Doha Heat

Did you know that Doha has an up and coming comedy scene? We met-up with Bilal Randeree, who, in addition to his 9-5 office job, is a comedian with Stand-Up Comedy Qatar.

Born in Libya but mainly raised in the UK, Mohammed Ismail talks to us about his fascinating experiences as an aspiring photographer. We explore how life sometimes guides an individual into new, unexpected experiences and solidifies their life passion for art. Want to learn more about his work, please check out his portfolio and projects here: www.mohammedismail.com.

Doha Heat is happy to announce a new weekly events update episode with our friends, I Love Qatar! Tune in every Sunday morning for what's coming to the city so you don't miss out on the fun.

Sometimes good things come with a slight delay, but not to fear! Doha Heat brings you an informative and funny interview with Anthony Ryman of Grow, an up-and-coming branding agency. Hear about his travels and why it's important to check the size of your helicopter for a promotional event beforehand.

Did you know that Qatar is quickly growing into a hub for genetic research and medical care? In this episode we chat with Shenela Lakhani who serves as a certified genetic counselor at Hamad General Hospital's Pediatrics Department.

Since moving to Qatar 3 years ago Deevina Visrolia has continued her life-long passion for digital design and working with youth. Most recently she has been prepping for the debut of karaktime, which aims to showcase the best parts of Qatar via videos. Deevina gives us insight into her experiences in youth TV programming in the UK and going after one's dreams in the face of uncertainty - very inspiring!

Episode 40 - woohoo! This episode we meet with Hussain Al-Nassery, who opens up about growing up in Doha as a Qatari, meeting his wife (prepare to swoon), and his time serving in the National Service. Very eye-opening for many listeners we are sure!

Born and brought up in Qatar, Hoori Hussain is an expat who has witnessed the city change over the last two decades. Living in Qatar with her family has been an education and a beautiful journey on its own.  Now, she finds herself in the world of digital PR for some of the biggest businesses in Qatar.

Caroline Keane, globe trotter, Qatar Airways flight attendant, and blossoming travel podcaster, stops by to talk about her Irish roots and adventures abroad. Something tells me we will be seeing more of her soon.

Curious about real estate and rentals in the city? Maybe on the fence about sticking around longterm? This episode with NelsonPark Property realtor Haroon Rashid hopefully puts you a bit more at ease with an issue any resident has experienced at some point and learn from an emerging star in the market.

Torath Production's co-founder, Rana Khaled, discusses her team's documentary on Arab hip-hop in the aftermath of the Arab Spring and what is coming up this year. We also reflect a bit on the importance of documenting local history and personalities - enjoy! Learn more about Torath Production here: http://torathproduction.com. For those more social media-inclined, check out the latest happenings on Twitter (@torathmp) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/torathmp).

Interested in working in Doha or thinking of maybe finding a new position here? Listen to our chat with executive talent recruiter Agi Marszaluk from Quinn & McGrath Global for some helpful advice. Did a question come to mind that you would like to ask Agi, feel free to connect with her via LinkedIn: qa.linkedin.com/in/agnieszkamach.

QF Radio Morning Show Co-host Scott Boyes chats with us about landing his job without intending to and what is coming up this season on the show.

Realizing that the Podcast Columnist, Andrew Clark, never formally introduced himself today's episode does just that. Listen to find out a bit more about the new voice at Doha Heat!

Listeners are in for a treat this episode. Zeina Abu-Issa of Vodafone Qatar chats with us about the company's "Firsts" campaign, which makes people's dreams come true via technology. In particular, the episode focuses on what is happening locally with "My First Amazon Adventure." Want to learn more about Vodafone Firsts? Check out their Qatar site here: Vodafone.qa/amazonfirsts.

We spoke with Dooa Jabir, who runs a food review blog Hungry Birds Doha, about her transition to Doha after being in Kuwait and India. Listeners will get the chance to hear about discovering Doha's affordable, oft-forgotten culinary gems.

We are back after an extended Eid break! New podcast host, Andrew Clark, sits down with Adil Rahman, a local teacher who is leaving Doha soon. The two reflect on Adil's experiences in and out of the classroom and how he came to enjoy life in the city.

One of Qatar's premier News Agencies, Doha Heat had the pleasure of taling with Doha News!! Founded in 2009 by Shabina Khatri via Twitter Doha News has become for many the go platform to get story from a news organsation that is punching well above its weight. The drive, passion and real investigative journalism, Doha News were a pleasure to record with. We go through where they are today, how the news channel started and what is in store for the future.

Fish Chips and Gravy! Life is  Al Kass TV Pundit Nick Summerbee talks to Doha Heat about the Qatar Stars League, the Al Kass Tournament, Rhodri Williams and Chris Makin including Tottenham Hotspur Legend Glenn Hoddle at Swindon Town and his England U21 caps. Summerbee has played in the Manchester Derby's, North East Derbys including plauing and winning promotion to the Premier League with Swindon to the Premier League. Was an absolute pleasure to pick his brains and to record with a gentleman.