scene, Dunia shares her journey, the soul of her brand, and why energy—whether from a dress or a client—matters deeply.

She opens up about how her love of cooking shaped her creativity, what it means to be a strong woman who still wants to be pampered, and the balancing act between business and marriage. Oh, and we definitely got into heels vs sneakers, marriage vs singlehood, the dating pool post-40, and the sacred art of saying no to difficult clients.

For more on Dunia:

https://duniaanabtawi.com/

https://www.instagram.com/duniaanabtawi/?hl=en

In this episode of Who Said What?!, Heba and Nira dive deep into

They talk about decision paralysis, the myth of “better options,” the

It’s funny, honest, and a little raw. And yes, someone proposes to a chatbot. Seriously??!

This week on Who Said What?! we sit down with artist, globetrotter, and human sunshine Amina El Demirdash. From her art residencies in Korea and Japan to aging, dating after divorce, and healing through creativity, Amina keeps it raw, real, and hilarious. We talk self-care rituals, anti-aging myths, perimenopause, why Egyptian WhatsApp culture is out of control, and how a hair growth expert in Korea changed her life.  This episode is a mix of depth,

Tune in for the laughter, stay for the wisdom.

For more on Amina:

https://www.aminaeldemirdash.com/

https://www.instagram.com/aminaeld

It’s that time again—no, not January. It’s the middle of the year and

In this episode, Heba and Nira go head-to-head on the value (or futility)

This week on Who Said What?!, we sit down with Mohamed Hefzy acclaimed film producer, writer, and founder of Film Clinic — whose name is

He also gets candid about turning 50, his thoughts on love, and why he believes cinema influences people more than books ever could.

For more on Mohamed Hefzy:

https://www.instagram.com/mohefzy/?hl=en

https://www.film-clinic.com/index.php

Remember when you had to rewind your VHS or face a fine? When your boyfriend made you a mix tape, not a Spotify playlist?

In this hilarious and painfully honest episode, Heba and Nira dive into the glorious chaos of growing up Gen X. From absentee parenting to cassette tapes, phone booths to pre-internet drama, they unpack why this weird and wonderful generation might just be the most underrated—and

Also: did Gen X invent therapy? Probably. Most likely.

In this episode of Who Said What?!, Nira and Heba sit down with Tarek Ismail—an entrepreneur who’s navigated everything from law in the US to Cairo’s booming food scene. Tarek shares his journey from corporate law at Clifford Chance LLP and Baker & McKenzie to the F&B world, where he and his brother have built successful ventures.

We get real about family ties in business, shifting from retail to wholesale, the pressures of making money, and how personal values shape parenting. Tarek’s story is a masterclass in resilience, reinvention, and staying true to what matters most.

For more on Tarek:

https://www.instagram.com/atorr_2018/?hl=en

https://www.facebook.com/p/Tarek-Ismail-100013704739599/

Are you an introvert or an extrovert—or do you just play one at parties?

Heba tries to convince Nira she's not the introvert she claims to be,

If you've ever wondered where you fall—or if your personality is being