The Mind Behind the Mic

In a world obsessed with hot takes and hustle culture, Something to Consider slows the scroll.

Hosted by Dana Alhanbali, the podcast invites artists, founders, thinkers, and cultural voices to sit with questions we usually rush past — identity, responsibility, ambition, and the inner work behind public lives. It’s not about branding your beliefs; it’s about understanding them. What drives us? What blinds us? What changes us?

This is an invitation to slow down, think deeply, and find something worth considering.

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Something to Consider is a long-form conversation podcast shaped by stillness, curiosity, and trust.

The mission is simple: to move past surface-level narratives and sit with the complexity of real human experience. Each episode invites guests—artists, founders, thinkers, and cultural voices, to slow down and reflect on identity, responsibility, ambition, and the inner work behind public lives.

Something to Consider exists to challenge how we think, lead, and connect. A reminder that true empathy isn’t a performance, it’s presence.

It’s where thought meets feeling, where friction builds understanding, and where the most human thing we can do is consider. This is not self-help. It’s self-interrogation.

If there’s a voice you think should be part of that conversation, we’d love to hear it.

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