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VATTA #189: From Zero to Two: My Journey to Landing My First Two VA Clients

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VATTA #189: From Zero to Two: My Journey to Landing My First Two VA Clients

The Love and Beirut Show episode covers a diverse mix of stories, ranging from uplifting achievements to serious crises. In motorsports, Lebanese driver Christopher Abdof Gully secured first place in the Euro Cup 3 at Circuit Paul Ricard, France. This victory was historic as it featured the Lebanese national anthem and flag on an FIA accredited podium for the first time, sparking national pride and hopes for a future Formula One driver. On social media, singer Pamela Alcachie went viral after revealing her separation from husband Rachid Fawani due to repeated infidelity. She initially posted about it but later deleted the post for the sake of her son, generating widespread public support and debate. A lighter moment came from Rami Ayak, who celebrated his son Aram's 10th birthday with family, sharing personal highlights on Instagram. However, the episode also addresses a grim reality: a new IPC report shows that food insecurity in Lebanon has deepened, affecting 1.24 million people—nearly one in four. This marks a significant rise from 874,000 in late 2025, driven by conflict, displacement, and rising costs. The report warns of long-term risks to agriculture and livelihoods, with officials urging urgent support to prevent further deterioration. The episode concludes by reflecting on this blend of proud, personal, and pressing stories.

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Hey everyone, it is Kinda and welcome back to the Love and Beirut Show. It is another busy day and we have a mix of stories today from a proud Lebanese moment on an international stage to viral social media updates and an important report on what is happening across the country. Let's start with some good news because Lebanon just had a big moment in motorsports. Lebanese driver Christopher Abdof Gully secured first place in the Euro Cup, three race at Circuit Paul Ricard in France. This win was not just about the race itself but what came with it. For the first time the Lebanese national anthem was played on the top step of an FIA accredited podium with the Lebanese flag raised during the celebration. It is one of those moments that people are calling a step closer to seeing a Lebanese driver make it to Formula One. And honestly it is the kind of achievement that gets people talking and feeling proud because it puts Lebanon on a global stage in a completely different way. Now shifting to a story that has been all over social media, Pamela Alcachie spoke out about her separation from her husband singer Rachid Fawani and this quickly became one of the most talked about topics online. Pamela shared that she decided to separate after discovering repeated infidelity. She posted about it openly before later deleting the post and sharing a photo of her son explaining that she chose to take it down for him. As expected the story spread fast and reaction started pouring in. A lot of people expressed support for Pamela and shared messages of solidarity while others discussed the situation more broadly and reacted to her statement. It is one of those stories where people are not just following the news but also engaging with it and sharing their own opinions online. On a lighter note let's talk about a wholesome family moment. Rami Ayak celebrated his son Aram's 10th birthday and the moment shared from the day quickly caught attention. Aram who is Rami's eldest son was seen celebrating with his siblings and friends while Dalida shared highlights on Instagram. It is a simple story but it is these kind of moments that people enjoy seeing especially when it shows a more personal side of public figures. And now to a more serious update that we cannot ignore, Lebanon's food crisis is deepening according to a new report. Nearly one in four people in the country are now facing food insecurity with around 1.24 million people affected. The latest IPC report shows a sharp rise in food insecurity driven by conflict, displacement, economic pressures and rising costs. What makes this more concerning is that it reverses previous improvements and pushes more families back into crisis. The report also highlights growing risks to agriculture and livelihoods which means the impact is not just immediate but long term as well. If we look at the numbers the situation has worsened compared to late 2025 when around 874,000 people were affected. Today the combination of conflict, displacement and rising costs continues to make food increasingly unaffordable for many families across the country. Officials are warning that urgent support is needed to prevent things from getting worse which really shows how critical the situation has become. So from a historic win in motorsports to stories going viral online and serious updates on the ground it has been a mix of everything today. That is a wrap for today's episode of the Love and Bay Root Show, part of the Augustus Media Podcast Network. Thanks for listening and do not forget to stay updated with us for all the latest stories. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music]

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Lebanese driver Christopher Abdof Gully won the Euro Cup 3 race at Circuit Paul Ricard, marking the first time the Lebanese national anthem and flag were featured on an FIA accredited podium.
  2. Singer Pamela Alcachie publicly announced her separation from husband Rachid Fawani due to repeated infidelity, sparking widespread social media discussion and support.
  3. Rami Ayak celebrated his son Aram's 10th birthday, sharing a wholesome family moment on Instagram.
  4. A new IPC report reveals that nearly one in four Lebanese (1.24 million people) now face food insecurity, a sharp increase from 874,000 in late 2025, driven by conflict, displacement, and economic pressures.

Summary:

The Love and Beirut Show episode covers a diverse mix of stories, ranging from uplifting achievements to serious crises. In motorsports, Lebanese driver Christopher Abdof Gully secured first place in the Euro Cup 3 at Circuit Paul Ricard, France. This victory was historic as it featured the Lebanese national anthem and flag on an FIA accredited podium for the first time, sparking national pride and hopes for a future Formula One driver.

On social media, singer Pamela Alcachie went viral after revealing her separation from husband Rachid Fawani due to repeated infidelity. She initially posted about it but later deleted the post for the sake of her son, generating widespread public support and debate. A lighter moment came from Rami Ayak, who celebrated his son Aram's 10th birthday with family, sharing personal highlights on Instagram.

24 million people—nearly one in four. This marks a significant rise from 874,000 in late 2025, driven by conflict, displacement, and rising costs. The report warns of long-term risks to agriculture and livelihoods, with officials urging urgent support to prevent further deterioration.

The episode concludes by reflecting on this blend of proud, personal, and pressing stories.

FAQs

Lebanese driver Christopher Abdof Gully secured first place in the Euro Cup 3 race at Circuit Paul Ricard in France.

For the first time, the Lebanese national anthem was played on the top step of an FIA accredited podium, and the Lebanese flag was raised during the celebration.

Pamela Alcachie separated from her husband after discovering repeated infidelity, which she shared openly before later deleting the post for her son.

Rami Ayak celebrated his son Aram's 10th birthday, with highlights shared on Instagram by Dalida.

Nearly one in four people in Lebanon, around 1.24 million, are facing food insecurity according to a new IPC report.

The rise is driven by conflict, displacement, economic pressures, and rising costs, reversing previous improvements.

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