Hosted by The Caravan Podcast · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 42 episodes
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Journey with us across the Muslim world as we sit down with founders, creatives, and changemakers shaping the future of business and culture. Each episode uncovers personal stories, lessons in faith, and the realities of building something meaningful.🎙️ New episodes every other Friday🌍 Listen & learn more at caravanpod.com☕ Support Us: buymeacoffee.com/caravanpodcast
The Caravan Podcast hosts The Caravan Podcast, a business show with 42 episodes published.
Join us on this episode of The Caravan Podcast as we sit down with Yusuf Omar, the visionary co-founder of seen.tv. From hitchhiking 12,000 km across the African continent to reporting from the front lines of the Syrian
In this episode, we sit down with Abubakar Sheriff, founder of Qariyb — a platform reimagining how Muslim organizations discover, manage, and host events. Born in Saudi Arabia, raised in Philly, and shaped by time in the
On the Caravan podcast, Babar Bhatti (founder of Dallas AI and Chief AI Officer at Prism Skills) discusses why “technology is never neutral,” how AI’s recursive improvement is creating rapid change, and why society and p
On the Caravan podcast, host Hamza interviews Mohammed Musa, founder of Deepen AI, about moving from the Bay Area to Dallas for stronger Muslim community infrastructure, identity reinforcement for youth, and programs lik
Maryam Ishtiaq didn't take the easy road — she took every road. From pre-med at Georgia Gwinnett to international marketing, from New York influencer to Dallas entrepreneur, her journey is one of the most honest stories
They told you economics started with Adam Smith in 1776. They left out a lot. Abu Hamid Al-Ghazali — an 11th century Muslim scholar writing in Persia — described hoarding, currency manipulation, speculation, and institut
Building a company is phase one — the real game is learning to sell it, acquire more, and use capital to move the Ummah forward. Hamza Abdallah is the founder of CATA Leads, a real estate lead generation agency based in
What happens when NIH funding dries up, industry doors close, and your postdoc interviews get canceled — all at once? For Dr. Suhaib Hashem, founder of Luminar, it became the push he needed to bet on himself.In this epis
Morad Bouzidi came to the U.S. from Morocco at 19 with big dreams, limited connections, and a willingness to do whatever work it took to build a life. In this episode of The Caravan Podcast, we sit down with the founder
In this episode of The Caravan Podcast, we sit down with Yusuf Siddiqui also known as “Yusuf The Truth” to unpack a story that’s way deeper than content creation. Yusuf opens up about being sent to an Islamic boarding sc
In this episode of the Caravan Podcast, we sit down with Tarek, founder of Pistache , a DFW bakery blending American desserts with Mediterranean flavor. Tarek shares his journey growing up between New Jersey and Lebanon,
In this episode, we sit inside a tiny New York City kitchen with Zeeshan Bakhrani, founder of Nishaan, to talk about what it really costs to build something personal. Not just money or hours, but certainty, comfort, and
Asim Jetpuri left corporate to go all-in on opening a Goddard School in Garland . We break down franchising vs starting from scratch, leasing vs buying land, the real costs of DFW childcare, and how community leadership
We hit “record” and built Caravan in real time — six months of filming, traveling, collaborating, learning, and a few chaotic moments we’ll never forget (including the time we almost lost the footage 😭).In this end-of-y
Adil didn’t set out to build an app — he set out to change how power works. In this episode, the founder of Boycott traces a journey that starts with childhood dreams of being a superhero, moves through disillusionment w
Nadim Ahmed took a leap most people only talk about: he put nearly everything on the line—401k, savings, stability—while his wife was pregnant… to open a Venture X coworking space in DFW. In this episode, we unpack: Why
In Episode 26, we sit down with Riaz Surthi, founder of Hearty Foods, to unpack what it really takes to build a mission-driven food brand in today’s competitive CPG landscape.Riaz shares his journey from early experiment
From MBA school → startup grind → Friday Ventures.In this episode, Arshan Ahmad breaks down his journey and how being visibly Muslim shaped the way he leads, builds, and invests.
Welcome to WaZu Capital Partners – Building Wealth Through Smart Real EstateIn this video, we dive deep into WaZu Capital Partners: who they are, what they do, and why they’re turning heads in the real estate investment
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. IQ to unpack his journey from Pakistan to becoming one of DFW’s rising dental leaders. He shares how he and his brothers built their path in the dental world, the mindset behind thei
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