Hey guys! Here at the time stamps for you to skip to specific parts of the sarde! Enjoy! 00:00 | Prejudice In Lebanon 9:28 | Ali arrives at Hobeich Police station 13:15 | Why did Ali go to Prison…a Sarde On Drugs 32:07 | Ali arrives at Tripoli's Qoubbeh Prison 44:04 | Inmates can learn from each other in Prison (PHDs) 45:05 | A broken system & extreme poverty amongst inmates 59:50 | Ali arrives at Roumieh 1:03:50 | Calling family and friends from Prison and how life goes on without you… 1:09:39 | Code amongst inmates what you can and can’t do in prison 1:15:42 | Female inmates couldn’t recieve specific items… 1:18:04 | Smuggling in prisons and corrupted officials 1:22:25 | Islamists and their Empire in Block B 1:26:13 | A Supermarket (Dekken) in Roumieh 1:31:35 | The survivor’s philosophy: Disconnecting from the outside 1:35:26 | The unconditional love of a mother 1:41:25 | How Ali made wine in Roumieh 1:47:51 | The Intifada (prison riots) in 2014 1:56:00 | Ali’s release from prison in 2016 2:01:03 | Inmates may not be innocent, but they’re victims too… 2:04:35 | The General Amnesty law (3afo l’3am) 2:07:30 | Second chance and lessons in life from Roumieh 2:09:57 | The Thawra: A long path to change people’s culture 2:14:34 | The Lebanese dream and the culture of life…

Ali, you need to write a book about your experiences in Roumieh and everything you've been through and continue on doing. Great podcast guys, enjoyed every second of it.

Please do another episode with Ali. He has so much to say, and his point of view is truly humane and insightful. Thank you for this episode!

@nissrineshanati7497

2 жыл бұрын

Well this is The Episode... Amazing!

From a man who went through a similar situation to another, I salute your positivity. To this day, I live in the trauma caused by the Lebanese system. The description of "heaviness" on the chest and hardship of being able to do the simplest tasks really got to me. No one can understand this. I wish you the best of luck in everything you do, Ali.

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

Ayman I feel you man, it was even harder when you first get out...no one prepares you for getting back into society. If you ever need to talk please reach out to me, I'm a good listener

@anotherarchitectx

3 жыл бұрын

@@alibaroudy9068 you're a saint! I'm outside of Lebanon now (thank god) would love to meet you when I visit, soon enough.

مقدرة كل اللي مر فيه هذا الانسان، بس فعلا هالسردة احلى من مية فيلم والحديث ممتع وشيق

سردة ممتعة بحق وحقيقة مصحوبة ب خبرة من رجل مثقف هذه ثاني مرة استمع للحلقة بكل شغف

Man the wine story needs a movie re-make!!

I’m listening to this almost daily ❤️ that’s it

فعلا اجمل حلقه من سرده هذا الوصف الأمثل لكلمه كيف تصنع المعانات والألم من الرجل ايقونه يستطيع أن يعطيك امل وفكر شكرا سرده روعه علي بارودي

OMG. What an episode.... ما بعرف ليش السينما والمسلسلات ما بتعالج هيدي المواضيع بدل حبا وحبتوا... وعلاقة البيك بالفلاحين والمساعدة المنزلية

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

Next week im going on the "ana hek" show with neshan on al jadeed, its time to bring this narrative to mass media Thank you for your kind words 🙏♥️

Le témoignage de M. Baroudi est magnifique 👍 Le récit de son expérience authentique est méconnu de beaucoup d'entre nous. Ce qui est fabuleux, malgré toutes les périodes difficiles qu'il a traversées, il parvient tout de même à garder espoir dans son pays (corrompu) en lui proposant des idées intéressantes, qui méritent d'être explorées rapidement avec des personnes ouvertes d'esprit. Merci beaucoup à l'équipe de SARDE pour ces délicieuses rencontres d'un autre genre, inédites au Liban ; grâce à la qualité de vos épisodes, je regarde maintenant tous vos épisodes depuis le début. ❤ Dois-je également dire merci KZread, celui qui m'a suggéré votre chaîne 😀

This is, by far, my favorite episode! Not only does it shatter all stereotypes and prejudices we have about incarcerated individuals, but it puts on the table an issue that we need to discuss openly now. We cannot revolt or speak of an uprising without dismantling the prison system! Thank you, Ali, for sharing your personal experience and advocating for the rights of people who are trapped in this judicial system. You speak truth to power - in EVER SINGLE WORD you uttered in this episode

Real Sarde ... THANK YOU ALI, MEDEA & MOUIN ... chou badna n2oul tan2oul ,,, so sad... chakhes ye2dour yehke la fatra tawile w ydal m7afaz 3ala taba2et sot m3ayane w bala ta2ta2a, chakhes 3endo experience w bye2ra w 3endo sa2afe ... impressive ali .... i couldn't stop it because i want to know more & more

This podcast gave me faith in life, life can get better 💨

guys amazing w ali is so interesting bas 3ando alfennn ossa yehke feya u shld ask him the right questions w guide him, ken fi operation room la isis bi roumieh ask himmm moree abt it, he has soo much to say stafido meno. sah tawile l episode bas behdar 10 mtla. l zalame ma fi meno tnen bhal combination of knowledge w prison experience. keep up the good work w hopefully to a better Lebanon someday.

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

Elias I completely agree with you, in retrospect I think we just enjoyed the story telling too much that we didn't cover the topics that a lot of people and prisoners might have wanted me to cover like the Islamic State's operation rooms, Homosexual discrimination, the politics of prison between inmates and guards, the medical/health situation with covid now at the forefront, and the internal tax system.

@kkhdeir1256

3 жыл бұрын

@@alibaroudy9068 Ali congrats for getting out saw a clip of this interview. Hope youre doing well and on your way to building a successful life. we've seen each other a few times many years ago. it's Koussay. diff username

@carltohme2311

3 жыл бұрын

@@alibaroudy9068 we definitely need another episode with you...

I remember Ali Baroudi. We were classmates in middle school. My family left the country after 7arb Tammouz, & I never kept in touch with anyone from my alma matter. But seeing him here tell his story after so many years is wild! What a transformation.

@alibaroudy9068

2 жыл бұрын

Remind me who you are 😄 also add me up @ali.baroudy

Ali is an honest man ,he has inspired me how not to give up and break the handcuffs. The only wey to obtain your right is to require and fight for it .🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🙋‍♀️

best sarde ever, I can watch ali for 10 hours straight. People like him gives us hope in a new lebanon bring him backk

The best episode ever… Goosebumps, hope, anger and fun. Hats off Ali, W khara aal dawle

Ali, get yourself a podcast! you are a fabulous storyteller. You give us insight into a hidden world and a forgotten people. As Mouin rightly said at the end, "everyone deserves a second chance". Everyone deserves to be viewed thru the lense of humanity and circumstance. Keep up your amazing work. And Mouin, Medea - keep bringing on these inspiring guests

Our country needs more free thinkers like Ali! Is there anywhere we can follow him on social media? His voice needs to be amplified! We can all learn more from his wisdom and experiences!

فعلا لقاء انساني بامتياز حوار صادق

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

تسلم أحمد 🙏

@moufidmostafa3251

3 жыл бұрын

ممنوع الكتابة بالعربي

This is the best sarde yet, Ali had me sitting for 2 hours wanting to know more and I can stay for another 2 listening to this man. Great job Medea and Mouin and I hope we can see more of Ali

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

Hey you never know when you might see me next, stay tuned and thank you for the kind words🤘😄

علي بارودي إنت إنسان بفتخر فيك وكلامك بيمثلّني، كل إحترامي إلك، شكراً سردة

Great episode. Ali should have his own podcast talking about life in Roumieh. it's very interesting.

This was really interesting. Ali you need to write a book about Roumieh, about your experience there and how you developed on a personal level. we need a part 2 where Ali talks about why inmates are conditioned to go back to prison because of the corrupt system and shed more lights on this matter. A real sarde on the corruption.

great sarde 2 hours passed like 5 mins , great stories , watching people with this energy and way of thinking to change lebanon to a better place , i have hope after watching this , thank you for sharing.

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

We'll start by changing the culture! Together!

Ma baaref leh eja 3a bele KTIR film capharnaum de Nadine Labaki w ana w besmaa lpodcast. impressive.

I never comment on this platform. But to both Medea and Mouin I would like to commend your efforts in effecting change through this channel. To Ali, I can say you have my utmost respect. People like you are the ones that still give me hope in this country. Kudos for not allowing hate to cloud your thoughts!

Amazing episode and amazing stories! It's the first episode I hear from you guys, and hope you bring more stories from people like Ali who've gone through these extreme situations.

Sardet like this sardè and giving voices to people like Ali Badoudi is why I love this channel!

This guy should be the person in charge of the prison system in lebanon

Binge watching your podcast since a couple of days.. All stories are so important, eye opening and valuable in their own right. And this is my absolute favourite episode so far. Thank you for such a raw perspective.

So GOOD you guys!! Thank you Ali for sharing your story and Mouin and Medea for sharing it. I think it is imperative to share these kind of stories to raise awareness, remove stigma, and taboo from these conversations. Mind blown

this guy is a legend

This is probably the best episode so far. Thank you so much! And keep up the good work this is a very nice program. I reallh enjoyed Ali's conclusion about the Lebanese dream.

Best sarde so far. Love the positive and inclusive tone and message you’re spreading. Ali, thank you for sharing your experience in such candor, openness, and positivity, we need more people like you in Lebanon, wish you the best of luck in everything you undertake.

حوار مثير شيق وفريد من نوعه

Thank you Sarde team and Ali for such an enlightenment conversation.

Always wanted to know more about what it's really like to be in a prison in Lebanon. Loved the podcast!

Emotionally intelligent and intellectually intriguing!! These are lessons we should be learning and spreading. Thank you for sharing. Keep the faith.

Very interesting interview with ali . We need part 2 with ali with more details about what’s going on in roumieh cause it’s a really interesting topic no one talks about it. Plus i can listen to this guy for hours .

I haven't been to lebanon in 10 years but I follow a lot of the influencers and comedians there, one of them recommended this channel and it is officially my favorite program to watch. The subtitles will be the language bridge to the world to see this Fenominal podcast. Bravo!

keep up the good work guys. ABSOLUTELY love your content aanjd

mb3rf adde fakhme hal podcast one of the most interesting podcasts.It changed my perspective concerning prisoners in Lebanon and in general

Amazing episode great to see that someone is talking about this !

Waw guys! Honestly amazing episode I learnt too much and it was very interesting. Keep up the good work

You deserve more exposure ❤️ amazing content. Keep it up 🇱🇧

Nice interview guys keep it up! Ali Baroudi thanks for sharing this very interesting experience!

This beautiful human being is very inspiring! Love ur podcast guys!

Loved this episode! A very interesting guest with a very interesting past...

Wow what a story, one of my favourites 💛

One of my best sardes❤️❤️❤️❤️ Waaaaaw thank u médéa nd mouin for this episode Big thanks for the best story teller Ali Baroudy ❤️ thanks man

Best episode so far

Merci pour ce programme guys !! From Paris .

Keep it going guys, yareit you can start doing live streams every now and then. Bring down these barriers and bring on change.

Great episode

Ali is a close friend of mine , one of the most genuine , educated and down to earth but most importantly humble person u will ever meet great episode brother NB: you should write a book on ur experience

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

Ghassan thank you for your kind words, you are a good friend ❤

great job guys! keep it up!

Love this guy, legend

Can you please start including the social media platforms of your guests? Great work

@sardeafterdinner

3 жыл бұрын

instagram.com/ali.baroudy?igshid=owtrx2695vjr

How nice is that when he is giving examples he not only says "he", he also says "she" he gives them for both sexes eventhough the meaning can be understood if he doesn't. This is very remarkable!

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

I believe in always being inclusive. Plus there is nothing a man goes through that a woman in 2020 doesn't...nothing.

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

We must spread a new culture hadeel! Together!

Reminded me by far a movie "Midnight Express" nevertheless, thumps up for shedding light on this subject. Ali I admired your courage and/or free spirit mentality

Best episode !!!!!!

Well done guys, best wishes

Very impressive POD

Love this

Ali!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

This is an amazing podcast. I've been into podcasts for a couple of years now...you are amazing. As Lebanese we have soooo much sh*t to talk about. I would love to see this channel grow. I'd love to market it if you don't haha. Great work! keep it up as we go through all this....

بعتقد لازم يكتب رواية عن الموضوع..

Amazing love you guy's

Interesting episode.

Great content 👏

Wow do I have a lot to say.. Great podcast, it's incredibly well done.

Ahla 3alam Ali

very interesting

Great video

Subscribed! Keep going, those podcasts are very informative. Political change requires a change of culture. Change of culture requires exposure to sensitive subjects that are often misunderstood and stereotyped. I also appreciate that you leave space for the viewer to build his own opinion on the matter. I don't know if it will happen but I would love to see an episode on the subject of atheism in Lebanon.

Wow best episode

I believe - like Ali - that to change society at large, you ought to change the individual first. A good start will be by finding common values, like liberalism, compassion, equality, utmost respect for human rights, etc , we all believe in and practice daily. What's left, and perhaps the most important part here, is to develop a language - direct, honest, open. A straightforward way of communicating between individuals and communities alone will ensure true dialogues and an honest exchange of ideas and, progress towards a brighter and fairer future for us all in Lebanon. We should never shy away from calling a spade, a spade! Our politicians exploit our language and thoughts hesitancy to their malicious maneuvering and to their political and mafiosi advantage. It is ok not to be friends with people who don't fit our core values. The average Lebanese will stress out and develop social anxiety if he/she is not friends with everyone. Hence our reluctance to speak our mind freely and bending backward forward to accommodate everyone; a legacy of our Canaanites mercantile heritage sadly. Let's bury it and free ourselves.

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

Said beautifully my friend 👍

@flexwell3000

3 жыл бұрын

@@alibaroudy9068 Thank you. A suggestion for you. Why don't you start a series on social and political reforms debate? you are articulate, confident and courageous. it could be a once- a-week event where you bring in two individuals with contrasting ideas about a particular theme and let your fan base hear what they say and vote - as a way to gauge moods. Sarde, for example, is about a conversation. We need more. something more biting perhaps. Think about it.

Keep going guys 🔥👏

he's great storyteller, i've thoroughly enjoyed every second of this episode

wooww respect 👌🏻👊🏼

Great storytelling skills.

I know exactly what he's talking about. Luckily I only spent 2 weeks in a 6ftx9ft cell at the court of cassation in Baabda. Peaked with 16 people at one time. The smoking was worse than the crouching. Sad, sad affair. Most inside accused of petty crimes. I met and interviewed some of the detainees after my release. Well, forget about justice in Lebanon. You either pay for it or you emigrate. Pity that nation.

Ali you should write a book to empower people.

really surprising that this episode has only 46 k views.

Well is it fine that for a non Lebanese to watch sarde? I find myself enjoying these podcasts although I’m Saudi

@alibaroudy9068

2 жыл бұрын

Sarde is for all people around the world, these subjects can bring us all together ❤

If you speak French, listen to "Au pays des droits de l'Homme ?" by Kery James (or at least read the translated lyrics, super relevant and must listen IMO). Kudos for the amazing episode. Ali is such a wise guy, and certainly learned a ton from his experience.

I am now for the first time in my life commenting on an you tube video. la2ano se3ten 3m behdar ma rafit 3ayne, ata3it l kahraba w kafet 3l 3g ento moujtama3 ma b3rfo b3d bi lebnen bas li b3rfo eno ento l ELITE.

@sardeafterdinner

3 жыл бұрын

El Elite ma bi rou7o 3al 7abess El Elite ma byokhsaro kil shoghlon El Elite ma byet2awwasso bi rsass 7ay bi shawere3 Beirut

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

I think what you mean is we are REAL

انا بفتخر فيك علي ربي يحميك

Cool stuff ! ❤️ from 🇵🇹

I kinda remembered him when I watch a movie called (The Mauritanian) the

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

Is it a good movie?

amazing

zakarne b film 21, wt a f***ing experience , respect

waw. just waw.

You should definitely write a book and how can we help ?

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

You're too kind Rana, it's something I've been considering actually

@ranaabiwarde2185

3 жыл бұрын

@@alibaroudy9068 maybe bailing some prisoners but making sure the money is getting to them directly not an association

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

@@ranaabiwarde2185 if you would like to we could put you in contact with some frontline lawyers that are working on such cases

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

@@ranaabiwarde2185 how can we get in contact? I have an update about this that I'd like to discuss with you

@ranaabiwarde2185

3 жыл бұрын

@@alibaroudy9068 Hello send me your email

So fukin inspiringgggg!♥️♥️♥️♥️🇱🇧

Maybe one of my favortie sardes.. Ali you are impressive kudos to you!

Loved hearing this sarde. Incredible guests always. I just don't understand why he had to spend 4 years in prison though for his "crime".

@alibaroudy9068

3 жыл бұрын

Neither did I

@mayaabdulbaki8230

3 жыл бұрын

@@alibaroudy9068 I am sure your experience was hard to say the least,and no matter how much you try to explain, we will still not be able to feel what you felt,mentally , physically or psychology.I hope you have healed from them truly. And thank you so much for sharing your story with us, it takes alot to do so I for one appreciate that! Your amazing

@alibaroudy9068

2 жыл бұрын

@@mayaabdulbaki8230 ♥️