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Where history meets the future.
Le Salon
Le Salon is a space where, along with my guests, I synthesize history with the future of technology.
It shapes our understanding of different cultural and historical optics.
We currently host two sessions in the Washington DC area in addition to the Tunis one. While it is free, sessions are by invitations only.
Le Salon in Photos
With the Philosopher Youssef Seddik
Alex T Johnson reading "IT WAS ALL A DREAM"
Emna Mizouni with Archbishop Ilario Antoniazzi and Philosopher and Thinker Youssef Seddik
Cross Ocean Book Club founders and Book Besties Emna Mizouni and Heba AlShibani
Data Journalist Amr ElIraqi visiting Le Salon, Tunis
Emna Mizouni with Palestinian writer Karim Kattan
Le Salon hosting Carthagina and Pere Marc Leonard meeting
Receiving the Holy Coran from the Dean of the Zaytouna University, Prof. Dr. Hichem Guerissa.
Emna Mizouni at the bookbinding class
Emna's work with Carthagina to collect books and distribute them across schools in Tunisia
Emna Mizouni with Poet Alaa Talbi, and writers Farouk Bahri and Khaoula Hosni
Emna Mizouni at Le Salon Tunis during its first year of activities
Emna Mizouni with writer Faouzia Zouari
Emna Mizouni with writer and publisher Sami Mokaddem
Emna at Khaoula Hosni book signature
Gilbert Naccache conversation about Perspectives Movement in the 1970s
Tunisian historian Sophie Bessis
Emna Mizouni with, writer and Mamie Lillie restaurant owner, the late Gilles Jacob Lellouche
Gilles Jacob Lellouche at his book's signature
Day view from Le Salon Tunis
Dusk view from Le Salon Tunis
Le Salon Tunis during the Holidays
A nice fresh group brunch
Storytelling
Tunisian Granpa stories
A small collection of audio records of Emna's Grandfather's stories.
Project to be continued with other people.
Radio host
In 2014, Emna volunteered in Radio Women with a weekly podcast about the Tunisian socia-cultural updates.
Minute History
Minute History
In Minute History, Emna shares frequently snaps from the history of Tunisia in perspective to its North African, Mediterranean, and Global relations.
Un Divan a DC
Un Divan a DC
Minute History
In January 2023, Le Salon released its first podcast in Tunsy.
It's entitled "Un Divan a DC". Stay tuned!
Un Divan a DC
Un Divan a DC
Un Divan a DC
A new year, a new podcasting experience.
This time it's my other podcast "Coping with Life" in English and it's more of coping with life transformation and Other things.
Don't hesitate to comment or suggest a topic you want to listen to.
Featured Books
The Prophet by Gibran Khalil Gibran
The Italian - Al-Taliyani by Shukri al-Mabkhout
Season of Migration to the North by Tayeb Salah
A Calamity of Noble Houses by Amira Ghenim
Les Identités meurtrières by Amin Maalouf
The Ardent Swarm by Yamen Manai
Previous Blogs
Inspire from Awesomeness
This is a retired Tumblr blog that I used for journaling
Sweety Sweet Lemon
Sweet Lemon is a retired Wordpress blog for my old literary and travel blogs.
Highbrow's Eyes
This blog constitutes the Chronicles of a Tunisian activist.