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Normally on this podcast, we take you on a journey of questionable football opinions, but today we're going to ask you to join us for a slightly different one. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Aleic-Timithic Black Man, Twitter, Yankee Gunner. That's right. Today we're all going to go on a bit of a different journey together, and I hope that you will indulge me, indulge us, and come along on this journey. In fact, we're going to be going on this journey for two days to the Zadari refugee camp on the Syrian border in Jordan to meet Syrian refugees, to meet the people

from North London who have done such amazing work in the Zatari camp, to meet the people there in

Jordan, the Jordanians who are helping run the program, and really get a feeling for the amazing

work our club is

doing for the work that we can feel so proud to support and while there's a lot to feel proud

about when it comes to Arsenal right now and a lot of good things happening on the pitch and

happening in North London and you'll hear a lot about that in terms of Arsenal in the community

we're going to also celebrate the work being done there in a place

where there's immense need and work that's being done on behalf of young people, children,

who are so appreciative.

And so here's what we've done.

Today's episode is going to be the voice of the people in Jordan and the voice of the Syrians.

You're going to hear from boys and girls in the program, from mothers.

You're going to hear from Isra, who was our host while we were there,

and one of the people who helps this program run every day and is an incredible human being,

and I'm so excited for you to meet her.

She's going to be doing a lot of the translating, and she'll be interviewed as well. You're going to meet the CEO of Save the Children Jordan

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