They say some of the most unforgettable conversations don’t happen in boardrooms or over morning coffee, but in whispers under the moon, in the quiet moments when the world slows down just enough for honesty to slip through.
In this episode, Gazetta’s Editor-in-Chief, Dina Yassin, takes us into those late-night exchanges—the ones that shape us, heal us, challenge us, and leave echoes long after they’ve been spoken. The kind of conversations that exist between generations of women, passed down like heirlooms, stitched into our identities without us even realizing it.
Who are the women who have shaped us? Who are the voices that linger in our choices, our resilience, our self-doubt, our moments of grace?
Jad & Mimi break down this month’s cover feature, exploring the power of legacy, the weight of unspoken wisdom, and the responsibility of passing it forward. Because at the end of the day, the things we remember aren’t always grand declarations or scripted moments—they’re the quiet truths exchanged in the spaces where we feel most seen.
So… who do you need to call tonight?
Read the full feature: http://gaze-tta.com
