I’d like you to meet...: Recent Episodes
Jenny Selvidge
As an English-as-a-second-language teacher, I’ve met incredible people from all over the world, not a chance everyone has! I’ve always said to my friends and family, “I wish you could meet so-and-so!” So here’s my best attempt at an introduction. These are short conversations with a few of them, sharing little glimpses of their stories about life in the U.S.
Anik shares his work as a doctor, caring for refugees and other marginalized groups both abroad and in the US, as well as his own experience as an Indian American.
Rachel and I talk about what it’s like to be an Asian American in the United States, covering a range of topics including her childhood in Madison, living as an Asian American in Asia, and returning home to the US as an Asian American during the pandemic.
For those curious about the Muslim practice of wearing the hijab (head covering), this episode features two friends who share their personal insights and experiences.
A conversation with Ayawavi from Togo where we talk racism, cheese, the four seasons, and Togolese hospitality.
A conversation with Azam from Pakistan where we talk about the life-changing benefits of travel!