
Two Americans in Jazan, Saudi Arabia,
One ancient proverb,
Half an hour deep dive that changes everything.
Every episode starts with a centuries-old saying and ends with questions that keeps you up at night.
Join us to Think, Question, Connect.
New Episodes drop every Friday (Arabian Standard Time)
No fluff. Just the conversations you wish you were having at 2am.
Joe & Joyce
(in a corner of t... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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"Time heals all wounds" – we've all said it (or heard it) after heartbreak, loss, or failure. It's meant to comfort, promising that pain fades eventually. But is it always true... or just a polite lie we tell ourselves?
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You've heard it a million times: "A chain is only as strong as its weakest link." It's the ultimate reminder that one bad player—whether in a team, project, relationship, or system—can bring everything crashing down.
But where did this powerful meta... more
Ever heard the Cantonese saying "禾稈冚珍珠" (wo4 gon2 kam2 zan1 zyu1) – literally "rice stalks covering pearls"? It describes hiding something precious (like talent, beauty, or wealth) under something ordinary and unremarkable, like pretending to be mode... more
You've probably heard "cross the river and tear down the bridge" (過河拆橋, guò hé chāi qiáo) used to call out someone who's ungrateful—crossing the river safely thanks to help, then destroying the bridge so no one else (or even their helpers) can follow... more
Ever heard someone called a "Jack of all trades, master of none"? It's thrown around as an insult today, implying someone's good at lots of things but great at nothing. But what if we told you the original phrase from the early 1600s was actually a c... more
Everyone quotes it. Almost nobody does it. We unpack the forgotten story behind turning pain into power — and the dark side nobody admits.
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What does it really mean to "bite the bullet"? In this episode, we uncover the fascinating (and sometimes grim) origins of one of the most common English idioms—facing hardship with grit and determination.
We break down the popular myths, like soldi... more
Everyone believes life is better somewhere else. An ancient observation explains why we’re never satisfied — and the one mindset shift that actually works.
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This podcast explores the profound implications of ancient proverbs, stimulating thoughtful conversations around cultural sayings and their relevance in contemporary life. Each episode begins with a timeless idiom, which serves as a springboard for discussions that link personal anecdotes, historical references, and societal issues, encouraging listeners to reflect on pivotal questions. Themes like betrayal, empathy, envy, and the quest for truth are recurrent, making this a captivating listen for anyone interested in the intersection of philosophy and daily life. The unique setting in Jazan, Saudi Arabia, adds an intriguing layer to the content as it draws from both American and Arabic traditions, creating a rich tapestry of insights that ... more
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