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Morocco Before You Go

CityWalkGuides

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Frequency: 1 episode/4d. Total Eps: 5

Morocco Before You Go is a travel and culture podcast from CityWalkGuides, created for first-time visitors planning a trip to Morocco. Host Sarah and expert Rami explore Moroccan cities, culture, history, food, etiquette, and practical travel decisions before you arrive.

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The Northern Loop: Volubilis, Moulay Idriss, and Fez

Season 1 · Episode 5

Sunday, June 7, 2026 • Duration 46:34

One of the smartest moves a first-time visitor can make is treating Volubilis, Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, and Fez as a single connected story rather than three separate stops. They sit within an hour of each other and they tell one continuous tale — Roman urban life, then the founding of Islamic Morocco by Idris I on the hillside above, then the medieval intellectual explosion in Fez under his son. Sarah and Rami make the case for doing all three on the same swing, how much time each really needs, and how to handle Fez's medina — which can be the most rewarding and the most overwhelming few hours of the trip.

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The Imperial Cities, Compared

Season 1 · Episode 4

Wednesday, June 3, 2026 • Duration 38:06

Morocco has had four imperial capitals, and figuring out which ones belong in your trip is one of the biggest planning decisions you'll make. Rami and Sarah compare them side by side: Fez, the medieval intellectual heart, home to the Qarawiyyin and the most intact old city in the Arab world; Marrakesh, the southern showstopper with the snake charmers, palaces, and gateway to the desert; Meknes, the Versailles-scale capital of Moulay Ismail that most travelers skip and shouldn't; and Rabat, the modern administrative seat that quietly rewards a couple of days. Each gets its honest character — the highs, the trade-offs, and who each city is really for.

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Who You'll Actually Meet In Morocco

Season 1 · Episode 3

Monday, June 1, 2026 • Duration 41:23

Move from history to people. Morocco gets flattened to 'Arab' in foreign coverage, but the reality is richer: Amazigh majorities across the Rif, the Atlas, and the Souss, each with their own dialect; descendants of Andalusian refugees in northern cities; a Jewish community whose mellahs still mark every old medina; and Gnawa communities with sub-Saharan roots whose music you'll hear everywhere from Essaouira to YouTube. Sarah and Rami also walk through the everyday language stack and the small handful of Darija and Tamazight words that genuinely change how locals respond to you — plus the gestures, the eye contact, the personal-space habits that travelers often misread.

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Three Thousand Years in One Country - Morocco

Season 1 · Episode 2

Saturday, May 23, 2026 • Duration 50:02

A history episode that earns its place by connecting the past to what you'll actually see. Rami walks Sarah from the Amazigh peoples and Roman Volubilis through the arrival of Islam with Idris I, the Almoravid and Almohad empires, the Marinid and Saadian dynasties that built the madrasas and palaces still standing today, the long Alaouite line that still rules, and the French and Spanish Protectorate years that ended in 1956. The point isn't to memorize dynasties — it's to understand why Fez feels different from Marrakesh, why Meknes has those enormous gates, and why the king matters. The companion app's History of Morocco articles are there if you want to go deeper.

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Why Morocco Isn't What You Think

Season 1 · Episode 1

Friday, May 22, 2026 • Duration 36:32

Open the series by resetting expectations. Sarah and Rami talk through what first-time visitors usually get wrong — that Morocco is part of the Middle East, that it's mostly desert, that French gets you everywhere — and replace those assumptions with what the country actually feels like on arrival: a North African nation with deep Amazigh roots, four living languages on every street, and a sensory volume that catches most people off guard. Rami shares what newcomers always tell him surprised them most in their first 24 hours, and how to land more gracefully. The job of the episode is to give listeners the mental shift they need before any specific advice in later episodes can land.

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