Cohosted by ARD Scholars Amr Hamzawy and Hesham Sallam, the sixth episode features American University of Beirut (AUC) Sociologist Rima Majed. The discussion focused on how the pandemic impacted Lebanon's sectarian politics, social inequality, as well as calls for political change and popular expressions of socio-economic discontent.

Cohosted by ARD Scholars Amr Hamzawy and Hesham Sallam, this fourth episode, which was conducted in the Arabic language, features the award-winning Jordanian-Palestinian novelist Ibrahim Nasrallah. Nasrallah discussed the impact of COVID-19 on literary production in the Arab world, and reexamined the themes of dystopia, isolation, and individualism in his previous novels in light of the pandemic. 

Cohosted by ARD Scholars Amr Hamzawy and Hesham Sallam, this episode of Mofeed-19 features award winning journalist and Mada Masr Editor Lina Attalah. The episode examines the challenges of reporting about the pandemic in Egypt and explains the conditions that have shaped dominant narratives about COVID-19 in the country.

Cohosted by ARD Scholars Amr Hamzawy and Hesham Sallam, this episode of Mofeed-19 features Professor of Virology ‪Azmi Mahafzah‬, who was previously Jordan's minister of higher education and president of the University of Jordan. The episode describes and analyzes the Jordanian government's response to the pandemic and the prevalence of vaccine hesitancy in the country.

Mofeed-19 is in part supported by the Open Society Foundation.

Cohosted by Stanford University Arab Reform and  Democracy Program Scholars Amr Hamzawy and Hesham Sallam, this episode of Mofeed-19 features Princeton University Professor of Politics and Arab Barometer Cofounder and Principal Investigator Amaney Jamal, who was recently named next dean of the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. The episode puts into focus Arab public attitudes towards government responses to Covid-19 pandemic and vaccination efforts.