Explore every episode of the podcast MEZRAB STORYTELLING

Michelle with a miracle story about the invisible magic of teaching.

Ahmad showed up at his cousin's wedding full of good intentions...

Cyrion's grandparent were way cooler than all of us.

Lalin reflects on what it means to live with an open heart, why belonging matters, and the courage to remain unapologetically yourself.

Kelly's grandma was very liberal about her choices, as long as she did what's expected.

At the height of a global pandemic , Fer went on a vacation he will never forget, and discovered the bitter taste of being right.

Later has a way of never arriving, until you break away and turn into now.

Raffa went to Paris with an Armenian priest, who happnes to be his father-in-law.

In a misty morning in Parma, Vera found a companion that made her sing again.

In romance, too much success can be catastropic.

Grainne's painful memory became an empowering one, thanks to one good friend that showed her revenge is best when it's shared.

Sometimes there's nothing more healing than bit of eccentric awkwardness.

Tolerance and acceptance turn out to be contagious.

After finding a letter, Evelien put together a piece of family history.

Amir went looking for a party, and found the next phase of his life.

We're all princes and princesses of some other planet, but it's best not to tell anyone.

If you were born with freedom, you've won the lottery.

Ghazaleh’s happy childhood memory from Iran had resurfaced, for very sad reasons.

But she will make new ones.

When Joseph ate the tart, he didn't know about the beef.

Phoebe's grandmother had a way of saying things.

Sahand shares his father's life lessons from the prison in Iran.

Shayan remembers a protest in Teheran that he never even planned to join.

In times of uncertainty, those who had moral clarity are missed the most.

Alborz remembers a trip to Iran, where he caught a glimpse of the fabric from which his family weaves stories and dreams.

Luana found out she was a character in the worst novel, and not the main.

Irina reflects on the connection between home and language.

Rutger remembers his grandfather, and tries to shed some light on a life that was darker than anyone realized.

No one is coming to save you.

The universe sent Dani on a side quest to Hamburg, only to walk through a revolving door.

A short history of an American dream that starts and ends in Istanbul.

Is it a coincidence then things come to you only when you let them go?

Sometimes we need to karate-chop the past.

Drowning is forgetting what we know.

Kelly weighs up her feelings about motherhood through the adventures of her cat.

When you're calling for help, better turn on your Gaydar.

Maarten's heart wanted to sing, but he joined the wrong quire.

Dani had his metamorphosis at a psytrance festival.

Emily performs a number about the simple math of comedy.

Danni went east carrying her father's suspicions and came back with a whole lotta love.

Joost broke a few strings. It took three decades to tie them back on.

Rasha has a close look at depression.

Ever wondered how unemployed french poets settle disputes?

Do dresses have feelings?

Osama's been crashing weddings, and he wasn't looking for cake.

Kiki's new jacket unleashed something completely different.

Aryeh lost his identity in Berlin and found it again.

When you become a person of colour overnight.

Grainne has few things to say to her best friend.

Life is short when your'e not a turtle.

What do you gift a Superdad that has it all?