Mija Podcast (English)

Before cell phones and the internet, if you wanted to call La Casa, you'd have to stroll into a cabina telefónica (calling center) and pay for some minutes with a few quarters.Set in 1995, La Cabina Telefónica is a bilingual audio novela that tells the story of Matty Cardona, a Colombian immigrant who launched Matty's Llamadas y Servicios 82 to do just that. She runs the shop in Jackson Heights, Queens with her daughter Rossy and offers calling, printing, faxing, money transfers and much more to her local clients. Each episode includes a phone call in a phone booth at Matty's, with a different story about familia, love and community.Listen only on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2bhdzSsRzCVE9bkrjjgNtI?si=489fc791379240abLearn more about the show here: https://www.ochentastudio.com/la-cabina-telefonica Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this final episode, Gavilán walks the streets of Monterrey one last time before returning to New York, and along his path he meets someone who gives his journey closure. CREDITS: This show was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our executive producer is Lory Martínez.Story, sound mixing, and original music by me, Luis López.Our creative director is Lory Martínez.Additional script editing by Maru Lombardo and Jeremías Juárez.Our production coordinator is Catalina HoyosAnd our art is by William Guevara.This is the final episode in the series. Thank you for joining us in this journey of musical migration.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @MijaPodcast If you liked the show, leave us a comment and a review on Apple Podcasts. Until next time, with love and recuerdos. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Gavilán visits abuelo Lolo's other best friend: don Rafa, who owns a bookstore and is the neighborhood's unofficial historian. He tells him how this community acquired a taste for a musical style as heavily nostalgic as vallenato. Plus, Gavilán finally understand what his abuelo in particular was pining for. CREDITS: This show was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our executive producer is Lory Martínez.Story, sound mixing, and original music by me, Luis López.Our creative director is Lory Martínez.Additional script editing by Maru Lombardo and Jeremías Juárez.Our production coordinator is Catalina HoyosAnd our art is by William Guevara.This week's recommendation is the work of Doctor José Juan Olvera. He's from Monterrey and he's researched the city's vallenato culture in depth for years. Check the show notes for a link to an article of his, that also includes a pretty great playlist.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @MijaPodcast If you liked the show, leave us a comment and a review on Apple Podcasts. Until next time, with love and recuerdos. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Gavilán shares the very particular style in which Colombian cumbia is danced in Monterrey. He also speaks to his abuela Yoya, who tells him how she met abuelo Lolo, back when he was an adventurous young man. CREDITS: This show was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our executive producer is Lory Martínez.Story, sound mixing, and original music by me, Luis López.Our creative director is Lory Martínez.Additional script editing by Maru Lombardo and Jeremías Juárez.Our production coordinator is Catalina HoyosAnd our art is by William Guevara.This week's recommendation is the song “El baile del gavilán”, by Chicos de Barrio. This band isn't from Monterrey, but from the nearby city of Torreón. But this song is a sort of manifesto for the dancing style mentioned in this episode."Adventure in Atacama", the interactive podcast from Studio Ochenta has been nominated to a Lovie Award in the Most Innovative Podcast/Use of Audio caregory. And, with your vote, we can win! Vote here: Lovie Awards. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @MijaPodcast If you liked the show, leave us a comment and a review on Apple PodcastsUntil next time, with love and recuerdos. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Gavilán catches up with a childhood friend, and accordionist named Paloma. She grew up listening to norteña music, and tells the story of how Lolo introduced her to vallenato, a musical style that found a new home in Monterrey, a city that already boasted a passion for the accordion.CREDITS: This show was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our executive producer is Lory Martínez.Story, sound mixing, and original music by me, Luis López.Our creative director is Lory Martínez.Additional script editing by Maru Lombardo and Jeremías Juárez.Our production coordinator is Catalina HoyosAnd our art is by William Guevara.This week's recommendation is Los Vallenatos de la Cumbia. Founded in 1985 in Monterrey, they were the first musical group from Mexico to become commercially successful playing Colombian cumbia and vallenato. In their unique style, of course."Adventure in Atacama", the interactive podcast from Studio Ochenta has been nominated to a Lovie Award in the Most Innovative Podcast/Use of Audio caregory. And, with your vote, we can win! Vote here: Lovie Awards. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @MijaPodcast If you liked the show, leave us a comment and a review on Apple PodcastsUntil next time, with love and recuerdos. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Gavilán wants to learn more about his abuelo, so he meets El Guacho, a vallenato musician and very close friend of Lolo's. El Guacho tells him the story of the two rhythm instruments of cumbia and vallenato: the caja and the guacharaca, and how so many rhythms, and even a rather fortunate accident, trace their roots to these two sounds. This week's recommendation is the music of Gabriel Duéñez. He's a sonidero from Monterrey, and he's the one to thank for the “accident” that gave life to the now beloved cumbia rebajada. Visit our website, that you can find in our shownotes, for links to his music. CREDITS: This show was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our executive producer is Lory Martínez.Story, sound mixing, and original music by me, Luis López.Our creative director is Lory Martínez.Additional script editing by Maru Lombardo and Jeremías Juárez.Our production coordinator is Catalina HoyosAnd our art is by William Guevara.¡Vote for us! Adventure in Atacama, the interactive show also produced by Studio Ochenta has been nominated for most inovative use of audio on this years Lovie Awards and if you liked the show, you can helpp us with your vote here: Lovie Awards.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @MijaPodcast If you liked the show, leave us a comment and a review on Apple PodcastsUntil next time, with love and recuerdos. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hi, Mija fans!The fourth season of our show Ochenta Cuentos comes out September 22nd! Ochenta Cuentos is an anthology podcast that showcases short fiction stories from all Latin American.This new season will share stories about animals and plants. We will publish 10 short stories from Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico, Perú and Ecuador.All of the episodes will be available on our feed in English and Spanish!Follow us on social media to keep up with our news:IG: @ochentapodcastsTikTok: @studioochentaTwitter: @ochentapodcasts**********CREDITS:Producer: Maru LombardoAssistant producer: Jeremías JuárezSound Design: Maru LombardoHosted by: Maru LombardoArt by: Cacho Rubione (IG: @cachorubione) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gavilán lives in New York, but returns to his hometown of Monterrey, Mexico, for his grandpa Lolo's funeral. Once there, he starts to discover that his grandfather, a famously stubborn musician who never wanted to leave the city, developed a fervent passion for Colombian vallenato.CREDITS:This show was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our excecutive producer is Lory Martinez.Story, sound design and original music by Luis López.Editorial direction by Lory Martinez, with editorial assistance from Maru Lombardo and Jeremías Juparez.Our project coordinator is Catalina Hoyos.Art by William Guevara.Weekly recomendation:“Barrio Bravo“, Celso Piña's album. Celso is, no doubt, the best known vallenato and cumbia musician in Monterrey, and this album is one of his most iconic ones because of the way he plays around with the rythms to create something new.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @mijapodcast. If you enjoyed the show, leave us a comment on Apple Podcast. Till we meet again, with love and memories. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The city of Monterrey, Mexico absolutely loves Colombian vallenato. This music was born thousands of miles away from here, but each one of its elements–the rhythm, the accordion, the lyrical nostalgia–allow us to understand how it managed to grow roots in this city.Mija Podcast is back with a special season: "Mija Música." This 6-episode fiction miniseries tells the story of Gavilán, a young man who lives in New York, but returns to his hometown of Monterrey for his grandfather's funeral. His Grandpa Lolo was a vallenato musician, and during Gavilán's visit he gradually threads the story of how Monterrey became so fond of this Colombian musical style that it became an essential part of the city's soundtrack.New episodes will be released weekly starting September 14. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hi, Mija fans! As you all know at Studio Ochenta we are all about latino culture so today we would like to recommend Teikirisi: A podcast celebrating all things Cuban-American. hosted by Carmen and Fryda. You can listen to them on your favorite podcast app. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hi dear listeners. If you loved Mija, then you're gonna love Adventure in Atacama a show from the creative team that brought you Mija.Check out this first episode for a sneak peak at this interactive podcast starring an all LATINX cast, production and writing team. A flight attendant, a retired pilot and a luchador must find a missing marine biologist to save the world from a “proverbial” apocalypse - that is, IF YOU CAN HELP THEM DO IT! Welcome to Adventure in Atacama, an audio game where you decide what happens to our heroes! Play the game on our interactive page or on your favorite podcast app! For more information about the cast, and for bonus content including mad libs, crossword puzzles and downloadable art, check out our website www.ochentastudio.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hi, Mija fans! While we work on some amazing shows for this year, we would like to specially recommend our newest podcast, Atlas Linguae. In each episode, experts from around the world discuss a wide variety of language related topics. Join our very own sound editor Luis Lopez every other Monday on a deep dive into the joyful, the challenging and the joyfully challenging aspects of everyday communication. Atlas Linguae is an original production from Studio Ochenta available in English. Follow us @ochentapodcasts on Instagram, Twitter and now TikTok for more information on this original series and for news from our Mija production team. Listen here: https://ochentastudio.com/atlas-linguae.¡Hasta pronto! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hi, Mija fans! Thank you all for your support of Mija's journey from Colombia, to China, and now to Egypt!Dropping back in the feed here to share news about another Studio Ochenta production: CultureverseCultureverse is an immersive audio drama that celebrates our collective cultural past. It is a place where myths and legends come alive in the modern world. In each episode, an ordinary kid encounters an extraordinary creature, myth, or folk character from their culture, embarking on an exciting journey of self-discovery. Cultureverse isn't just an audio adventure, it's a show that celebrates who we are, and where we come from. Hosted by Kelly Marie Tran (Star Wars) and Yara Shahidi ( Grown-ish)! If you're a fan of Mija, you'll love this new series which celebrates 12 cultures, and represents 12 languages across the series. Hear legends from Vietnam, Korea, China, Jamaica, Nigeria, Mexico, and more.Tune in over at ochentastudio/cultureverse.com and listen wherever you get your podcasts! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After taking us on a journey with her family across continents and languages, our narrator, Binty, finally tells her story in this season finale episode. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for listening to this very special season. Our team worked tirelessly for 8 months on this international season, and it was the first time we worked in Arabic! We recommend you listen to the other versions of this series, in Spanish, French and Arabic on our website: ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast to continue your listening journey with Mija while we prepare more stories of love and family in the coming months. Leave us a comment on Apple Podcasts if you liked this season and of course, follow us @mijapodcast and @ochentapodcasts on Instagram and twitter for the latest from our team! CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Executive Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs a self-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. Follow us @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Omar is Binty’s brother. In this episode, Binty tells the story of how his talents and passion for Egyptian music and dancing brought him to New York.CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Executive Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs a self-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. Follow us on social media @mijapodcast.You can listen to this episode in English, Spanish, or Arabic on our website with transcriptions for the deaf and HOH community: Ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Binty tells the story of her uncle Sherif, and his experience of the Egyptian revolution. CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Executive Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs a self-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. Follow us on social media @mijapodcast.You can listen to this episode in English, Spanish, or Arabic on our website with transcriptions for the deaf and HOH community: Ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mona is Binty’s mother. In this episode, Binty tells us how Mona’s dream job transformed her family’s lives forever. CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Executive Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs a self-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. Follow us @mijapodcast.You can listen to Mija in English, Spanish, French, Arabic or Mandarin over on our website: ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Abdou is Binty’s father. In this episode, Binty tells the story of how his love for his family and fascination with music followed him from Egypt to England.CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Executive Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs aself-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. Follow us @mijapodcast.Transcripts are available for all three language versions of this episode, in English, Spanish, and Arabic on ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gidda Dawlat is Binty’s grandmother. In this episode, Binty tells the story of how she survived the hasad!CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Executive Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs a self-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. Follow us @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Marzouk is Binty’s grandfather. In this episode Binty tells the story of the family patriarch, and how his his passion for Egyptian history and storytelling kept their culture alive no matter where they went.CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Exec Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs a self-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. This podcast was produced in partnership with SOWT and is available in English, Spanish and Arabic. You can find full transcripts on ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast. Follow us @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this first episode of season 3, Binty ( Mija in Arabic) introduces her family inside El Beit, during a Ramadan feast. Filled with love and nostalgia for home, she decides to tell their stories, one by one.CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Exec Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs a self-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. This podcast was produced in partnership with SOWT and is available in English, Spanish and Arabic. You can find full transcripts on ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast. Follow us @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Introducing Mija Podcast Season 3. At the end of Season 1, we decided that there wasn't just one version of Mija in the world. Here's a first look at our latest series, which will follow the story of one Egyptian immigrant family's journey from Alexandria, Egypt to London and beyond. Launching April 14, 2021, in English, Spanish and Arabic versions. Mija Podcast is produced by Studio Ochenta, a multilingual podcast studio dedicated to raising voices across cultures. For more information about the studio and Mija podcast go to ochentastudio.com or follow @ochentapodcasts & @mijapodcast on Twitter and Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mija and Tatika get dolled up.Credits: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States. We hope you enjoyed this mini-series with our Latina Mija. Art by Tiffanie Delune. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @mijapodcast so you don't miss any news from our Mija! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mano finds his cacumen. CREDITS: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta to celebrate hispanic heritage month. Art by Tiffanie Delune. This week we were honored to be chosen as a featured podcast on Spotify's #lonuestroesarte campaign celebrating #latinxheritage. Follow us on twitter and instagram @mijapodcast to see our Mija on billboards (!) in New York and Los Angeles! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tatika has what we call a "yeyo" CREDITS: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta to celebrate hispanic heritage month. Art by Tiffanie Delune. Follow us on twitter and instagram @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rocky brings his rhythm to Nueva York.CREDITS: This episode references Episode 2: Rocky from Season 1 of our show. Have a listen to that episode to best understand this short. This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta to celebrate hispanic heritage month. Art byTiffanie Delune. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Introducing Mija Shorts.An in-between season mini-series from our Latina Mija to celebrate #latinxheritagemonth.This special bonus mini season was recorded in lockdown.Listen by your bedroom window, facing the sun, and travel with us for a while.Tune in this Wednesday, September 23rd for Episode 1 in the 4 part series. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this final episode of season 2, Mija tells us about « La Maison » - Home in French.Stay tuned for a special surprise at the end of this episode!Credits: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our Executive Producer is Lory Martinez. Our Associate Producer is Melanie Hong. Story by Melanie Hong. Sound design by Lory Martinez. Artist: Tiffanie Delune. Theme: Gabriel Dalmasso Follow us on twitter and instagram @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Mija tells us the story of her ancestors, including her great grandfather, Duc.Credits: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our Executive Producer is Lory Martinez. Our Associate Producer is Melanie Hong. Sound design by Lory Martinez. Artist: Tiffanie Delune. Theme: Gabriel Dalmasso Follow us on twitter and instagram @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Mija tells us the story of her grandfather, Pao Kong.Listen here or on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.Credits: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our Executive Producer is Lory Martinez. Our Associate Producer is Melanie Hong. Story by Melanie Hong. Sound design by Lory Martinez. Artist: Tiffanie Delune. Theme: Gabriel Dalmasso Follow us on twitter and instagram @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Mija tells us the story of her grandmother, Uyen, and her life in Vietnam.Credits: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our Executive Producer is Lory Martinez. Our Associate Producer is Melanie Hong. Story by Melanie Hong. Sound design by Lory Martinez. Artist: Tiffanie Delune. Theme: Gabriel Dalmasso Follow us on twitter and instagram @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paris is Mija’s hometown. In this special bonus episode, she tells us a story about life in Paris, featuring: Hien, Nong, Mija and Julien. Credits: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our Executive Producer is Lory Martinez. Our Associate Producer is Melanie Hong. Story by Melanie Hong. Sound design by Lory Martinez. Artist: Tiffanie Delune. Theme: Gabriel Dalmasso Follow us on twitter and instagram @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Julien is Mija’s brother. In this episode, Mija tells us his story.Credits: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our Executive Producer is Lory Martinez. Our Associate Producer is Melanie Hong. Story by Melanie Hong. Sound design by Lory Martinez. Artist: Tiffanie Delune. Theme: Gabriel Dalmasso. Follow us on twitter and instagram @mijapodcast. For more information on Mija and to listen to the show in Spanish, French or Mandarin versions, you can check out our website ochentastudio.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hien is Mija's mother. In this episode, she tells her story. Credits: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our Executive Producer is Lory Martinez. Our Associate Producer is Melanie Hong. Story by Melanie Hong. Sound design by Lory Martinez. Artist: Tiffanie Delune. Theme: Gabriel Dalmasso Follow us on twitter and instagram @mijapodcast. To listen to this episode in French, Spanish or Mandarin, you can check out our website: ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nong is Mija’s dad. In this episode, she tells the story of his immigration from Guangzhou, China to Paris, France.This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our Executive Producer is Lory Martinez. Our Associate Producer is Melanie Hong. Story and voice in English by Melanie Hong. Sound design by Lory Martinez. Artist: Tiffanie Delune. Theme: Gabriel Dalmasso. Follow us on twitter and instagram @mijapodcast. For more information about this second season and to access episode transcripts in all 4 language versions of the show, visit: https://ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mija is the daughter of Chinese immigrants. In this first episode, she tells us about growing up in Paris, where her parents kept their asian culture alive at home.This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our Executive Producer is Lory Martinez. Our Associate Producer is Melanie Hong. Story and voice in English by Melanie Hong. Sound design by Lory Martinez. Artist: Tiffanie Delune. Theme: Gabriel Dalmasso. Follow us on twitter and instagram @mijapodcast. For more information about this second season and to access episode transcripts in all 4 language versions of the show, visit: https://ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Introducing Mija Podcast Season 2. At the end of Season 1, we decided that there wasn't just one version of Mija in the world. Here's a first look at this new series, which will follow the story of one franco-chinese immigrant family from China to Paris, France.Launching May 27, 2020 in English, French, Spanish and Mandarin versions. Mija Podcast is produced by Studio Ochenta, a multilingual podcast studio dedicated to raising voices across cultures. For more information about the studio and Mija podcast go to ochentastudio.com or follow @ochentapodcasts & @mijapodcast on Twitter and Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

La casa. In this final episode of the season, Mija tells us about la casa, "home" in Spanish. For more information about Studio Ochenta's original programs and to check out the other language versions of the show in French and Spanish, visit ochentastudio.com. CREDITS: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our Executive Producer is Lory Martinez. Our associate producers are Laura Ubate and Rebecca Seidel. Our theme music is by Gabriel Dalmasso and our art is by Tiffany Delune. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chacho is Mija’s cousin. In this episode, Mija tells her story. For more information about Studio Ochenta's original programs and to check out the other language versions of the show in French and Spanish, visit ochentastudio.com. CREDITS: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our Executive Producer is Lory Martinez. Our associate producers are Laura Ubate and Rebecca Seidel. Our theme music is by Gabriel Dalmasso and our art is by Tiffany Delune. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Titi is Mija’s grandfather. In this episode, Mija tells her story. For more information about Studio Ochenta's original programs and to check out the other language versions of the show in French and Spanish, visit ochentastudio.com. CREDITS: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our Executive Producer is Lory Martinez. Our associate producers are Laura Ubate and Rebecca Seidel. Our theme music is by Gabriel Dalmasso and our art is by Tiffany Delune. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Yita is Mija’s grandmother. One day, a civil war changes her life forever. In this episode, Mija tells her story. For more information about Studio Ochenta's original programs and to check out the other language versions of the show in French and Spanish, visit ochentastudio.com. CREDITS: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our Executive Producer is Lory Martinez. Our associate producers are Laura Ubate and Rebecca Seidel. Our theme music is by Gabriel Dalmasso and our art is by Tiffany Delune. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

New York is Mija’s hometown. In this special bonus episode, she tells us a story about life in New York, featuring: Tatika, Rocky, Mija and Mano. For more information about Studio Ochenta's original programs and to check out the other language versions of the show in French and Spanish, visit ochentastudio.com. CREDITS: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our Executive Producer is Lory Martinez. Our associate producers are Laura Ubate and Rebecca Seidel. Our theme music is by Gabriel Dalmasso and our art is by Tiffany Delune. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.