Walks Of Life

In this episode, we follow a 16-year-old man as he expresses his love for New York City. He acknowledges that as he changes and gets older, the city that he knows and loves will change too. Sometimes for the better, and sometimes for the worse. But he's always going to love the greatest city in the world :)

In this episode, we follow a 15-year-old man who discusses the physical trauma he experienced at an early age. As he's grown up, he's found self-worth and self-esteem after discovering his self-love. Discovering his own value, regardless of his imperfections, brings him to the realization that he'll be okay – no matter what happens.

The producers of WALKS OF LIFE want to introduce you to another SomeFriends listen, FIRST! with Kareem Rahma. Do you know the first Asian American woman to become a nightly news anchor? Or the first Arab person to be nominated for an Oscar? Or the first Non-white player in the NBA? Probably not. But that’s why we made this show! Comedian and host Kareem Rahma turns their life stories turn into laugh-out-loud episodes as he recounts the lives of these legends to fellow comedians like Alyssa Limperis, Ramy Youssef, Nimesh Patel and more. You'll laugh and learn a lot along the way. This is the Omar Sharif episode with Ramy Youssef (In Mustache we Trust) APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/first-with-kareem-rahma/id1649401229 SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/1nBFwShwqMGvldJuKYaoGw?si=1eaecc9bba5e4b50&nd=1 AMAZON MUSIC: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/1713f155-afa4-4272-9634-64f45cbf8ceb/first-with-kareem-rahma

In this episode, we follow a 19-year-old man who is back in his Montana hometown after his Freshman year of college. He laments on the changes he's experienced within himself and the overwhelming stasis of his small-town, reflecting on those who stay, and those who leave. He comes to the conclusion that expression and differing opinions are the most important aspects of community.

In this episode, we follow a 24-year-old woman as she ponders the gives and takes of love. She shares her struggles of growing up Black in a predominately white community and how this experience has affected her outlook on romance and dating. Ultimately, she comes to the conclusion that she could be fulfilled with platonic love...or maybe she just needs a little bit of time.