Join Erfan Al-Ajmi as he interviews Omani musicians Ace and Cayo, two 
members of the band Unhinjed. They discussed their journey as musicians, the challenges 
they faced, the events they covered, and the steady growth of the metal scene here 
in the Sultanate.

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Is There a Metal Music Scene in Oman? | An Inteview With Unhinjed

We spoke to Mohammed Al Saqlawi, a Marketing Specialist at the Development Bank to find out more about the ADFIAP Annual Meetings that are being hosted here in Muscat from the 23-25th of April 2025, with more than 40 countries in attendance

Economic Gardening & Development | 48th ADFIAP Annual Meetings

The big showdown!!!
In the right corner wearing trousers and a shirt... Our Usual Suspect... Repping Coldplay...
RANSAN MATHIAS!!!!
In the left corner wearing a dishdasha and turban... Our resident champion... Repping Kang Kang Kang...
TALAL AL SHAHRI!!! 
Who will win? 

Ransan Mathias, a sales specialist, a mishkak lover, and a staunch supporter of Coldplay, joined us on Jump Start to advocate for his favourite band and fight against it's three year ban on the morning show. 
Did he succeed? Give it a listen to find out

Ransan Mathias | The Usual Suspects

In this insightful interview, Abdullah Al Maawali hops on a call with HH Sayyid Dr. Adham Al Said, Chairam of the Economic Comittee at OCCI and co-founder of The Firm, to delve into the ramifications of the escalating US-China trade war on Oman's economy. He shared some of the challenges faced by Omani businesses, the resilience of SMEs, and strategic approaches to mitigate risks in an increasingly volatile global trade environment.

Understanding The Impact of The Tariffs on the Omani Economy | HH Sayyid Dr. Adham Al Said

Believing In Yourself - Wellness Wednesday

In this interview, we sit down with Qoot Al Quloob — the sharp, witty, and inspiring content creator behind IQOUT8. With a background in business development and a passion for simplifying complex topics, Qoot is on a mission to make economics, entrepreneurship, and policy relevant and relatable for Arabic-speaking audiences. We talk about her journey, the challenges she faced, and why humor and authenticity are her secret weapons. This is a conversation about doing meaningful work, pushing through criticism, and building a media space that truly serves.

Hosted by Abdullah Al Maawali.

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De-jargonizing Business & the Economy One Reel at a Time | An Interview With Qoot Al Quloob

From groundbreaking developments in Oman’s aviation sector to historic moments on the global stage, we've got you covered. We'll take you to Russia, where His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik strengthened ties with President Putin, dive into the inspiring legacy of Pope Francis, and look at the promising future of Oman’s sports economy. Plus, we’re taking you live from the 29th Muscat International Book Fair, where excitement is in the air with thousands of books, cultural events, and much more.

Weekly Recap | 24 April 2025

On the first episode of Bookmarked, Sara Al Lawati and Nadia Al Taii discuss Omani folklore and oral storytelling with Hatem Al Taei. Live from the book fair, the episode also delves into books and familiarity, nostalgia, and connecting with ourselves and others. Additionally, our kids correspondent Hala Al Lawati interviews children attending the book fair about their love of reading.

Bookmarked: Day 1 | Omani Literature & Oral Storytelling

Is the age of digitalization making us lose our attention span for reading? With the rise of TikTok, Instagram, and compelling storytelling on Netflix, do books even matter anymore? Join Sara Al Lawati, Nadia Al Taii and Manar Al Shabibi as they delve into bookstagram and the changing reading trends.

Bookmarked: Day 2 | Are We Losing Our Attention Span for Book?

This episode considers reading from both angles. Does reading for work count as reading, or do you have to voluntarily read to be considered a ‘reader’? Can both of these things be true at once (i.e. can reading for work BECOME fun?) Featuring Hyesha Barrett, this episode talks about information overload, and book burnout.

Presented by Sara Al Lawati and Nadia Al Taii

Bookmarked: Day 3 | Reading for work vs Reading for Pleasure?

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Weekly Recap | 24 April 2025

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