Random Immigration Podcasts

Love Beyond Borders is a podcast dedicated to sharing the real life stories of families affected by the complex US immigration system. Each week I’ll bring you a guest or a thought to help you reflect on this highly politicized topic. We’ll also discuss related topics such as multicultural marriage, language barriers, culture shock, adjusting to life in a new country and more! I don’t have all of the answers, but I hope this podcast will serve to inform and inspire you and me both. Whether you’re going through a complex immigration process yourself (K1 visa, I130, I601 waiver, I601a waiver, etc.) or you’re simply here out of curiosity – welcome! I’m so glad you’re here!

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: 90dayfiance, asylum, binationalmarriage, Citizenship, familybasedimmigration, fiancevisa, greencard, i130, i601waiver, immigration, immigrationreform, interculturalrelationship, k1visa, k3visa, longdistancerelationship, lovebeyondborders, multiculturalmarriage, naturalization, real90dayfiance, refugees, spousalvisa, USCIS, visajourney, Waiver

Conversations with people providing local solutions to systemic problems, mostly in my adopted hometown of Lancaster, Pennsylvania: a place that somehow blends rustic and traditional with urban and progressive.

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Categories: Education

Tags: agriculture, blacklivesmatter, civilization, Education, gatherers, History, hunter, immigration, Permaculture, Politics, Protest, Racism, Trump, USA

Getting to the nitty gritty of living inter-culturally. Exploring new pathways for intentionally opening our faith communities (and ourselves) to folk who not only look and sound different but also think and act in ways we might not expect. A safe space where we can both accept our chronic clumsiness and overcome our unavoidable fears as our brains and hearts encounter the unexpected. The podcasts provide a practical, hands-on approach to helping people who want to open themselves to form new relationships with folk with a different cultural or racial background – in faith communities, or any other kind of community. Research was funded by the United Church Foundation.

Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: anti racism, church, demographic shifts, immigration, implicit bias, Intercultural, intersectionality, multi-cultural

Indefensible is a podcast series brought to you by the Immigrant Defense Project. Over five episodes, we’ll bring you stories from people who are standing up and holding out; fighting to be with their families. They say they’re here to stay.

Categories: Government, Society & Culture

Tags: immigration

The Fifty One is a nod to the fact that women make up 51% of the U.S. population. In each season, we take a national issue and work with local reporters across the country to explore its impact on women at the local level. In season 1, we’re tackling food insecurity—the drivers of it, solutions, and what it really looks like in communities across the country.

Categories: Science, Society & Culture

Tags: climate, Food, immigration, socialjustice, sustainability, women

We Share The Same Sky is an intimate portrait of family history that tells the stories of two young women—Hana as a refugee who remains one step ahead of the Nazis at every turn, and Rachael, her granddaughter, on a search to retrace her grandmother’s history. Presented by USC Shoah Foundation, this seven-part narrative series explores how the retelling of family stories becomes history itself and how acts of kindness during war can echo across generations.

Categories: Education, History, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: antisemitism, denmark, Education, grief, History, Holocaust, immigration, Judaism, Memoir, refugee, Widowhood, world war ii

Explore the multitude of unique diasporas across the United States through the lens of food. On this series you’ll hear from chefs, restaurant owners, historians and journalists as we discuss immigration, race, gentrification and the history of their cuisine. Over 100,000 restaurants have closed since the start of the pandemic, only adding more urgency in supporting these small businesses who add to the richness of American multiculturalism. Created and hosted by India Witkin. Check out the show if you’re a fan of Splendid Table, Food52’s Genius Recipe Tales, Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street, Sporkful, or Table Manners with Jesse Ware.

Categories: Arts

Tags: America, Culture, entrepreneurship, Food, History, immigration, new york city

Hosted by the Tribune’s Alexa Ura and featuring a rotating cast of Tribune reporters, editors and special guests, the TribCast is an informal – and, with luck, amusing – discussion of Texas politics and policy. New episodes post each week.

Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: austin, Current Events, Education, election, Healthcare, immigration, legislature, News, policy, Politics, Texas, transportation

Deliver U.S. from Dehumanization is a powerful and personal podcast revealing the dehumanization of deportation through stories of those directly impacted. Hosted by Krystal Guerra.

Categories: News, Society & Culture

Tags: deportation, hispanic heritage, immigration

The Revolution has arrived in the form of weaponized civility. Conversations They won’t allow from voices They don’t want to hear. Join the movement of tolerance, empathy, and above all… talking it out. Hosted by Ry Perry, facilitated by Executive Producers “The Podfather” Steve Etchie and “the Queen” Nicole Bird.

Categories: News

Tags: border, humanrights, immigration, Libertarian, Politics, Trump

This podcast aims to explain Italian characters and behavior. A full-length portrait of my compatriots may occasionally be witty, grave, cynical, compassionate, melancholy, glittering, scholarly, and stimulating. What is important is that we share these emotions. Italians have discovered America for the Americans; taught poetry, statesmanship, and the ruses of trade to the English; military art to the Germans; cuisine to the French; acting and ballet dancing to the Russians; music to everybody. Suppose someday this world of ours should be turned into a cloud of radioactive dust in space. In that case, it will be by nuclear contrivances developed with the decisive aid of Italian scientists—{Luigi Barzini, in the Italians}.

Between 1880 and 1920, over four million Italians entered the United States. No other ethnic group has sent so many immigrants in such a short time. Before 1870, only thousands of Italians had come to areas outside of Europe to either North or South America. Up to 1900, most Italians had emigrated to either Argentina or Brazil. Those entering the United States were primarily male, and many intended to return to Italy after making some money. However, for various reasons, many ended up staying in America. {Oscar Handlin in The Uprooted].

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Categories: Education, History, Society & Culture

Tags: assimilation, country, Culture, expansion, family, Food, History, immigration, Invasions, Italians, lifestyle

Tech reporter Jose Fermoso brings the largest Latinx community of tech professionals to audio life through in-depth stories and interviews featuring topics affecting all Latinx people including immigration policies, the coronavirus pandemic, and the latest in business challenges.

Categories: News, Society & Culture, Technology

Tags: african american, asian american, business, career, coronavirus, Culture, Displacement, ethics, family, health, Hispanic, immigration, in-depth news, indigenous, interviews, Latin America, Latina, Latinos, LatinX, music, narrative, News, Politics, pop culture, Slack, spanish language, Technology

Every week, producers of Apex Express bring you an array of news, cultural events and issues by and about the Asian and Pacific Islander communities locally and abroad.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: american, Area, Asian, Bay, civil, climate, environmental, film, Food, globalism, Human, immigration, justice, music, rights

The show is all about creating a Life You NEVER Need a Vacation From. (It’s ok if you still WANT to take Vacations) It’s designed to give you insights and wisdom to create your “somebody pinch me” reality. We share experiences, strategies and practical steps you can take to live your dream life in paradise. Listen and you’ll know that if you can dream it, You Can Achieve it

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Tags: audio, canada, download, expat, global, Guest, immigration, lifestyle, listen, living overseas, mexico, midlife, Motivational, moving, offshore, Podcast, reinvention, relocation, Retirement, travel, US, world

A fun and tangent filled discussion of every episode of the classic 80s/90s sitcom, Perfect Strangers. Fabian and Aaron are going through the episodes as they aired and are finding that not only does the show hold up, but that it’s funnier now than when they were watching it in their youth. Frequent guests (old fans and new) will bring their own perspective and a good time will be had by all.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: 80's, 80s kids, 80s sitcom, 90s, 90s kids, 90s sitcom, after show, american sitcoms, balki, bronson, bronson pinchot, cheesy, Chicago, classic sitcom, cousin larry, cousins, don't be ridiculous, family matters, flashback, full house, hulu, immigrant, immigration, mark linn-baker, mork and mindy, nostalgia, nostalgic, perfect strangers, re-watch, recap, retro, review, rewatch, roommates, sitcom, tgif, Theme song, tv show, TV show recap, vintage

Hear from expat families and experts around the world. Learn how to get visas, make money, find jobs and resettle abroad. Get a behind-the-scenes look at what everyday life with kids is really like in different countries, and get the answers you need to go from day dreaming to international move making…

Because life is too short to settle!

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Categories: Business, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: abroad, digital nomad, entrepreneur, expat, expatriate, family, gap year, immigration, international, location independent, oversees, relocation, sabbatical, travel

Voices in America are the stories of 21st-century pilgrims; who they are, how they got here, why they came, and what they think about their new country. As the nation debates immigration, Voices in America invites you to do one revolutionary thing: Listen.

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Categories: Uncategorised

Tags: America, immigration

A podcast about what it’s like to grow up as a first-generation American.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: american, Culture, First Generation, immigration, pressure, Psychology, Society