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Islamophobia
Chinese-American Identity
American Dream
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Join Saadia Khan on Immigrantly, the award-winning podcast that dives deep into immigrant narratives and the messy beauty of identity, race, and belonging in America today. Each week, Saadia, a human rights activist, social entrepreneur, and proud cat mom, hosts unfiltered conversations with diverse voices: artists, academics, cultural disruptors, and everyday people with extraordinary cultural st... more

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Recent Guests

Lana Salah
Palestinian-American comedian based in Los Angeles
Episode: Jokes That Go There: Lana Salah on Comedy Without Apology
Bilal Akhani
A fellow Pakistani-American, podcaster, and writer focusing on identity, belonging, and stories.
Episode: Who Needs a Time Machine? I Changed Countries
Dr. Lina Maria Murillo
Author of 'Fighting for Control, Power, Reproductive Care, and Race in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands',' Professor at University of Texas in Austin
University of Texas
Episode: Reproductive Care, Eugenics and the Myth of Too Many People
Shobha Rao
A writer known for her works exploring identity and belonging, including her latest book, Indian Country.
Author and Writer
Episode: The Quiet After Snowfall
Jaime Roque
Musician, podcast producer and storyteller
Getty
Episode: Grief, Memory and the Art of Enough
Alex Madva
Professor of Philosophy at Cal Poly Pomona and co-author of 'Somebody Should Do Something'
Cal Poly Pomona
Episode: Why We Don’t Act and How to Change That
Michael Brownstein
Professor and Chair of Philosophy at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and co-author of 'Somebody Should Do Something'
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Episode: Why We Don’t Act and How to Change That
Priyanka Ganjoo
Founder of Kulfi Beauty, former corporate employee in beauty industry
Kulfi Beauty
Episode: How Priyanka Ganjoo Built Kulfi Beauty’s Inclusive Vision
Sarita Ekya
Co-founder of S'Mac, a mac and cheese restaurant in NYC
S'Mac
Episode: How Sarita Ekya Built NYC’s Most Iconic Mac & Cheese Spot

Host

Saadia Khan
Host and producer, known for her engaging conversations centered around immigrant narratives and identity, with a focus on inclusivity and diverse cultural perspectives.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 216 ratings
  • wonderful conversations

    Great podcast. Natural and thoughtful conversations. Valuable perspectives. Gracious and thoughtful host.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kip kip hooray
    Canada2 years ago
  • An absolute classic

    I mean, what else is there to say? This podcast is an absolute classic and an inspiration. The graciously shared stories in this show are SO important and Immigrantly does an amazing job at shedding light on them.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Andreea94
    United States3 years ago
  • 8642467 stars!!!

    Saadia uses her powerful interview skills to tell beautiful stories. I just heard someone on her show today say that immigrant stories are love stories. These are love stories.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mspassell
    United States3 years ago
  • Powerful intimacy

    A podcast that centers immigrant stories without putting immigrants into a box! I’m so impressed by the diverse range of topics that Immigrantly has covered in the past. Saadia has great chemistry with her guests to the point where it feels like I’m overhearing a conversation between friends. Many of my favorite episodes stay with me long after I power off my headphones!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    disillusionedhuman
    United States3 years ago
  • Such a great listening experience!

    It was such a pleasure to work with Saadia. She’s an incredibly thorough researcher, asks amazing questions, and is just a delight on air. One of the best experiences I’ve had with a podcast, both as a listener and guest!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Past Guest
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the thoughtful and engaging nature of conversations, often highlighting the importance of the immigrant experience.
Reviews emphasize the diversity of guests and topics discussed, showing a commitment to exploring real-life complexities.
Many listeners find the podcast to be enlightening and validating, noting the impact of hearing personal stories that resonate with their own experiences.

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Jokes That Go There: Lana Salah on Comedy Without Apology
Q: As a comedian who speaks their truth, how do you parse out emotional truths versus factual truth?
Salah believes emotional truth stems from her lived experiences. She emphasizes that while factual elements are important in storytelling, the emotional perspective shapes her comedy.
Jokes That Go There: Lana Salah on Comedy Without Apology
Q: How has your engineering, your analytical skills, helped you in comedy?
Salah explains that her analytical background aids in structuring bits and recognizing patterns, allowing her to draw connections which enhance the comedic narrative.
Who Needs a Time Machine? I Changed Countries
Q: Have you ever struggled with the word immigrant itself?
Bilal expresses his readiness to move beyond the label of immigrant and embrace being a Pakistani American, while also acknowledging the challenges surrounding that identity.
Who Needs a Time Machine? I Changed Countries
Q: Are you somebody who sees their success or achievement equate to belonging?
Bilal discusses how moving to the U.S. and the adjustments he had to make through his immigrant experience led to cognitive dissonance and feelings of depression, ultimately defining his identity journey.
Reproductive Care, Eugenics and the Myth of Too Many People
Q: Is there hope for better conversations around reproductive health in media?
Yes, there are important conversations happening beyond legacy media, particularly in academic and activist spaces.

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What is Immigrantly about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content primarily revolves around immigrant narratives, cultural identity, and the complexities of belonging in today's society. Conversations often span a wide range of topics, including art, academia, social justice, and personal stories that offer profound insights into the immigrant experience. The unique aspect of this podcast lies in its commitment to exploring the emotional and humorous facets of identity, creating a space for diverse voices to share their truths without feeling constrained by societal norms. Each episode aims to foster understanding and connection through storytelling that resonates with listeners from various backgrounds.

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5. Alt.Latino

How many episodes of Immigrantly are there?

Immigrantly launched 7 years ago and published 363 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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What guests have appeared on Immigrantly?

Recent guests on Immigrantly include:

1. Lana Salah
2. Bilal Akhani
3. Dr. Lina Maria Murillo
4. Shobha Rao
5. Jaime Roque
6. Alex Madva
7. Michael Brownstein
8. Priyanka Ganjoo

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