Al-Kahera al-Kobra also broadcasts talk shows which host show business personnel such as Hady al-Gayyar.Īdvertisements for Mobinil, fighting drug addiction, and Sakkara cement appear on the radio featuring the same jingles as they do on television. They include Al-Kahera al-Kobra’s Protectors of the Environment, in association with the Ministry of Environmental Affairs, which offers a LE100 reward daily for winners. A countdown to iftar is announced at regular intervals, helping the faster survive the wait. Regarding health and nutrition, kidney patients, for example, will find announcers reminding them to drink a lot of water after iftar to compensate for their lack of water consumption during the day’s fast. The radio offers practical advice in addition to entertainment. Broadcast just before 6PM, fans can listen to this show while driving to iftar at a family member’s house or putting the finishing touches on a home cooked meal. His cousin (Sabry) has just received a degree in economics from a university in London, and she tries to help him apply the principles of economics to advance his business.

This drama tells the story of a supermarket owner (played by the comedian Heneidy). Al-Bernameg al-Aam station, which broadcasts live from Egypt, will really give them a taste of home.Īlso on Al-Sharq al-Awsat is the entertaining Sahm al-Zatoon Telee (The Olive Stocks Are Up) starring celebrities Mohammed Heneidy and Hend Sabry. The charismatic Abdel Hameed elicits thought and reflection from each guest.Įgyptians all over the world can experience the spirit of the holy month by accessing the radio programs online.

The host asks creative and stirring questions such as, “Does perfection have a place in our world today?” along with questions about a guest’s private life and career. This show is punctuated by bursts of laughter.

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