Sarah Kchirid's guest appearances

Sarah Kchirid

Why Morocco

Meryam Demnati

Alice Morrison

Imad Dahmani

Lahbib El Moumni

Hendrik Beikirch

Richard Hamilton

Moulay Idriss

Dana Elemara

Shiraz Ksaiba

Hassan Hajjaj

David Packer

Willem Smit

Lauren Keith

Cris Martinus

Helen Ranger

OwlTail

On this week’s episode Sarah Kchirid stopped by the studio to chat about the tradition of storytelling in Morocco. Sarah’s first memories of the tradition started with hearing tales throughout her childhood in Abu Dhabi when her grandmother came to visit from Morocco. Having returned to Morocco eight years ago, the stories helped her to understand her heritage. Now she’s part of the storyteller program at Café Clock where she shares traditional tales in English alongside master storyteller Hajj Ahmed Ezzarghani in the hopes of keeping this tradition alive. So let’s listen in as Sarah tells us about storytelling and tells us one of her favourite tales to tell. To support Why Morocco, please consider buying me a coffee nouss nouss. For more Morocco ideas and advise, follow me on Instagram at @mandyinmorocco. My other projects include:  Tasting Marrakech food and cultural tours in Marrakech tasting-marrakech.com A boutique PR agency that works with brands based in Morocco seeking to reach international audiences or those seeking to break in to the Moroccan market saysomethingcommunication.com Freelance writing for print and digital  mandyinmorocco.com/freelance-writing/ And the little blog called Why Morocco that started back in 2010 when I decided to swap public employee life to pursue life in Marrakech mandyinmorocco.com.

On this week’s episode Sarah Kchirid stopped by the studio to chat about the tradition of storytelling in Morocco. Sarah’s first memories of the tradition started with hearing tales throughout her childhood in Abu Dhabi when her grandmother came to visit from Morocco. Having returned to Morocco eight years ago, the stories helped her to understand her heritage. Now she’s part of the storyteller program at Café Clock where she shares traditional tales in English alongside master storyteller Hajj Ahmed Ezzarghani in the hopes of keeping this tradition alive. So let’s listen in as Sarah tells us about storytelling and tells us one of her favourite tales to tell. To support Why Morocco, please consider buying me a <a href="https://ko-fi.com/mandyinmorocco" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">coffee nouss nouss</a>. For more Morocco ideas and advise, follow me on Instagram at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/mandyinmorocco/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">@mandyinmorocco</a>. My other projects include: <ul> <li>Tasting Marrakech food and cultural tours in Marrakech <a href="http://tasting-marrakech.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">tasting-marrakech.com</a></li> <li>A boutique PR agency that works with brands based in Morocco seeking to reach international audiences or those seeking to break in to the Moroccan market <a href="https://www.saysomethingcommunication.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">saysomethingcommunication.com</a></li> <li>Freelance writing for print and digital  <a href="https://mandyinmorocco.com/freelance-writing/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">mandyinmorocco.com/freelance-writing/</a></li> <li>And the little blog called Why Morocco that started back in 2010 when I decided to swap public employee life to pursue life in Marrakech <a href="https://mandyinmorocco.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">mandyinmorocco.com</a>.</li></ul>

Why Morocco 013 – Storyteller Sarah Kchirid on the tradition and how it helped her understand her culture