Podcasts about new cultures

Send us a textIn this insightful episode of the Rooted and Routed Podcast, Landry Tchapda dives deep into the complexities of raising children while moving across multiple countries and the challenges of adapting to different school systems. From Germany to India and now Australia, Landry shares his wisdom on education, resilience, leadership, and living in the present while embracing multicultural environments.Key Takeaways:The Role of Financial Literacy and Soft Skills in Education: Landry highlights the importance of teaching children life skills like financial literacy, public speaking, and resilience to prepare them for real-world challenges.Adapting to New Cultures and Languages: Landry discusses how children adapt faster than adults when moving to new environments and the importance of extracurricular activities in bridging cultural gaps.Balancing Academic Pressure and Emotional Well-Being: He emphasizes the need for schools and parents to equally prioritize emotional development alongside academics.Reintegration Challenges: Moving between private international and public school systems comes with its hurdles, and Landry shares tips for smooth transitions.The Power of Inspiration and Continuous Learning: Landry believes that a combination of practical experience and inspiration from books (like those by Simon Sinek and Robin Sharma) is essential for leadership growth. He stresses the importance of implementing lessons from different perspectives and making them part of your journey.The Importance of Being Present: Instead of overthinking future challenges, Landry advises families to focus on integrating and thriving in the present. "Home is where you are currently. Make sure you're fully integrated and living in the moment instead of worrying too much about what's next." Tune in to this inspiring conversation for insights on education, personal growth, and navigating life as an expat family. [Insert Link to Podcast] Let us know: What's your biggest challenge or learning when it comes to balancing education and family life abroad?#ExpatLife #EducationMatters #Resilience #ParentingAbroad

Ever wondered how globe-trotting lifestyles are transforming in our post-pandemic world? In this captivating episode of "Nomadic Diaries," guest Sylvia Thiesen interviews host Doreen Cumberford, to find out why Nomadic Diaries exists. The Importance of Belonging and ConnectionOne of the central themes of the podcast is the importance of connection and belonging. In today's digital age, this issue is even more pressing, especially for older generations who may face loneliness after returning from abroad. The podcast aims to explore these themes further, with future episodes focusing on crossing cultures, building community, and fostering a sense of belonging.The Role of Podcasting in Storytelling and Personal GrowthFor Doreen, podcasting is more than just a platform for sharing stories; it's a tool for personal growth and exploration of the expatriate journey. Adapting to New Cultures and Forming Cross-Cultural RelationshipsAdapting to new cultures is a recurring topic in this episode. Doreen and Sylvia discuss the challenges and intricacies of socializing in different cultural environments. For example, Doreen contrasts social activities in Colorado with those in other places she has lived. Doreen shares her approach to integrating into local communities, emphasizing the need for an open mindset and active participation.Advice for the Relocation JourneyDoreen offers invaluable advice for listeners contemplating a move abroad. She encourages embracing the differences and not expecting life abroad to mirror one's home country. This mindset shift is essential for personal growth and cultural adaptation. She also highlights the significance of cross-cultural relationships and the role they play in enriching the expatriate experience.Misconceptions About the Expat ExperienceThere are common misconceptions about living abroad, which Doreen addresses candidly. Many people assume that the experience will be continuously exciting and comparable to the comforts of home. However, she points out the 'honeymoon' phase that expatriates often go through, eventually requires effort and intention to maintain an engaged and fulfilling life abroad.Here at Nomadic Diaries we interview expat and cross-cultural authors and experts who share the attitudes and strategies that help us create a more inspired and fulfilling expat and repatriation experience.We would appreciate it if you would share a review:Leave a review and share what inspires you;Send any questions or comments you have to us;Henry David Thoreau said, "it matters not where or how far you travel, the further, commonly, the worse, but how much alive you are".So how much alive are you?Support the showHome is Where Your Story Crosses Borders!We aim to inspire expat solutions, by helping you navigate global living with Confidence.

Send us a textResilience and Reinvention: A Conversation with Christian Ray FloresIn this episode of 'The Wireless Way,' host Chris Whitaker welcomes Christian Ray Flores, a multifaceted entrepreneur, high-performance coach, philanthropist, and former refugee. The discussion delves into Christian's inspiring journey from a refugee in Chile to a successful entrepreneur and coach, emphasizing the importance of imagination, resilience, and mentorship. Christian shares his unique perspective on life's seasons, the necessity of managing stress, and the power of aiming high. They also touch on his musical career, becoming a Christian, and the critical role of therapy and coaching in achieving a fulfilling life. Tune in for an insightful conversation about breaking free from mediocrity, aiming high, and living a balanced, successful life.00:00 Introduction and Guest Overview00:17 Christian's Early Life and Background03:00 The Refugee Experience05:19 Adapting to New Cultures and Languages06:47 Pop Star Journey08:54 Transitioning from Music to New Endeavors14:04 The Importance of Mentorship17:28 The Role of Therapy vs. Coaching18:49 Life's Seasons and Transitions22:58 Managing Stress and Anxiety28:43 Aim High: The Power of Ambition30:50 Final Thoughts and FarewellLearn more about Christianhttps://www.christianrayflores.com/Support the show

In this episode, Leanne Harwood, SVP and Managing Director of Luxury and Lifestyle Brands in the Americas for IHG, shares her fascinating career journey from bartending at a ski resort to leading six iconic hotel brands across the Americas.Listeners will learn:The pivotal moments that shaped Leanne's career, including her first expat role in Vietnam (02:45) and transitioning from hotel operations to corporate leadership (07:56)Practical tips for adapting to new cultures and environments when moving for work (04:38)The importance of mentorship in building confidence and navigating unfamiliar settings (09:42)Strategies for staying calm and composed under pressure (13:19)Mentions:Vietnam (02:56)Saigon (03:17)Australia (03:06)Georgia, USA (07:18)Europe (10:22)New Zealand (10:43)Karin Sheppard, Managing Director for Europe at IHG (10:11)Listen to more episodes with Leanne: Scent, Spice, and Service: The Sensory World of Six SensesInside IHG's People Programs: Creating Leaders in HospitalityThe Secret to Profit and Guest Satisfaction? Clarity in Leadership This episode is brought to you with support from Hireology.Check out our free masterclass with Hireology's CEO, Adam Robinson: How To Hire Great People, Faster.A few more resources: If you're new to Hospitality Daily, start here. You can send me a message here with questions, comments, or guest suggestions If you want to get my summary and actionable insights from each episode delivered to your inbox each day, subscribe here for free. Follow Hospitality Daily and join the conversation on YouTube, LinkedIn, and Instagram. If you want to advertise on Hospitality Daily, here are the ways we can work together. If you found this episode interesting or helpful, send it to someone on your team so you can turn the ideas into action and benefit your business and the people you serve! Music for this show is produced by Clay Bassford of Bespoke Sound: Music Identity Design for Hospitality Brands

What does it take to lead in a world that's constantly evolving?In this new episode, we dive deep into the mind of Dean Rosenfield, CEO of Nova Systems, a leader who's not just keeping up with change—he's driving it. Whether you're a leader in business, a curious thinker, or someone passionate about Australia's future, this conversation is one you can't afford to miss.Why Listen?Leadership with Purpose: Dean shares his approach to leadership that goes beyond the usual playbook. He emphasizes the power of clear communication and the importance of bringing your team along on the journey. If you're looking for actionable insights on how to lead with impact, this segment will resonate with you.Innovation as a Necessity: In a world where staying ahead is the only option, Dean discusses how Nova Systems is pioneering innovation in defence. His perspective will challenge how you think about change and why it's crucial to not just keep up, but to stay ahead.Australia's Sovereignty and Strategic Vision: Dean's vision for an Australian-owned defence industry is not just bold—it's essential. He delves into why sovereignty matters and how Nova Systems is positioning itself as a leader in this space. This part of the conversation will leave you thinking about the future of our nation in a whole new light.You'll walk away with powerful insights on leadership, innovation, and the future of defence. It's a conversation that's as thought-provoking as it is inspiring.So, are you ready to rethink what it means to lead and innovate in today's world? Hit play and join us for this compelling discussion.TIMESTAMPS:00:00 - Introduction to Dean Rosenfield and Nova Systems01:15 - Dean's Journey: From Military to CEO of Nova Systems05:46 - The Importance of Communication in Leadership14:06 - Adapting to New Cultures and Environments22:17 - Strategic Decision-Making in High-Stakes Situations27:21 - Balancing Logic and Gut Instinct in Leadership33:03 - The Role of Trust and Expertise in Special Forces46:18 - Innovation and Risk in the Defence Industry57:08 - The Vision for Australian Sovereignty in Defence59:22 - Leading Through Change: Strategies and ChallengesWhere to find Dean RosenfieldX (Twitter)Join the conversation on Synergy IQ on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram (@synergyiq).Access SynergyIQ Website to get to know more about us. Say hello to our host Daniel Franco on LinkedIn.

Kicking off Lucky Season 7 and 3rd Anniversary of Encuentras Your Voice podcast from the sunny shores of the Catalan Coast of Spain!For all the numbers people out there, we are bringing the good vibes by declaring Great Things Come in 3's!What better way to roll with 3's, a sign of good luck and eternity, than with 3 empowering Latina Co-Founders who met serendipitously in New York and fire stormed an intercultural marketing agency specializing in bridging Latine and Hispanic small businesses with big US Brands and vice versa. Fluentica is founded by Wendy Betancourt and Lisa de la Paz, both from Cuba, and Amy Perez of Ecuador. Individually they followed the path like most of us were taught... go to school, get a degree and a good corporate job for success. Unified, they broke the stereotype and disillusionment, leading to an entrepreneurial journey to empower the comunidad to greater profitability, respect and presence in US economy. Takeaways:Career advice of parents and culture may not lead to successRoad to authenticity: difficult but empoweringBreaking into New Cultures through research and lived experienceMulticultural business struggles with marketing profitabilityTriangulation of Marketing StrategyDiscover Value PropositionTime for US Brands to show respect to a community with a $3.2T (no typo there!) buying power and insistence for respect and personal relationship. BIO:Fluentica is a Latina-owned marketing agency founded in NYC. Powered by Intercultural Fluency, they help brands be fluent with diverse audiences. Fluentica offers services like brand strategy, digital marketing, website design and development, social media, and content creation. Whether you are a company seeking success in the Hispanic consumer segment or a Hispanic-owned brand aiming to thrive in the US market, Fluentica can assist you in achieving your business goals.Website: Fluentica NYCSocial Media: a. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fluenticab. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fluenticanyc/c. Instagram: @fluentica_nycConsuelo is a First Gen Peruvian, structural engineer, mother and Scorpio fired Latina out to hold the mic and shine the light for amazing Latinas and advocates who share their journey from ancestry to authenticity in their most genuine voice. Connect with Consuelo on IG @Consuelo_Ends_in_ODiscover Encuentras Your Voice podcast on IG @EncuentrasYourVoice and join the comunidad of amazing Latinas!Listen to every episode on Spotify, Apple Podcast or any of your favorite streaming platforms. Watch the full videos on our YouTube channel @EncuentrasYourVoice

I met Sion through the networking for language professionals sessions that I run with Rita Prazeres Gonçalves. I thought it would be good to talk with Sion about her work and her experiences of moving from the US to France and then later to Spain, where she now lives and works.Sion Dayson is an American voice actor based in Valencia, Spain. She works in many genres of voiceover, and specializes in eLearning, corporate narration, audio description, and materials for English-language learners. She's voiced projects for clients including LG, Pearson, Business Spotlight, the National Academy of Sports Medicine, Iberian Media, among many others.She's also narrated more than 130 titles for Blinkist, an app that summarizes the key takeaways from bestselling books. Her Blinkist credits include titles by Michelle Obama, Brene Brown, Robin Sharma, and many more.In addition to her six years in Spain, Sion's experience with different languages includes studying in Mexico and Ghana, and ten years living in Paris, where she acquired French nationality.We talked about:

Hi everyone! In today's episode, we talk about travelling! We break it up into different sections: our travel experiences, why traveling is so important, and what we like about traveling! As always, we hope you enjoy and make sure to subscribe and follow us on Instagram @deepdivespodcast!

In this episode, Clare is joined by Nivea Canalli Bona, a university professor hailing from Brazil who is also now a journalist and writer. Nivea shares her journey explaining how love has motivated her to go way out of her comfort zone, redefine herself multiple times and take on jobs and roles she had never dreamt of doing. Nivea had already lived in Chile and Spain, so knew how to adapt to a new way of living. But nothing prepared her for coming remarkably close to being homeless, dealing with COVID-19 and ending up working 14 hours a day for 7 days a week. Nivea explains how she adapted, what she learned in the process and why she now sees herself as a world citizen. KEY TAKEAWAYS Nivea grew up without being attracted to the idea of a life in America. But, while living in Chile, she fell in love with an American. Moving somewhere radically different, brings out new facets of your personality and you really see yourself in a different light and change. Provided you are willing you can adapt.  Even the things that you do not have total control over can be managed to some extent. For example, you can certainly manage your reaction to them. Finding the silver lining is smart. Regardless of what happens you come away with something new. BEST MOMENTS ‘I learned that what moves me around (motivates me) is who I love.' ‘Suddenly we were almost homeless and no jobs for both of us.' ‘Somehow, in my heart, I knew that I needed to have that experience.'   GUEST RESOURCES www.labelle-sabbioneta.com  https://labelle-sabbioneta.com/shop/  www.jowiehler.com      ABOUT THE HOST  Clare has moved countries many times throughout her life, from China to Taiwan, Nigeria, Zambia, and the USA. She has also travelled the world for various businesses and now wishes to impart her advice to others to save them time, money, and energy.  Clare follows three principles central to her endeavours. First, she looks outward internationally, working with people overseas or of different nationalities. Second, she is obsessed with communication, having learned French, German and Mandarin Chinese. She also teaches English and works as an editor for others' work. Clare is passionate about making a difference through her coaching in the world of personal development.  CONTACT METHOD www.kayproofreading.com  www.linkedin.com/in/clarekay   https://www.facebook.com/KayProofreading   PODCAST DESCRIPTION When you move for a new job, to live with someone after a long-distance relationship or to explore the benefits of a new lifestyle, moving countries occurs as an opportunity, but it still might be a bumpy ride. Moving Countries 101 presents a paradox of moving to a new destination, but it being all about the journey: the ongoing experience of having moved countries.  Clare and her guests share the human stories of an ancient undertaking in modern times. Moving countries prompts change, and change provokes being unsettled emotionally, physically, mentally, and spiritually. On all these fronts, moving countries promotes observation, opportunity, and discovery.

In Episode 4 of Radically Rewired, I'm sharing the top 4 life lessons I've learned while traveling the world full-time. Join me on this reflective journey as I delve into the profound insights gained from different cultures, spiritual mentors, and my own experiences. From navigating uncertainty to embracing the beauty of the present moment, these life lessons were essential in transforming my life, and I can't wait to share them with you to inspire you on your own journey. Tune in for a dose of wisdom and let's navigate this adventure of life together!

In this episode, we are going on a journey with reporter Lacey Beasley, who recently traveled to Singapore and Indonesia. It's an intimate conversation on the eye-opening experiences of immersing yourself in different cultures and religions, the importance of home, and how travel can change your perspective. Lacey shares impactful stories from her trips abroad and offers advice for anyone considering traveling internationally. 

✅ Request A Customized Workshop For Your Team And Company:  http://assertiveway.com/workshops How do you adapt your communication to a new culture? How do you leverage cultural diversity in your team? In this episode we explore the art of navigating cross-cultural communication challenges in our globally interconnected world. We are delighted to host our guests, Neelam Mohanty and Anu Pakala from Northwestern Mutual, who generously share their personal journeys of cultural adaptation and their strategies to foster cultural awareness. Tune in to this episode to discover: ✔️How to recognize and understand cultural differences in pace of speech, expressions, personal space, and hierarchical structures ✔️Common sports metaphors in the workplace ✔️Strategies to foster cultural awareness in remote work environments for an inclusive environment and successful teamwork   ✅ Connect with Neelam Mohanty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neelammohanty/ ✅ Connect with Anu Pakala: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anupakala/ ✅ Follow Ivna Curi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivna-curi-mba-67083b2/     ✅ Other Episodes You'll Like Speaking Up When You're From A Non-Speaking Up Culture (With Dr. Abby Hamilton): https://speakyourmindnow.libsyn.com/speaking-up-when-youre-from-a-non-speaking-up-culture Secrets To Thrive In A New Country Or Culture And Critical Mistakes To Avoid (with Henry): https://speakyourmindnow.libsyn.com/secrets-to-thrive-in-a-new-country-or-culture-and-critical-mistakes-to-avoid How to Speak with Joy instead of with Fear, for Self and Team (with Jin Zhang): https://speakyourmindnow.libsyn.com/speaking-with-joy-how-to-convert-speaking-fear-into-joy-for-self-and-team-with-jin-zhang   ✅ Free Resources Podcast episode lists by theme: https://assertiveway.aweb.page/speakyourmindunapologeticallytopics Podcast Summaries & More Email Newsletter: https://assertiveway.com/newsletter Our Linkedin Blog Articles:  https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/6863880009879306240/   Women in Tech Leaders Podcast Interviews: https://assertiveway.com/womenintechpodcastguests/ TEDx Talk How To Speak Up Safely When It's Psychologically Unsafe: https://assertiveway.aweb.page/safespeak 10 Day free Assertive And Liked Challenge: https://assertiveway.aweb.page/beassertiveandliked Assertiveness free training: https://assertiveway.aweb.page/getahead Other Free resources: https://assertiveway.com/free/ Podcast page: https://assertiveway.com/podcast-speak-your-mind-unapologetically/   ✅ Work With Us Workshops: http://assertiveway.com/workshops   Services: https://assertiveway.com/offerings Contact me: info@assertiveway.com or ivnacuri@assertiveway.com Contact me on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivna-curi-mba-67083b2 Website: https://assertiveway.com   ✅ Support The Podcast Rate the podcast on apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/speak-your-mind-unapologetically-podcast/id1623647915 Ask me your question for the next episode: https://www.speakpipe.com/speakyourmindquestion   ✅ Podcast Topic Compilations 8 Real Life Examples On How To Deal With Difficult Coworkers (Compilation): https://speakyourmindnow.libsyn.com/8-examples-on-how-to-deal-with-difficult-coworkers Mastering Mentor & Sponsor Connections: Insider Advice from 5 Trailblazing Professionals (Compilation): https://speakyourmindnow.libsyn.com/mastering-mentor-sponsor-connections-insider-advice-from-5-trailblazing-professionals How To Find Courage To Speak Up (Compilation): https://speakyourmindnow.libsyn.com/how-to-find-courage-to-speak-up-4-examples 4 Examples On How To Get The Promotion You Want (Compilation): https://speakyourmindnow.libsyn.com/4-examples-on-how-to-get-the-promotion-you-want 4 Tips On How To Successfully Share Your Ideas At Work (Compilation): https://speakyourmindnow.libsyn.com/4-tips-on-how-to-successfully-share-your-ideas-at-work-compilation How To Cope With Stress At Work (Compilation): https://speakyourmindnow.libsyn.com/how-to-cope-with-stress-at-work-compilation       #SpeakYourMindUnapologeticallyPodcast #CrossCulturalCommunication #CulturalAwareness #Inclusivity #Diversity #EmployeeResourceGroups #RemoteWork

Follow Stella's "love journey" from Armenia to the U.S., where she opened Yerevan Cafe in the heart of Adam's Morgan with her husband in 2021. In this episode, Stella shares her perspective on approaching cultural diversity with curiosity, bringing a slice of Armenian life to DC, and the meaning behind Armenian apricots' unique flavor. Music: Ketsa - Acid Road

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Dr James JC Cooley and Dr Michelle Cooley• Dr. Cooley's discuss the various countries, cultures, and people encountered during our life• How traveling allows you to experience being part of a community other than your own.• How traveling to other countries have evolved and shaped us• How traveling has increased cultural understandingDr. James JC Cooley and Dr. Michelle Cooley are the Host and Co-Host of It's Your Life with Dr. James Cooley on e360tv. They are also the Host and Co-Host of the National Live Radio/Podcast It's Your Life with Dr. James Cooley. for more information visit: www.cooleyfoundation.orgBrought to you by J.C. Cooley Foundation "Equipping the Youth of Today for the Challenges of Tomorrow."Support the show: http://www.cooleyfoundation.org/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

During this conversation, Jay Sethi, CMO of Diageo Beer Co at Diageo paints a picture of multicultural neighborhoods sharing the foods and flavors they love thus expanding one another's tastes and perspectives. Jay backs up this idyllic vision with a unique approach to following immigration data to predict consumer trends. He speaks to serving “the total American consumer” with authenticity and empathy. Using the example of Diageo's acquisition of Lone River Ranch Water he discusses shaping the future of your category in a way that reflects culture in the best possible way. Heritage, he says, helps brands secure and sustain a place in the hearts and minds of their customers.When you take the time to expose yourself to the full spectrum of American communities - whether you are a marketer, business dev leader, agency exec, or in any other role - you develop a deeper understanding of America's amazing diversity (in the most literal sense of that word). This understanding will shape your product development, your marketing messages, and your corporate roadmap in meaningful ways that drive growth and customer loyalty.Looking to the future, he sees the emerging buying power of Gen Z as the force to follow in determining the next steps for your brand strategy.The Takeaways:Immigration data is an often overlooked predictor of consumer trendsTaking a multicultural approach to your brand strategy drives growth and retentionGen Z prizes authenticity and their buying power is only increasingSubscribe to BRAVE COMMERCE on your favorite podcast platform!You can listen and subscribe to all of Adweek's podcasts by visiting adweek.com/podcasts.Stay updated on all things Adweek Podcast Network by following us on Twitter: @adweekpodcasts.Follow our hosts on Twitter: @RachelTipograph @PezMeister1And if you have a question or suggestions for the show, send us an email at podcast@adweek.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stefanos Antypas is a Greek YouTuber, News Presenter, Public Speaker and Social Media Teacher. After training students in social media content creation for a number of years, Stefanos recently launched his own private course for content creators. Thomas' girlfriend Kendall also drops in for a guest appearance. The trio discuss leaving home and navigating feelings of guilt about leaving family, how to approach living in a new culture, how to develop empathy, and what issues they stand up and fight for.Stefanos' LinkedIn (to find social media course)Follow Bro Nouveau on Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hi, my name is Pierre Cochet and I'm going to share with you my career from EM Normandie to Hermès. Luxury is a sector that I always wished to experiment. I was hired by Hermès as « Area Manager USA and Canada ». It's an incredible brand and an incredible job! I found the same spirit of EM Normandie: traveling and discovering new cultures.

Drs. Francisco Najar and Phil Bass traveled to the old continent to meet meat industry leaders in Germany and Spain. Today they discuss what they learned about new technologies and innovations presented at IFFA, Public University of Navarra and Viscofan.

Lana is from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Coming from a multicultural town she's learned how to quickly adapt to a new culture, which she has had to do more than once in her life.  Host and producer: Vedrana Tanovic Editor and webmaster: Mathias Leander Olsen Art: Jenny Drevland With support from Bergesenstiftelsen and Eckbos Legat.   You can support this podcast on Patreon! 

A while back I asked to meet an Arabic speaker who knows the culture and Koran. This episode is that request fulfilled. The reason for this request is because I often find things I am familiar with, when delivered through a different language and culture, often end up teaching me the most. Additionally we are (more...) The post 344- What's in a Language – What's in a Word? – Meeting new Cultures is Key (Free) appeared first on Crrow777 Radio.

There are so many ways that different ingredients from all over the world are making it onto our plate. Exploring new cultures through food is easier than ever.

There are so many ways that different ingredients from all over the world are making it onto our plate. Exploring new cultures through food is easier than ever. The post Why Food Is the Best Way to Explore New Cultures appeared first on A Healthier Michigan.

There are so many ways that different ingredients from all over the world are making it onto our plate. Exploring new cultures through food is easier than ever.

Born in France to Algerian parents, Sadi recalls his childhood memory of moving from a neighbourhood filled with immigrant families and children of immigrants, to one where he was part of 'one of the only non-white families around'.  In this episode we discuss: Growing up in a very ethnically diverse neighbourhood before moving to a middle class 'white-dominated' suburb Racial propaganda in France and how it ties with the history of African migrants into FranceDifferences between African immigrants vs. Asian immigrantsWitnessing the more open and divert racism against black Africans in Francethe worrying number of younger generation voting for the outwardly racist national frontComparing systemic racism in France compared to the US and UKIntegrating into Japan and the working culture of TokyoRecalling Fuji Rock festival To discuss anything from the episode, or to be a guest on the show, you can reach me via the website podcast.thejourneyonwards.com or on Instagram  

There has been a rise in anti-Asian hate crimes in Washington state and across the country since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.   In this episode, KING 5 anchor Jessica Janner Castro has a conversation with Rahul Gupta, education and tours director at the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience. The museum is located in the heart of Seattle's Chinatown-International District.   Gupta shared how the museum creates educational content for schools and how its mission is to change the minds of its visitors: to make them more open, interested and willing to learn.   Read the article about this story on king5.com.   Resources Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience Digital Wing Luke Seattle Asian Art Museum Seattle Japanese Garden Seattle Chinese Garden Bainbridge Island Japanese Community Washington State Commission on Asian Pacific American Affairs Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center Asian Americans Advancing Justice

Unless you keep the same job from the time you leave school until the time you retire, you're bound to experience change. Like a personal relationship, moving up within or leaving one workplace culture to join another requires understanding, adaptation and most importantly communication.    So how do you go from being just a tactician to manager/director who needs to understand both the minutia AND the bigger picture?    Our guest today, Jenny Noiles, the Performance Director at Mayo Clinic Orthopedics and Sports Medicine (Rochester, MN), paints us a picture of this transition while discussing how to establish credibility without being a robot. Afterall, lacking warmth, our competence holds little weight.    We cover: Demonstrating credibility without being a robot How to use anxiety in a productive manner  Leaving a dream job for a relationship & “following your heart” The importance of shared experiences and being relatable Why leaders need to be both heroes and villains    Connect with Jenny: Via instagram: @jennynoiles   Like Jenny said, you can't fake reps. So if you think communication is important, you need to come to an Apprenticeship, ASAP! We create a place where failure is expected and celebrated using role play to practice navigating the obstacles you face in both your career and your personal life.    This is the ONLY way to truly build your communication skills. Visit artofcoaching.com/apprenticeships for a list of cities we will be visiting this summer!!

This week we get to speak with Oulimata Gueye! She is a Senegarujin (Senegalese living in Japan), Education Enthusiast, Pan-Africanist, People lover, writer when she is inspired, Book dragon, girl with 1000 questions, the human equivalent of a hyphen (she’s still deciding if she likes that expression, but it describes her well). We discuss her experience living abroad and so much more! Instagram: @lasenegarujin LinkedIn: Oulimata Gueye Blog: Senegarujin Ouli’s Books to read: "We Should All Be Feminists" by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, "You Are Not So Smart" by David McRaney, and “You Are A Badass” by Jen Sincero. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this weeks cruise Chat Kathleen from Plenty of Sunshine Travel met with Margarita from Azamara. I learned why their tagline is #ExploreFurther. On an Azamara cruise you will spend longer in port. For example a sample port time is often docking at 8am and not leaving again till 10pm – an entire day and evening in the port, allowing you to truly feel relaxed and to explore the city, you stay longer and get to explore further! Azamara is for travellers who desire destination immersion! If you want longer stays, more overnights, and night touring then contact me to get you on board. My email address is info@PlentyofSunshineTravel.com Want to watch this video on Youtube Click here to check out my channel on YouTube. Thank you so much for watching this weeks cruise chat! Remember to like and subscribe to our channel for more cruise chats!

Having a father who served in the Air Force, Joydeep spent a large segment of his childhood moving around India while attending the Air Force School. He has since worked his way up from being a software engineer in Bangalore, to a Senior Principal Consultant in London; and now has global responsibility in a senior manager role  at HSBC Bank. But what I love about this conversation were the insights and perspectives on how this less-than-common upbringing helped him to adapt so well to new cultures and environments; something that played to his advantage once he moved with his wife to London. In this episode, we also discuss what the education system was like in India, the importance of society and cultural events, and especially the growing emphasis on sports. Joydeep also talks about stepping into the realm of entrepreneurship and building a community of like-minded people who are there to empower and support each other in their pursuits. Found out more about this community on the EEL Community Facebook page and on Instagram. _______________________ Get in touch whether you have any comments or insights of your own on today's episode. or whether you'd like to be a guest on the show to show your story, experiences and lessons learnt so that they can live on for the generations ahead. On Instagram @thejourneyonwardspodcastBy email tjopodcast@gmail.com

Part of the Spring Seminar lecture series 2021.

Evette Vargas is an award-winning writer, director, producer, and immersive storyteller that was named by the New York Times as an “Artist to Watch."  She has worked with Amazon, MTV, Bravo, DirectTV;  produced interactive content for Fast And Furious, the Lord Of The Rings trilogy, and Madonna, plus executive produced, wrote, and directed her digital series Dark Prophet which was in contention for two Emmys and premiered at Sundance. She's also a staunch activist for inclusion and equality which lead her to create The Writers Room 5050 to mentor storytellers and create opportunities for their next-level success. In this episode we discuss the evolution of digital media and how storytelling can be done on several platforms though it's still important to focus on the story first and then the platform second; how her life as an activist motivated her to create Writers Room 5050 to open doors and access to the entertainment industry for POC's so new voices will be heard to educate the world about underrepresented cultures; the power media has in informing and educating the world while being entertaining; and how new technology has given us the ability to make and distribute content easily so creators should just make content with the tools they have available to them. Learn more at TheCreativeHaven.com

Hello! In this episode of Hammering Down presented by Birmingham Sports – A New Wave Of Sports Media (mybhmsports.com), I am joined by Can I Kick It?'s Elliot Barr. He is the host of that podcast and a brilliant social studies teacher as well. Him and I discuss Black/African culture in Football, How to embrace new cultures, and how to simply make a difference in the world. Elliot is one of the nicest dudes on the planet and is a real talent in the content game. If you want to hear more from him, check out Can I Kick It? https://open.spotify.com/show/3KRaZwMQFTnQAIw2FkJzUT?si=dMXTpyopQjuRzdE-ImtEgQ If you want to join in on the conversation, follow me on Twitter @KaylorHodges! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hammering-down/support

Hello wonderful humans, in this episode you follow me and my dear friend Boaz onto two meetings because we decided after the first talk that we needed to add a few more things. And we could have talked even longer. So here you find the essence of our talks. During the first recording, Boaz was still in Berlin. In the second one, he was visiting his birth country Israel.  Living in (between) two cultures while creating a new one is the main topic of this episode. We talked about Boaz art projects, his time in the military, masculinity,  and relations. I am impressed by how deep our talk went and I am still very touched by Boaz poem "My forefathers" which you can listen to at the end of the podcast. Here you can find Boaz creations and contact him:https://digitalboaz.comhttps://www.instagram.com/digitalboaz/http://digitalboaz.myportfolio.com/And don't forget to check out the Sketch-O-Mathttps://www.instagram.com/sketch_o_mat/Recorded by: Siri BerlinIf you like this podcast, please share it with your friends, subscribe or leave a comment on our social media. Thanks a million. Siri

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Cadets Reese Wendfeldt and Ryne Rae examine the similarities and differences studying abroad at the Japanese Defense Academy with guest Camaren Ly.

I sat down with Oscar García-Johnson to talk about Spirit Outside the Gate: Decolonial Pneumatologies of the American Global South (IVP Academic, 2019). We discuss doing theology in the colonial difference and centring indigenous practices, values, and ideas; we talk about Transoccidentality and how it repositions Christian identity toward a community-in-movement (and the implication of this in conversations around migrants and migration). We also go deep on pneumatology, discussing his view of the Spirit as Decolonial Healer and his response to one of the book’s central question: “What are Christians to make of the Holy Spirit’s occasional encounters with cultures and religions of the America’s before the European conquest?”Oscar García-Johnson, Academic Dean for the Center for the Study of Hispanic Church and Community and Associate Professor of Theology and Latino/a Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary. Prior to joining the Fuller faculty in 2008, he taught for ten years as an adjunct faculty member at Fuller. He also served as a regional minister with the American Baptist Churches of Los Angeles for 11 years and planted four new churches in Southern California.Oscar García-Johnson teaches in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. His research methodology interlaces de/postcolonial studies, classical theologies, and US Latino/Latin American studies into a critical hermeneutic he calls Transoccidentality. His writings include Spirit Outside the Gate: Decolonial Pneumatologies of the American Global South (IVP Academic, 2019), Conversaciones Teológicas del Sur Global Americano (coedited, Puertas Abiertas/Wipf & Stock, 2016), Theology without Borders: Introduction to Global Conversations, coauthored with William Dyrness (Baker Academic, 2015), ¡Jesús, Hazme Como tú! 40 Maneras de Imitar a Cristo (Wipf & Stock, 2014), The Mestizo/a Community of the Spirit: A Latino/a Postmodern Ecclesiology (Pickwick, 2009), and chapters in The Spirit Over the Earth: Pneumatology in the Majority World (Eerdmanns, 2016), The Gospel after Christendom: New Voices, New Cultures, New Expressions (Baker Academic, 2012), Vivir y servir en el exilio: Lecturas teológicas de la experiencia latina en los Estados Unidos (Kairos, 2008), and Pasando la Antorcha (Kerigma, 2005).In addition to teaching courses at Fuller, García-Johnson is a social activist involved in faith-rooted holistic justice with Matthew 25 of Southern California, LA RED, and CCDA. He offers conferences on leadership development and ministry across the Americas (US included), Asia, and Africa. Cofounder of Omega Geñeration project, he is committed to facilitating thriving ministry environments for Latinx millennials and Latina women.Find More: www.loverinserepeat.comFollow the Show: @RinseRepeatPod // Follow me: @liammiller87Music by Fyzex

In this episode I talk about parts of my experience with moving to Sweden from Montenegro at a very young age. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/maverick22/message

Have you ever found it hard to fit in to a new place, a new town, city, state, country, or continent? In this episode, I will talk about how to merge with any new culture you find yourself in, without losing your own identity!

Jose and Robin discuss the difficulties and different styles people take into assimilating into new cultures.  From those who fully embrace it to those who continue to live in their own foreign bubbles even while living abroad and everything in-between.  

 A STAYcation IS a wonderful opportunity for your kids or grandkids to learn about and appreciate other countries and cultures while having fun all at the same time. CREATIVE COOKING: instead of grabbing takeout or the same old same old- Try new cultural themes and new recipes.  Ask each family member where they would like to travel if they could go anywhere right now. Use those locations to inspire creative cooking and baking.   Can't get to Singapore  this year? Find some recipes and experience a version of the culture from your own kitchen.VIRTUAL EXPERIENCES:IN the evenings- you can hunker down on your couch and enjoy VIRTUAL EXPERIENCES as a family. We'll put links to these in our show notesVIRTUAL MUESUMS!  Much more fun with family members. Connect your computer to your big screen and tour online virtual museums together. No one will be there to “Shush” you while you make comments about the interesting and historical things you find.  We liked an idea we saw on travelingtanya.com : create a virtual scavenger hunt.See who can be the first to figure out how to say Happy Birthday in Italian, discover the primary language spoken in Switzerland, or reveal the population of Thailand.And to keep the VIRTUAL theme going, you can also virtually TOUR National theme parks. We'll put the link to that in the show notes. https://www.departures.com/travel/national-parks-virtual-tourTake a virtual castle tour  https://www.tripstodiscover.com/virtual-castle-tours/from the comfort of your couch and indulge in history without all the musty smells and drafts.Take a tour of an airplane.Not flying this year? Get the feel of it anyway with a virtual tour of an Airbus, including the cockpit.  https://www.airbus.com/aircraft/passenger-aircraft/cockpits.htmlYou can also take virtual tours of the places you've always wanted to go (and perhaps some of the places you planned on going this year pre-COVID) with Tours By Locals or  With virtual tours of Japan, The Great Wall of China, the Northern Lights, numerous World Heritage Sites, Maldives and more.#staycation, #stayathome, #virtualexperiences, @toursbylocals, #localtours, #virtualtours, #stayathome, #summertravel, #staycationideas, #homeschoolideas, #culturalexperiences, #travelpodcast, #getaway, #travel #adventure #wanderlust #vacation #travelgram #explore #holiday #travels #traveler #traveller #traveling #television #tv  #music #entertainment #films #tvshow #igdaily

Welcome back to another episode of the podcast, this is part 2 of the conversation I had with Neil Theisen. We laugh and chuckle over some memories from studying abroad in Singapore and traveling throughout Vietnam and Malaysia. Neil also shares some of his powerful views on becoming and staying committed to being a vegetarian. Here are some interesting facts about consuming meat: Animal agriculture is responsible for more greenhouse gases than all of the world's transportation systems combined It takes an average of 683 gallons of water to produce just 1 gallon of milk It takes more than 2,400 gallons of water to produce 1 pound of beef It's estimated that by going vegan, one person can save approximately 219,000 gallons of water a year Some food for thought as we enter in an era where we increasingly see individuals empowering themselves to come together and make an impact. Connect with Neil here: Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/neiltheisen/ Email: theisenneil@gmail.com Connect with me: https://www.instagram.com/broadenyourperspective/

This week on the Rochester Rundown, Isaac Jahns heads to Riverside Central Elementary School to experience traditional Tuvan throat singing; and more importantly, explore the impact music can have in connecting students with other cultures. Plus, we have an update on what local officials are doing to prepare for the possibility of the coronavirus; we’ll take you to Thursday’s press conference where we heard from Mayor Kim Norton and Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Michael Muñoz.

Amy Koren-Roth is the founder of Taste of Troy Food Tours, which she began in May of 2016. Prior to launching her food tour business, she was a dietitian and nutritionist and worked for New York State Department Of Health. She is passionate about food, history, travel and exciting others about her food loves and […] The post Ep #118: Interview w/Amy Koren-Roth – Tasting Your Way Through New Cultures appeared first on Capable Wealth.

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I had the pleasure of speaking with Roohani Dogra in this episode. She is an Human Resources Generalist and Talent Engagement Council Member at Tiffin University In this episode you will learn... If you have the ability to be extrovert go with it. Having people who believe in and support your journey. Learning to master loneliness. Learning to adapt to culture differences.

Ep 024 We live in a big, beautiful world and sharing all of the cultural variety with our kids is a gift. Join Lisa and she talks with Sri and Deepika Yanamandra about their journey from childhood in India to life in the United States. Learn about how they help their children explore the world while learning about people, history and new places along the way.   Show notes: www.thistraveltribe.com.podcast

We all had that fantasy once to go and live an American Dream, move to the USA, go to US high school or just become successful at work, become a head of a department, or found your own brand, become a designer, and influence people's taste. Kate has done everything before 30. This young lady has experienced the US culture to the fullest, worked as a marketing director in Paris and founded her own brand When Koala Met Fashion. She is relieving her biggest challenges in working for the international company L'Oréal, becoming one of the best marketing experts and starting her own business. Kate has also shared some vital marketing tips for future entrepreneurs!

German degree has become a dream for young people who chase the best European education, prestigious universities, international experience, and career. Today, Mokia, a Cameroonian-American, and Daria, a Russian, are sharing their stories about moving to Germany for studying on a scholarship. They are revealing their biggest challenges in learning the German language, finding the first internship, and applying for work. Get to know how German mentality has affected the young people and the most surprising situations for young people while living in Germany.

Karin and Dari talk about their biggest challenges when moving to a new country for studying, work, or fun. Karin has lived in Slovakia, Czech Republic, Sweden, and Germany and is relieving her top tips on how to find new friends, integrate with locals, and learn basics of the language in a month. Dari is sharing her best tips and tricks on how to go to a tropical country, the language of which you don't speak, but still, find friends, live for less than 5$ a day, and be ready to move again. The girls are talking about their biggest mistakes made when relocating and what it takes to be ready to leave your family and start life over.

Ep. 180: Jordan Carlos hails from Dallas, Texas where he learned the importance of family, education, and exposure to new cultures and openness to other ways of being.  Now, he resides in New York, the proud dad of a Multiracial family, where he is mastering the art of living in the moment. Jordan recently served as a writer and on-air contributor for Comedy Central’s The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore.  He provided commentary on various MTV and MTV2 series, including; Guy Code, Girl Code, Guy Court, Charlamagne & Friends and Ain’t That America.  His other TV credits include Comedy Centrals’ Broad City, The Colbert Report and Michael and Michael Have Issues, Showtime’s The Affair and Nurse Jackie, HBO’s Girls, NBC’s Mercy, ABC’s Ugly Betty and Adult Swim’s The Eric Andre Show.  He was a series regular on the MTV series, I Just Want My Pants Back and the ESPN scripted comedy series, Mayne Street. He can be seen in the feature films; Sleeping With Other People opposite Jason Sudeikis and Alison Brie, Noah Baumbach’s upcoming Yeh Din Kah Kissa opposite Ben Stiller and Adam Sandler, Gillian Robespierre’s Landline, and About Ray opposite Naomi Watts. For more on Jordan, please check him out on Twitter at: @jordancarlos. For more on host, Alex Barnett, please check out his website: www.alexbarnettcomic.com or visit him on Facebook (www.facebook.com/alexbarnettcomic) or on Twitter at @barnettcomic To subscribe to the Multiracial Family Man, please click here: MULTIRACIAL FAMILY MAN PODCAST Huge shout out to our "Super-Duper Supporters" Elizabeth A. Atkins and Catherine Atkins Greenspan of Two Sisters Writing and Publishing Intro and Outro Music is Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons - By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/  

The goods: catandcloud.com What happens when you're new to a sub-culture? What happens when you're established in a sub-culture and you see new people joining in? How do you treat other people in general? Also SCA excitement!

In this episode, I discuss a study that explores the process of fitting in or retooling to new cultures. In this episode I summarise the key findings which includes an exploration of the psychological conflict created when individuals are trying to adapt to working in new cultures and the techniques that can be employed to help reduce this conflict and translate how you can utilise the findings from this study into practice. The study I am discussing in this episode is Molinsky, A. L. (2013). The psychological processes of cultural retooling. Academy of Management Journal, 56(3), 683-710. You can access the original article here: http://amj.aom.org/content/56/3/683.short If you enjoy the show then don't forget to subscribe and please leave a rating. Also tell your friends - the best publicity is word of mouth. You can tell the world you have listened to The Coaching Academic podcast via Twitter here: http://www.rebeccajjones.co.uk/coaching_academic/share

Sasha and Rachel choose to live life on their own terms, traveling and enjoying their favourite music together.  They want to: "show the world that your life doesn’t have to follow a clear cut path. Let loose and see where it takes you – improvise your life!"   They are the Grateful Gypsies and they share their travel tales and their tips on their blog.     Become a supporter of this podcast:https://anchor.fm/the-gratitude-podcast/support

A conversation about travelling and learning languages with Ethan from RealLife English. Ethan is very well-travelled, having lived in at least 6 different countries. He's also learned a few different languages to a good level as an adult. Let's talk about his advice for adapting to new cultures and learning languages in adulthood. Vocabulary notes and language test available below.  Episode page: https://wp.me/p4IuUx-800 Spoken offer: http://www.getspoken.com/lep  

Her view of the world is so inspiring that you are sure to walk away from this story with a desire to connect with others and explore new cultures.

Adapting to new cultures as part of a corporate move or expat placement can be a challenging experience for many if not all people involved. In this article we consider some of the specifics of a relocation and how different individuals may or may not adapt. The post Adapting To New Cultures appeared first on ULFIRE.

Thanks to Audible for supporting the podcast Go to http://audiblepodcast.com/Jenna for your free audio book Welcome to the Jenna & Julien Podcast where we talk about all the things. If you are looking for your everyday, normal, by the book podcast, then you're in the wrong place. We created this because we tend to have awesome, random, and sometimes drunk conversations that we realized had to be shared with the lovely internet world. So here we are. Subscribe to this channel for new podcasts EVERY MONDAY We are on iTunes: iTunes.com/jennajulienpodcast And SoundCloud: @jennajulienpodcast You can follow us on all the things: Instagram: instagram.com/jennajulienpod Twitter: twitter.com/jennajulienpod YouTube: www.youtube.com/JennaJulienPodcast Jenna: IG: instagram.com/jennamarbles TW: twitter.com/Jenna_Marbles YT: www.youtube.com/user/JennaMarbles 2nd Chanel: www.youtube.com/user/JennaMarblesVlog Julien: IG: instagram.com/juliensolomita TW: twitter.com/JulienSolomita YT: www.youtube.com/user/TheFightingSolo 2nd Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UClG73LbaSrUjPDmARxYWl8Q Our P.O. Box If you want to send us things: 14444 Magnolia Blvd #139 Sherman Oaks CA 91423

Professor of sociology at Boston College and former associate professor of economics at Harvard University, Juliet Schor is working on issues of sustainable consumption and production, with particular emphasis on political consumption, new patterns of time-use, and alternative economic structures. As a member of a MacArthur Research Network she is studying the emergence of collaborative consumption, the re-use and sharing of local resources. This lecture was co-sponsored by Sociology and Anthropology, the McFarland Center, and Montserrat.