Realspective

This episode explores what it truly means to be loved, not just as a feeling, but as a practice of being seen, known, understood, remembered, respected, and cared for. From the roots of Middle Eastern hospitality to the intimacy of deep friendship, unpack how love is built on presence, not possession. Also diving into what happens when we pull away out of fear of being a burden and how allowing ourselves to be seen in our struggles is one of the most courageous acts of love.

In this episode, Dana reflects on her 24th year and talks about her goals for her 25th!

Ajram. Get it? Nancy Ajram? Dana is Lebanese, leave her alone it's funny and clever! Anyway, why are people negative? Why are the ones that are the most positive towards people, the most negative to themselves? Is it trauma, betrayal, or both? What else causes that? It can be many things, so how do we manage? Listen to find out!

Dana discusses her personal experience during Ramadan as a second year dental student.

Ever catch yourself grappling with who you were in the past? Possibly feeling resentment or frustration toward your former identity, choices, or actions. Do you have a desire to distance yourself from Your past self, as if trying to overcome or “fight" that version of who you once were?