The Amad Show

Amad Mian
The Amad Show

Welcome to The Amad Show, an intimate sit down with entrepreneurs and creative spirits from around the world. The outsiders. The trailblazers. The fighters and the true believers.

  1. Matthieu Paley - Dont believe everything in the news

    24/02/2021

    Matthieu Paley - Dont believe everything in the news

    In this episode I get to sit down with renowned photographer and storyteller, Matthieu Paley. One of the remarkable qualities of Matthieu is his passion to experiment with human experience and to tackle all the psychological challenges of adapting oneself to a new environment to be able to tell an accurate story. We talk about a wide range of topics in this podcast, from self directed learning to the preconceived ideas that we, as humans, have been fed, and having the ability to unlearn and let go of them. It was an absolute joy to experience Matthieu’s energy and sheer intellectual curiosity. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed recording it.

    52 min
  2. Hassan Hajjaj - The vibe is everything

    02/11/2020

    Hassan Hajjaj - The vibe is everything

    In this episode, I sit down with Hassan Hajjaj, a Moroccan artist, photographer, designer, and filmmaker, living between London and Marrakech. Hassan talks us through the evolution of his career, going from photographer to artist. He also talks about the importance of creating a vibe. As always, I welcome any comments or feedback. Available on all podcast apps. With gratitude, Amad You can find me here: https://www.instagram.com/amadmiaan/ Hassan here: https://www.instagram.com/hassanhajjaj_larache/

    35 min
  3. Arshia Haq (Discostan) - The effects of language

    11/10/2020

    Arshia Haq (Discostan) - The effects of language

    “Sometimes you have to see if your work is changing how you think and feel about things” - Arshia Haq In this episode, I sit down with Arshia Haq, also known as Discostan, an Indian American Artist, DJ, producer and writer living in LA. Arshia talks us through the narratives presented in her work across mediums which are heavily influenced by her experiences as an immigrant and a Muslim. She also talks to us about the dangers of creating social echo chambers. As always, I welcome any comments or feedback. Available on all podcast apps. With gratitude, Amad

    54 min
  4. Solemann Haddad - People appreciate passion and people appreciate hard work

    15/09/2020

    Solemann Haddad - People appreciate passion and people appreciate hard work

    “I never look at a failure as a failure I look at it as a learning curve, a feedback loop. “ - Solemann Haddad In this episode, I sit down with Solemann Haddad, a French-Syrian chef living in Dubai. Solemann talks about the importance of taking chances. He talks about how sometimes the best thing in life is simply figuring what you don’t want to do. As always, I welcome any comments or feedback. Available on all podcast apps. With gratitude, Amad You can find us here:  https://www.instagram.com/amadmiaan/ https://www.instagram.com/cutebreadboy/

    53 min
  5. Aleena Naqvi Hussain - The difference between theory and practice

    09/08/2020

    Aleena Naqvi Hussain - The difference between theory and practice

    “Theoretically you can study all you want but unless youre in the thick of it you won’t really know how something works.” - Aleena Naqvi Hussain This week I sit down with Aleena Naqvi Hussain, a Pakistani artist and photographer living in Lahore. In this episode, Aleena walks us through the evolution of her career after moving back to Pakistan. She describes the how some people in your life can have the greatest impact on the path you create. As always, I welcome any comments or feedback. Available on all podcast apps. With gratitude, Amad

    1h 7m
  6. Jordan Nassar - Initiating deeper and meaningful dialogues

    27/07/2020

    Jordan Nassar - Initiating deeper and meaningful dialogues

    “If the goal for making this kind of artwork was because I want to connect with Palestine, its more than I can dream of to literally connect with Palestine and work with the women doing Tatreez and go there and physically connect with them and be part of their community.” - Jordan Nassar This week I sit down with Jordan Nassar, a Palestinian American artist living in New York. In this episode, Jordan talks about the importance of developing platforms and bodies of work that initiate deeper and more meaningful dialogues. He describes the evolution of his relationship with Palestine and Israel, and how his understanding of the two has helped form his own life and career. As always, I welcome any comments or feedback. Available on all podcast apps. With gratitude, Amad

    2h 13m
  7. Rama Duwaji - Finding stability

    01/07/2020

    Rama Duwaji - Finding stability

    “What do I look like to other people? “ - Rama Duwaji This week I sit down with Rama Duwaji, a Syrian American illustrator living in Dubai. In this episode, Rama talks about the importance of thinking about your career in a sustainable manner. She talks through the evolution of herself and her work across her experiences doing art residencies, commissions and her own personal work. As always, I welcome any comments or feedback. Available on all podcast apps. With gratitude, Amad

    49 min
  8. Nima Nabavi - Pursuing something with genuine enthusiasm

    14/06/2020

    Nima Nabavi - Pursuing something with genuine enthusiasm

    “My everyday is; I wake up and I’m eager to get to work, I work until there’s no light left and it’s uncomfortable to work and as long as I’ve done that, things have opened up.” - Nima Nabavi This week I sit down with Nima Nabavi, an Iranian artist living in Dubai. In this episode, Nima talks about discovering his passion for geometric expression, and his works that were initially inspired by his grandfather. He walks us through his prior careers in both fashion and events, and the powerful role that his friendships have played within them. Nima reminds us of the significance of always having a moral center, and how crucial it is to value the time given to us. As always, I welcome any comments or feedback. Available on all podcast apps. With gratitude, Amad

    1h 18m
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About

Welcome to The Amad Show, an intimate sit down with entrepreneurs and creative spirits from around the world. The outsiders. The trailblazers. The fighters and the true believers.

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  • Creator
    Amad Mian
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2021
  • Episodes
    48
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Amad Mian
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    The Amad Show

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