π‘π OUT NOWβοΈ Aziza Sbaity joins me to talk about her journey to becoming the fastest woman in Lebanese history βοΈ
β A full-time track and field ππ½ββοΈ athlete, with a π±π§ Lebanese father and a π±π· Liberian mother, Aziza has her eyes set on reaching her ultβ¦ https://t.co/XuPRagoRVm
π‘πAccording to a 2018 survery, theres approximately 3000 to 4000 π±π§ Lebs living in
π±π· Liberia. The Lebanese diaspora is huge in Africa, but we can't find any concrete numbers relating to Liberia.
π Listen to our chat with Aziza on your favourite poβ¦ https://t.co/10puR4qibP
π‘π He's not wrong! Hospitality at its finest shared betweent two proud cultures π±π§ πΉπ΄! With the current economic crisis we don't think Lebs will have any meat on the table though π
β If you haven't listened to Episode 8 of WLTLO, stream it on your fβ¦ https://t.co/fISMBOWs7W
π‘π It seems like the population of Lebs in Tonga is ZERO!
Check out Episode 8 of WLTLO with Tannous Ferris on your favourite podcast platform!
#WLTLO#Tonga#Sydney#WhoLetTheLebsOut#Podcast#Lebsgooo https://t.co/iWCxCPxcX9
π‘π Malo e leilei! π±π§ Half Lebanese, πΉπ΄ Half Tongan (Tonganese?), living in Sydney, Tannous Ferris joins us to talk about growing up in a household with two distinct, yet proud cultures. π Tune in at 6:00PM Beirut time for the drop!
#WhoLetTheLebsOut⦠https://t.co/r85O39Bxa1
π‘π This one's special! I asked Steve Penberthy to join me on WLTLO because, believe it or not, he is the man that gave me a reason to love my chaotic Lebanon. A Navy man out of Portsmouth, and an honorary "Leb", they don't come realer than Stevie P! β¦ https://t.co/3CMMZ8b6HE
π‘π Steve Penberthy joins us from Porstmouth to talk about his journey with the Lebanese National Rugby Team, and how he felt when he first came to visit Lebanon.
Tune in at 6pm Beirut Time to listen to Stevie P!
#ThroughTheDoor#Legacy#WLTLO#Lebs⦠https://t.co/Nftx79EvLH
π‘π As an honorary "Leb", Steve Penberthy, known as Stevie P, is serious about the opportunity to represent Lebanon! Enough said. π Listen to my chat with Stevie P at 6:00PM Beirut Time π±π§ #WhoLetTheLebsOut#Legacy#ThroughTheDoor#WLTLO#Lebs https://t.co/6GgPNHrxfX
π‘π Lebanon has been a source of migrants to π¦πΊAustralia since the 1870s. 230,880 Australians (about 1% of the total population) claimed some Lebanese ancestry in 2016. π±π§ π¦πΊ How many Lebanese Australians do you know?
#WhoLetTheLebsOut#Lebanon#Beir⦠https://t.co/jeuwlhaD9E
π‘π Ben & Lawrence Abood, originally from Kfarsghab, had never been to Lebanon until 2018. As a matter of fact, their father has never visited Lebanon!
Third generation Lebanese Australians from Sydneyπ¦πΊ, we talk to the 'Abood Brothers' about their Lβ¦ https://t.co/xXGk0pKPKD