
Each week, two British-Arab creatives check in with each other and a rotating cast of multicultural friends from the world of writing, filmmaking, music, art and more. Bootleg Magic is like catching up with your friends, and discussing mental health, pandemics, love, relationships and all the other stuff that makes up our daily life. The podcast wraps up with a roundup of the pop culture from arou... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Alya and Nasri talk about the massive explosion that tore through Beirut on August 4th, the fourth largest explosion in human history. Nasri was in town at the time, and gives a first-hand account of the immediate aftermath of the disaster, and the a... more
We talk about the world looking a bit like its old self again, why we've been away for a month, what Bootleg Magic will be focussing from this point onwards (hint: showcasing Arab creatives), what it's like to live in the diaspora when things are hap... more
We caught up with the brilliant MAY CALAMAWY who plays Dena on the Hulu hit TV series RAMY. We spoke about the events unfolding the US, where she lives, and about our own reckoning around race and racism happening in communities in Arab World. She to... more
We catch up with Alya's mate Joss, who works at Wired PR where they take care of some of the biggest names in music like AJ Tracey, Goldlink, Stormzy and Jorja Smith, to name a few. We talk about what the pandemic means for the music industry, musici... more
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This podcast has such a nice, chilled vibe I feel like I’m at a dinner party with friends - catching up, writing down recommendations and looking forward to the next session. It’s also so refreshing to feel represented in the podcast world and I could listen to their accents all day!
Alya, Nasri — I love this. Real talk and great conversations of everyday life. It’s like hangin with my homies.
We're all agrophobic right now, and I'm sick of the sameness of this lockdown too - so it's great to listen to something new!










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