
There are 177 different nationalities represented in Tasmania's population and in this podcast we try to talk with one person from each one, and find out about why they came to Tasmania, what they brought with them ( experiences, culture, traditions, skills, ideas etc), and their experiences of settling on a small and fairly isolated island state not known for being very multicultural. These are a... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 137 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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A marketplace of authentic migrant stories from around the world, focused on how people move to and settle in a small island state. Guests share personal journeys—from initial migration hurdles to building a life, work, and community—while highlighting cross-cultural adaptation, resilience, and the networks that make Tasmania home. The conversations span education, entrepreneurship, family, spirituality, and identity, offering listeners practical insights for sponsorships, collaboration, and storytelling that resonates with diverse audiences. A standout element is the emphasis on lived experience and community-building across a broad range of nationalities, making it a compelling listen for anyone curious about migration, culture, and life ... more
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