
Interviews with immigrants and stakeholders involved in the immigration process where we explore the immigration journey, including raising kids in a new culture, integration, identity, and everything in-between.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 167 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In this episode, I'm speaking with Ramon Calanza, who has worked in trucking for close to twenty years, started out as a recruiter, and now supports Toronto Business Development Centre (TBDC) with their work in the Canadian trucking industry.
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In this episode, the second in our four-part series with Immigrant Services Society of BC (ISSofBC), I'm speaking with Ebrahim Al-Yousefi, who fled Yemen as a child during the 2015 war, moved through Saudi Arabia, Malaysia and Egypt, and arrived in C... more
In this episode, I'm speaking with Musap Abdelhag, known across Calgary as Moose. He's a first-generation Sudanese-Canadian who grew up here as an immigrant kid, fell into the streets, went back to Sudan in his early twenties, and then moved back to ... more
In this episode, the first in our four-part series with Immigrant Services Society of BC (ISSofBC), I'm speaking with Dacious Richardson, who came to Canada from Liberia as a refugee in 2011 and has since become a youth mentor and community leader in... more
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Dozie is an excellent, thoughtful host, who brings on guests with much to offer, across a variety of newcomer related topics. Highly recommended!
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A thoughtful show focused on immigrant experiences, integration, and policy-driven outcomes. Episodes center on real people—youths navigating settlement, refugees sharing resilience, immigrant entrepreneurs building businesses, and professionals shaping immigration policy—often weaving practical tips with candid personal stories. The format tends to combine storytelling with expert insight from lawyers, policymakers, educators, and community leaders, highlighting mentorship, belonging, and scalable paths to opportunity. A notable strength is its emphasis on practical support, local nuance (e.g., regional visa paths, settlement services), and authentic conversations about barriers and solutions for newcomers. This makes it a strong fit for l... more
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