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Aziza Sbaity joins me to talk about her journey to becoming the fastest woman in Lebanese history. A full-time track and field athlete, with a Lebanese father and a Liberian mother, Aziza has her eyes set on reaching her ultimate goal, to represent Lebanon in the Tokyo Olympics next year. Tune in and listen to Aziza give advice to young girls entering the world of track and field, and steps to overcome your challenges, no matter what sport or life you play!

Tannous Ferris joins Sol from Sydney to talk about the life of a Tongan Leb. Coming from two distinct, yet proud cultures, Tun explains his connection to both these roots, and how it has made him into the man he is today.

As an honorary 'Leb', Steve Penberthy joins us on WLTLO to talk about his involvement with the Lebanese National Rugby Team. Steve tells us about how he got involved with Lebanon, the work and effort it takes to prepare the team, and words of wisdom to live by to succeed on and off the pitch.I am also joined by Tariq Al Khaldi, owner of Beyroots from Episode 1 of WLTLO, to catchup with Stevie P as it is always a pleasure to speak to the legend!

Ben & Lawrence Abood, originally from Kfarsghab, had never been to Lebanon until 2018. As a matter of fact, their father has never visited Lebanon!Third generation Lebanese Australians from Sydney, I talk to the 'Abood Brothers' about their Lebanese heritage, and how their grandfather made the trip to Australia on a boat in the early 1900's!

In this new segment of WLTLO, Sol talks to Lebs who specialise in specific fields to find out more about hot topics from around the world.This week on Solcial Media (get it?), WLTLO hosts Andrew Chammas and Frank Fournier from San Diego, who are both involved in the research of Covid-19 and the process of developing a vaccine for this virus that has caused the current pandemic that crippled the world.Listen on your favourite podcast platform, and don't forget to subscribe/follow, rate, and review!

It was evident in my chat with Salem that family is above all for the man from Alberta. Born and raised in Canada, and originally from the Bekaa in Lebanon, Salem is a self-employed business owner of a successful restaurant in Calgary.Salem talks us through his jump into entrepreneurship, and how he bases decisions on how much time he can spend with his young family. "Spend your money on memories, not objects", Salem says, and I can't help but agree.Make sure to follow WLTLO on social media.

It didn't take long for me to call up Thomas to join me on 'Who Let The Lebs Out' as his claim to invent the name needed to be investigated! A smooth talker with a slick Manc accent, Thomas and I talk about the early days of the Phoenix and our time on the Lebanese National Team, which apparently, is where it all started. Join us for a chat about Lebanon, the UK, his thriving line of work, and a few wise words from the Greek/Cypriot/English/Leb himself!

Originally from Beirut, Tariq Al Khaldi was born and raised in London to a Lebanese Father and English Mother. Tariq founded Beyroots in 2017, the first Lebanese Street Food Truck in the UK, and tells us about why he took the leap into the entrepreneurial world, and how his father influenced his business today.With the current Covid-19 pandemic creating a global crisis for businesses such as Beyroots, Tariq provided solutions to his clients in the most creative ways, and successfully evolved Beyroots to thrive in the ever growing digital market.Join Sol & Tariq as they chat about food trucks, Lebanon, and what brought them together, the Phoenix!