In this episode we discuss the difficulties of dating as an immigrant. On the one hand, cultural differences can challenge the dating norms we’re used to, and the uncertainty of your future immigration status can be tricky to navigate when looking for long-term partnership.

In this episode, we’re bringing you our conversation with Dr. Nancy Foner. Dr. Foner has studied immigration, race, and ethnicity in the U.S. and Europe for over 50 years.

In this episode we discuss the guilt immigrants sometimes feel towards the people back home or towards their country of origin after they leave. 

Alex Klotz is an entrepreneur and marketing professional raising two kids in NYC. We spoke with Alex about meeting his wife in China and juggling two languages in one household

In this episode we discuss the challenges of explaining who you are as an immigrant. It’s a fine balance between wanting to share yourself with others and avoiding being negatively labeled.

Aimee Hilado is a licensed clinical social worker as well as an expert in immigrant and refugee mental health.

In this episode we discuss our experiences trying to blend cultures with a partner from another country. We also talk about handshakes vs kisses on cheeks, sex ed, and going to the opera.

Meenakshi Chakraverti is from Bengal, India, but has been living in the United States for more than 40 years. We talked to Meenakshi about following your own path even when it’s not what your parents want and raising kids that are “half Indian, half German, and all american”.

In this episode we discuss how settling into a new country requires some effort, especially if you want to make it feel like home, and soon.

Danielle Vaughan is the eldest daughter of immigrant parents from Peru. Though she was born in the US she was raised in Peru from the age of six until she left for college.