Hayman Homer
Hayman Homer, an Erbil-born Kurdish-American actor, recently appeared on the Breakfast Club show to discuss his Hollywood journey and upcoming projects. Since moving to the United States in 2017, he has carved out a niche in the fashion and commercial modeling industries, featuring in Hollywood musi
Czech CG Mr. Karel Kortanek
Czech Republic’s CG Karel Kortanek graced the show to elaborate on the various projects that the Czech Council is actively engaged in within the vibrant city of Erbil. During the discussion, he shed light on the council’s ongoing initiatives and endeavors in the region. Click here for full interview
Is it Time for Your Return Journey?
In this episode, “The Return,” an organization founded by Dilan, takes center stage. They specialize in assisting immigrants returning to their native countries. Dilan, having experienced the challenges himself, created this NGO to offer guidance in every aspect of the return journey. The episode hi
Naz from The MillionOaks Project
Naz joined the Breakfast Club to talk about The MillionOak Project. This environmental conservation organization is planting one million trees in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Listen to the full interview here.
Rayan from Link Data Center
Rayan, a salesperson at Link Data Center, recently joined the Breakfast Club to showcase the company’s comprehensive services, notably highlighting the “Build Your Online Business” package. This all-in-one plan simplifies website creation and business email management, catering to entrepreneurs’ nee
Alan about Kurdish Railways
Alan, engineer/ inventor of Kurdish Railways, recently appeared on the Breakfast Club show to share the journey behind creating a new Kurdish board game. He discussed the meticulous process of developing the game entirely within the local Kurdish community. From conceptualization to design and prod
Mathews from ZeeSelects
Mathews from ZeeSelects joined the Breakfast Club! ZeeSelects, a local clothing brand, is a big hit thanks to its top-notch quality and one-of-a-kind designs. Their clothes fly off the shelves because people love them, and they reach customers all across Kurdistan and Iraq. A group of young entrepre