PSA: BAHER AND YOUSSEF

I went to the food court and opened the door then i heard people chatting and it was a bit noisy. I heard a student ordering from Aunti Annes and the worker was replying her and confirming the order. After workers were chatting and saying hi then i heard forks and knifes clinging. i went towards the food court door and got out.

Nat Sound Essay: Food court

1- Opening the food court door
2- People Chatting
3- A student Ordering
4- Worker chatting
5- Forks and Knifes Clinging
6- Getting out of the door

Nat Sound Excrise: Food Court

At 10:30, me and Norah went out to the food court as the professor said. We went to the middle of the food court and we started to notice people and how they react. We heard people chatting and it was noisy. Afterwards we went beside Auntie Anne’s and we heard a student ordering and the worker was answering her and confirming her order. Then I was on my way out me and Norah and we heard forks and knifes clinging. Then we took ourselves and got out of the food court going back again to the class.

Nat Sound Exercise : The Food Court

Egypt's Future

Egypt is in a bad situation right now and solutions are needed to help this country shine again.


“Democracy is a priority because without democracy, we cannot hold anyone accountable, we need to question officials, we need to be able to know where our money is going” (00:10-00:20)


Attend the Listening Session, at AUC's New Cairo campus on Sunday, December 11 and Wednesday, December 14 at 10 a.m. each day in the Jameel Building, room 10-60 (ten-sixty).

Interviewee: Dr.Khaled Dawoud

Egypt's future

The Egyptian Depression

Thanks to Dr. Khaled Dawoud, the Speaker of The National Democratic Alliance and to Mr.Khaled Youssef, a senator in the Egyptian Parliament.

Rise like a pharaoh

This audio documentary is talking about the current state of Egypt and the the timeline from 2011 until now 2016 and the economic crises that Egypt is facing right now. As a result of the floatation of the pound, the economy went down more even after the tourism crises that Egypt faced before in 2015 besides the instability that has been occurred before.

This audio documentary was produced by Baher Shawki for JRMC 4460 taught by Dr.Kim Fox at AUC The American University in Cairo

Special Thanks to my Interviewees:
Dr.Khaled Dawoud, the speaker of the national democratic alliance
Mr.Khaled Youssef, The Egyptian senator
Dr.Amy Austin Holmes, the Sociology Unit Head At AUC 

Music from: Bensound.com
Purple planet.com

Source of Information:
BBC
CNN
Mr.Hamdeen Sabah, the president of the national democratic alliance

Baher Shawky

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