Today we are speaking with an Afghan journalist facing threats under a Taliban regime that is becoming more hostile towards the press every day. We have concealed all aspects of his identity to protect him, including altering his voice. Our goal is to giv

Today, Tanvi Misra, an award-winning independent journalist focused on migration, urban policy, and criminal justice, returns to talk about the process and concentrate on her collaborative article “We Have to Survive,” which represents the advocacy found

Our today's guest Paula Wood is a multifaceted woman. She's an artist, a mother, a former editor, and an activist. What brings charm and groundedness to this conversation is that Paula is deeply relatable. Producer & Host: Saadia Khan Associate Producer

We are so excited to have Blair Imani join us today. Blair is an author, educator, and influencer living at the intersections of Black, Bisexual, and Muslim identity. Joining us today is Aleeza Kazmi, one of our Immigrantly content writers.  This episode

This Thanksgiving, Immigrantly colleagues are bringing you a fusion episode, largely reflection-oriented, on the fun and follies of Thanksgiving. Saadia Khan, Yudi Liu & Kylee Roberts share their relationship with Thanksgiving, what they ascribe to, and h

The conundrum of being overqualified yet foreign was something Alexandra Mori experienced when she first moved to Vancouver. Now she is a regional vice president of the Bank of Montreal. Saadia & Alexandra speak on this process, what shocked them about t

Today we are so excited to have Khaled Hosseini on Immigrantly. Khaled Hosseini is the author of the New York Times bestsellers "The Kite Runner," "A Thousand Splendid Suns," and "And the Mountains Echoed." For this conversation, we are passing the mic to

Ever made eye contact with someone reading on the subway? Uli Beutter Cohen has. As the creator of Subway Book Review, Uli shares *that* moment that ignited her quest to document people and books. Now her platform, which combines digital, oral, and writte

Saadia sits down with recurring guest, Saira Rao and her publisher, Jessica Regel, for a very real conversation on the state of social justice issues. To put it simply: No, things have not gotten better. They break down the culture of (white) liberal comp

Shahjehan Khan is a voice-over artist, actor, musician & a podcaster. He is currently the host of King of the World podcast, a seven-part podcast series about American-Muslim life post-9/11. This episode is sponsored by Stamps.com Producer & Host: Saadi