شارل الحايك، باحث في مجال التاريخ، يعمل على نشر التاريخ والارث الثقافي اللبناني والعربي على وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي.
Charles al-Hayek, historian and researcher, working on bringing Lebanese and Arabic cultural heritage on social media.
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Sarde (noun), [Sa-r-de]: A colloquial term used in the Middle East to describe the act of letting go & kicking off a stream of consciousness and a rambling narrative.
The Sarde After Dinner Podcast is a free space based out of the heart of Beirut, Lebanon, where Médéa Azouri & Mouin Jaber discuss a wide range of topics (usually) held behind closed doors in an open and simple way with guests from all walks of life.
Have a Sarde year every Sunday at 8:00 PM Beirut Time with new episodes released weekly!
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Edited by Dana Abessamad
00:00 – Charles Hayek, Man of History
02:11 – How do we approach history in Lebanon
03:14 – The Phoenicians and the identity crisis in Lebanon
08:44 – Breaking down the founding myths of Lebanon
11:24 – Was Fakhr Al Din an Emir?
14:22 – The history of the Ottoman rule in Lebanon (harsh taxation)
18:33 – The lies in Lebanon’s history
20:37 – Was there a historical conflict between Christians & Muslims in Lebanon
25:02 – The funny story about Fakhr Al Din and the roof tiles
27:45 – Colonialism & Orientalism
33:29 – Fraudulent Lebanese History Books and Maori fighters in Lebanon
38:01 – The forgotten famine of 1916
44:52 – The Crusaders myth about blonde hair and blue-eyed Lebanese
47:24 – The rejection of Arabism
52:12 – Israel’s hijack of cultures
54:00 – Assembling history through cuisine, and the history of Hummus, meghli and burghul
59:50 – The history of the Shiites in Lebanon
1:08:38 – The relationship between Shia in Lebanon and Iran (Jabal Amel)
1:11:15 – The Lebanese have a chance to build a common identity: what is common is more powerful than what separates us
1:17:52 – Lebanon has been in a constant state of war since 1911
1:19:54 – Zaitunay Bay was a brothel
1:20:56 – Lebanon’s horrible relationship with the sea
1:22:28 – The mainstream culture in Lebanon is a culture of exclusion
1:24:51 – The history of neighborhoods, places and streets’ names in Lebanon.
1:29:19 – The ugliness of Beirut is due to the ruling class’s carelessness
1:34:34 – 1920 Lebanon, the Lebanon we know has come to an end
1:37:52 – Is there hope?
1:40:00 –History will set you free
