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Finding Home

This is a podcast about the hustle, chaos, and unexpected moments of building a life outside your hometown.​If you've ever felt lost or are curious about the cost of chasing a dream, this is your community for honest conversations and shared experiences.

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Aug 12, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Why the Medicine You're Taking Might Stop Working | Salman Mekhallalati (opens the original)

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    We've been told modern medicine has everything under control. Salman isn't so sure. Salman Mekhallalati holds a Master's in Infectious Diseases. He's Syrian, Slovakian, raised in Saudi Arabia and now based in the UK — and he sits at one of the most fascinating intersections you'll find: faith and science. In this conversation we cover the difference between infections and diseases, how to actually strengthen your immune system, the debate around traditional remedies versus modern medicine, wheth

  2. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    Could Video Games Be Good for Your Child? | Scale of Deeds (opens the original)

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    Most parents worry about their kids and video games. Ousama and Amanda are doing something about it. Scale of Deeds is a game studio building video games that teach children real values - ethically designed, purposefully built, and rooted in something more meaningful than entertainment. In this conversation, we talk about their journeys into the industry, why ethical game design matters, what parents actually need to understand about kids and gaming, and whether video games could genuinely be go

  3. Episode · Jul 8, 2026

    Can Muslims Build Their Own Digital World? | Ali Ozyon (opens the original)

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    The Muslim internet doesn't exist yet. Ali Ozyon is building it. Ali is the founder of Wahda - a social platform for Muslims globally. But this conversation is about something bigger than one app. It's about what real entrepreneurship means, why the Muslim world is sleeping on its own economic power, and what it's going to take to build something that actually serves the Ummah. We talk about growing up with an entrepreneur father, the difference between real risk-takers and people with glorified

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