And 1 Podcast

  Today's episode featured the one and only Adam El Ghazi.  Adam has been one of Moroccos finest players for a while now so we just had to have him on!  Today we talked about why he came back from France to Morocco, His experiences with the national team and sale, and also the bright future that AMI and hopefully Moroccan basketball has.  Adam brought a different energy and vibe that we don't always get from our guests so for that reason this was one of our better episodes.  Enjoy! Apologies for the Audio Difficulties (my mic is much louder than his).  This will be changed in the future. 

 Today Hatim Marouf AKA Timmzy, AKA Moroccans biggest demon, joins us to talk about his life hooping in Russia right now, his aspirations to be a pro soon, and his experiences back home that made him the player he is today.  Hatims unique journey and outgoing personality made for half an hour of great conversation! Enjoy! 

  Today on the podcast Dennis joins Sami to talk all about Kenyan hoops!  Dennis is a reporter for the Kenyan basketball leagues biggest media outlet Woopy sport, he is a Kenyan basketball fan, And also a content creator who makes youtube videos about both Kenyan basketball and African Basketball!  If theres anyone who knows Kenyan Hoops its Dennis!  His Knowledge for Kenyan Basketball and his upbringing in Kenya made for an interesting episode, one that I hope you enjoy!  

  Today the legendary Mo Hachad joined me on the podcast to talk hoops!  Mo has all the basketball experience in the world.  He went from growing up in Morocco, to being one of the greatest Quebec High School basketball players of all time, To division 1 basketball and a 12 year long pro career.  This brought for a great talk about what he faced on the journey and how others can learn from it.  He also touched on Moroccan basketball today.  

Tanzanians finest, Karabani comes on the show and gives a backstory on how he started his successful social media pages and brief coaching career while also giving advice to others.  His knowledge of the Afrobasket, the Warriors, and Africa as a whole made for an entertaining yet meaningful 40 minute conversation.