Searching for a sense of place; of identity and belonging, change is the only constant in their lives. From frequent good-byes and moves, to being exposed to cultural clashes and conflicting views, there are both challenges and yet opportunities that shapes their character and distinguishes them from the rest. Hager ElDaas and Mna ElDaas are two Egyptian sisters that are turning these experiences into tangible stories through their podcast ‘Yalla Bye’; creating a space for open and honest conversations that bring to the spotlight the importance of understanding third culture women, and in return drive for their inclusion in societies. Egyptian Streets spoke with them to understand more about their experiences, the story behind ‘Yalla Bye’ and why it is ever more pertinent today. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Yalla, Bye. (@yallabyepod) First, tell us more about yourselves – what do you do? Hager: We both live in Queens, New York, in the same house. I’m the older sister, so there were definitely high expectations for what I’d end up choosing as a career. I jumped around with what I studied in college. I…
‘Grappling with How Egyptian I Am’: Meet the Podcasters Sharing Third Culture Stories
December 23, 2020
