Curious Salma podcast trailer
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
EgyptianTranscript
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There's no one way to begin. My first attempt at a podcast. Everyone has different approaches today. I'm finally taking steps to do this. I am excited. This is I'm a 30 year old Egyptian expat, working in public relations and communication. You can also regard me as a child of social media. I started my first blog in 2009 and since then, I never stopped talking. Coincidentally, it used to be called Salma in Arabic. Salma asks in English get it. I was inspired by a character named Salma and the Curtain Network Us, Middle East kids grew up watching space Tune us. And to be honest, Salma was pretty annoying at times. She used to ask the most random questions like why doesn't the train candy? Can you slide on the rainbow? Did my mom used to cry as well when she was a baby. I've wanted to start this project for quite some time. Give or take six or seven years, I think. Now it takes the edge off that there are 100,000 billion podcasts out there, right? There is something for everyone, literally. But then why should you listen to my podcast? To me, podcasts offer an intimate way of entertainment. You get to listen whenever and whatever you want. It's on your own terms. In my podcast, I would have the most random and curious conversations with people. I truly believe that people are amazing in my attempt to find my voice. Again. I want to be curious about people's stories. I want to discover their passions, share a love and learn in the process. I will be honored if you decide to follow me along this journey, any feedback or suggestions will be welcome. Of course, you can reach me on Curia Salma on Twitter or Instagram. Let's do this. I was inspired by a character named Salma in the Cartoon Network as Middle East Kids and the Cartoon Network asked me in the Cartoon Network as