Top 15 Immigration Podcasts

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A fun, factual and friendly podcast about culture and integration in Canada.

High Noon is an intellectual download featuring conversations that make possible a free society. The podcast features interesting thinkers from all parts of the political spectrum to discuss the most controversial subjects of the day in a way that hopes to advance our common American future.

Hosted by Inez Stepman of Independent Women’s Forum.

You can listen to the latest High Noon episode(s) here or wherever you get your podcasts. Then subscribe, rate, and share with your friends. If you are already caught up and want more, join our online community at iwf.org/connect.

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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.

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La Chismosa De Valle is a bi-weekly show where two sisters catch up and talk about everything from pop culture to tech and politics. It's a podcast for people who want to know what the heck is going on in the world. Co-hosted by America Castillo and Stephanie Zuniga, these sisters try to have deep conversations and try to interview everyday people who are making an impact on their community.

Le podcast qui donne la parole aux expatriés, “expats” de retour en France

Vous trouverez des témoignages d'ex-expatriés, d’ex-expats ainsi que des conseils d'experts

Bienvenu.e.s dans Ex Expat, le podcast ! Partir c’est une grande aventure, mais revenir aussi. Mon nom est Marjorie Murphy, et après dix ans au Canada, je suis rentrée en France. Un retour assez chaotique, qui a donné naissance à ce projet. Dans Ex Expat le podcast, on donne la parole aux français revenus au pays.

“Il y a des gens qui rentrent comme une lettre à la poste, et pour eux ça se passe bien. Les plus empathiques sont souvent ceux qui ont le plus de mal.”

Nous visiterons les différentes étapes du retour, le fameux choc du retour, le travail, le logement, l’administratif et bien d’autres sujets dans le rire, ou les pleurs.

“ - J’ai éclaté en sanglots.

- Ouais moi aussi, on a tous les deux pleuré pendant des jours

- J’ai sangloté comme une malade en atterrissant ... “

Des experts en expatriation viendront également donner des conseils indispensables à un bon retour, car finalement, rentrer chez sois, c’est aussi une expatriation.

“ Les gens ne se rendent pas compte que pour nous, c’est quasiment une seconde immigration en fait”

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I am Mambo Angelica and this is my magickal life.

Mauvaises Langues est une invitation savoureuse à l’ouverture à multiculture. Dans ce podcast, Tuyen Bui-Lally et Anne-Fleur Andrle, deux franco-américaines établies aux Etats-Unis depuis de nombreuses années, réfléchissent à l’interculturalité sous le prisme de leurs quotidiens : langue, bouffe, argent, éducation ... il n’y a aucun tabou ! Toutes ces conversations sont livrées avec humour et sans concession.

La saison 1 est sortie à l'été 2022, la saison 2 sort en juillet 2023.

Retrouvez Tuyen et Anne-Fleur chaque semaine pour des discussions sans concession et pleines d'humour.

Rejoingez-nous sur Instagram et Twitter

Plus d'infos sur Tuyen Bui-Lally & Anne-Fleur Andrle.

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How Fear Changed America. First released in 2020, Homeland Insecurity is an 8-part documentary podcast from RAICES that chronicles the untold story of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). We go back to the beginning, when our government built a powerful new agency in the wake of 9/11 to protect America from terrorists—only to use that agency to terrorize immigrants. From family separation to federal agents deployed amidst protests against systemic injustices, the scope and cruelty of DHS continues to expand, begging the question: Is anyone safe?

The Loss Encounters is an interview series that explores what we create from loss. Each week, journalist Melissa Ceria talks with a changemaker – an artist, activist, athlete, or business leader – who has harnessed their creativity in the face of adversity to drive innovation, improve lives, and empower others. In this podcast, we discuss many forms of loss and how it impacts our thinking. What do we make from what is disappearing or gone? And how does it shape the course of our lives? Hear the vital voices of people who show us that loss isn't just an ending; it also signifies a beginning, and it plays a pivotal role in shaping our world today. Their stories are as remarkable as they are.

Connect with us on Instagram @thelossencounters for exclusive content and learn more about this interview series and subscribe to our newsletter at thelossencounters.com.

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Since the NHS was set up in 1948 thousands of women and men from Ireland have come to train and nurse in the UK.

Recruitment drives throughout the 1950s and 60s saw NHS staff travel around Ireland to interview and sign up mainly Irish teenage girls for nurse training. Irish Nurses in the NHS shares the experiences and lives of nurses who travelled from Ireland and helped build the health service over these decades and beyond.

In this series you'll hear from dozens of these nurses about their motivations to leave home, how they adapted to their new lives in Britain and what their training entailed, including many funny memories as well as some sad ones.

It will look at questions like what was it like to leave Ireland at 18 and arrive in a new and unfamiliar country? How were they welcomed and what was life like in Britain? This podcast series aims to answer these questions and brings to life the untold stories of Irish nurses in the NHS.

This podcast has come about as part of exciting collaboration with the London Irish Centre. It is based on research conducted by Professor Louise Ryan of London Metropolitan University and hosted by radio producer and retired nurse, Grainne McPolin.

Thanks to London Irish Centre; Irish Government department of Foreign Affairs; Irish Abroad Unit and Burdett Trust for Nursing, Liverpool University’s Institute of Irish Studies and the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation for their continued support.

Please note that the names of some contributors have been changed in order to protect their identities.

Credits:

Music: ‘Resonance’ by Amala Reidun Schlesinger & Paul de Grae

Assistant Production on episode 1: Five Elements Media

Branding & Marketing Kelly Crichton

Cover Design: London Irish Centre

Photos by the kind courtesy Bernie Naughton and Noreen Schierz (processed by Fiona Freund).

Studio Pat's Tracks Recording Studios Causeway Co Kerry

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