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Sep 11, 2026

Peter BishopVOICE_ACTOR
11:37
Peter Bishop.
Peter BishopVOICE_ACTOR
11:39
King of Fez King of Morocco King of Argea King of Arabia Sultan of Egypt Governor of Damascus
Martin GiesenNARRATOR
12:05
Agaidas, Median Lord.
Martin GiesenNARRATOR
12:09
Read by Marty Criss.

1 HR 4 MINS LATER

speaker_18VOICE_ACTOR
76:34
These are the cruel pirates of Argir, that damned train, the scum of Africa, inhabited with straggling runagates that make quick havoc of the Christian blood.
speaker_18VOICE_ACTOR
76:45
But as I live, that town shall curse the time that Tamburlain set foot in Africa.
speaker_2NARRATOR
76:51
Enter Bajazeth, Bassos, the kings of Fez, Morocco, and Argir, Zabina, and Abeya.
speaker_21VOICE_ACTOR
77:00
Bassoes and Janissaries of my guard, attend upon the person of your lord, the greatest potentate of Africa.
AnissaGUEST
6:50
So we started this journey.
AnissaGUEST
6:52
We ended up in Fez, Morocco for four years, which was incredible, an incredible place to raise young children.
AnissaGUEST
6:59
They really formed their Islamic identity being there.
AnissaGUEST
7:02
It was beautiful to see that.
Mark RogersHOST
20:09
Maybe Chris could call us and we would know.
Mark RogersHOST
20:12
Mark says SMU's quarterback Kevin Jennings has made Florida State quarterback Ashton Daniels look like he doesn't belong in FES.
Mark RogersHOST
20:22
Football, 356 yards to 65 yards passing.
Mark RogersHOST
20:29
And you know what? Ashton Daniels is actually playing a decent ballgame for him.
Aubrey HirschGUEST
28:24
He fled to North Africa.
Aubrey HirschGUEST
28:26
He settled in Fez in Morocco.
Aubrey HirschGUEST
28:29
And even though he is 18, he becomes the rabbi over a refugee population of 5,000 families.
Aubrey HirschGUEST
28:40
And he lives there for a number of years, and then he travels east through North Africa, Algeria, Tunisia, and spends time in Egypt.
Sieva RodnyanskyGUEST
6:13
And so sometimes it's a difficult place to visit.
Sieva RodnyanskyGUEST
6:16
But for anybody who has the chance, St. Petersburg is interesting, not just because of the culture and the art, but also because, again, similar to central Paris or central Fez, Morocco, there's a lot going on all in one place, beyond multiple, multiple layers and in various stages of renewal.
Sieva RodnyanskyGUEST
6:34
So that's what I'd like to share with you all.
Paavo MonkkonenHOST
6:37
So, Sierra, then you have seen The Irony of Fate.
Elizabeth LettsGUEST
17:52
You're going to really love it.
Elizabeth LettsGUEST
17:53
And then I believe you said that you were going to the city of Fez, not Meknes, which is the city that I talk about, but Fez and Meknes are two of...
Elizabeth LettsGUEST
18:01
Morocco's imperial cities.
Elizabeth LettsGUEST
18:02
And Fez is fascinating.
Elizabeth LettsGUEST
18:04
It's like an intact medieval city.
Elizabeth LettsGUEST
18:06
And you will just not believe when you go there what you're going to see.
Angela MalakGUEST
24:46
And just to give you an insight, I mean, Condé Nast was, you know, celebrating fairs and I love fairs and I've got some gorgeous properties and fairs and Cafe Clark, Tara Stevens, and what they've done there is just amazing.
Angela MalakGUEST
24:57
But there is only 500 Riyadhs in Fez, whereas in Marrakesh there's 2,500.
Angela MalakGUEST
25:03
So it just shows you the scale of how the city is designed for tourism and hospitality.
Angela MalakGUEST
25:09
So Marrakesh is the home.
Belinda JacksonHOST
27:12
And then, of course, you've got the deserts, which if you aren't there, you pretty much watch any movie that's ever been shot with a desert setting.
Belinda JacksonHOST
27:18
And it's going to have been shot in Morocco because it is that picturesque.
Belinda JacksonHOST
27:23
Are there any new things coming up in Morocco on your radar? So if I might actually be heading off there in six months' time or so, what would you be looking at? Is there stuff happening in Fez or Tangier or what have I? Obviously,
Angela MalakGUEST
27:39
we're gearing up towards the World Cup in 2030.
Marty CrissVOICE_ACTOR
11:06
by Peter Bishop.
Marty CrissVOICE_ACTOR
11:09
King of Fez King of Morocco King of Argea King of Arabia Sultan of Egypt Governor of Damascus
Martin GiesenNARRATOR
11:35
Agaidas, Median Lord.
Martin GiesenNARRATOR
11:39
Read by Marty Criss.

53 MINS LATER

speaker_2NARRATOR
64:57
ACT III.
speaker_2NARRATOR
64:58
SCENE I.
speaker_2NARRATOR
64:59
Enter Bajazeth, the kings of Fez, Morocco, and Argir, with others in great pomp.
Peter BishopVOICE_ACTOR
65:28
great kings of barbary and my portly bassoes we hear the tartars and the eastern thieves under the conduct of one tamburlaine presume a bickering with your emperor and think to rouse us from our dreadful siege of the famous grecian constantinople you know our army is invincible as many circumcised turks we have and warlike bands of christians reigned as hath the ocean or the terrain sea small drops of water when the moon begins to join in one her semicircled horns yet would we not be braved with foreign power nor raise our siege before the grecians yield or breathless lie before the city walls
Peter BishopVOICE_ACTOR
11:06
Read by Peter Bishop.
Martin GeesonNARRATOR
11:09
King of Fez.
Marty CrissVOICE_ACTOR
11:10
Read by Marty Criss.
Martin GeesonNARRATOR
11:13
King of Morocco.

53 MINS LATER

Marty CrissNARRATOR
64:06
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Marty CrissNARRATOR
64:09
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Act 3, scene 1.
Marty CrissNARRATOR
64:18
Enter Bajazeth, the Kings of Fez, Morocco, and Argier, with others in great pomp.
Peter BishopVOICE_ACTOR
64:27
Great kings of Barbary, and my portly bassos, We hear the Tartars and the Eastern thieves, Under the conduct of one Tamburlaine, Presume a bickering with your emperor, And think to rouse us from our dreadful siege Of the famous Grecian Constantinople.
Imam Fode DrameHOST
53:42
He held, he held back.
Imam Fode DrameHOST
53:44
[clears throat] So his, his brother, who was a student of Abdul Aziz ad-Daba, so when he was coming to visit him in Fes, you know, he asked him that to ask the sheikh about these two words, which [laughs] he doesn't know if it's, if he's, if he can use this du'a, if they are okay.
Imam Fode DrameHOST
54:07
Yeah, so, so when they, they, they related the, the, the du'a to him, he said, "Where did you get this word?" Uh, he said, uh, "Only people like Ibrahim ad-Dasukhi can, can say something." [laughs] They are Suryani word, two, two word from Suryani.
Imam Fode DrameHOST
54:25
They were in the du'a.

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