Jagcast

A War in Israel Strengthened Their Love

In this episode of Jagcast, Sophia talks about one of her closest friends' grandparents immigration story. There is so much to know about Shlomo and Sylvia, a Jewish couple who have moved from Uruguay, to Israel, then finally to the United States. 

Tracing Roots Back to Mali

In this episode of Jagcast, Che discusses his family's efforts to trace their roots back though slavery to the west coast of Africa.

A Multi-Country Immigration Journey

In this episode of Jagcast, the story of a child who immigrated though out Europe and the Middle East eventually becoming an American citizen.

Roots of America

In this episode of Jagcast, Adler and Zac interview Lisa Samoilenko, a Jewish-Ukrainian immigrant. While learning about her immigration story, they will answer the question; How did immigration impact her and her community?

Leaving London (no, the other one)

In this episode of Jagcast, Sam interviews his father about immigrating to the U.S. from London, Ontario.

Finding Her Way in America

In this episode of Jagcast, Navah learns about her aunt’s immigration story to answer the question of how immigration impacts people and communities.

My Grandparent’s Immigration Story

In this episode of Jagcast, Dante interviews his father about his grandparent's immigration from Mexico to the United States in the 1950s.

From Soccer Scholarship to Trainer and Musician

Today on Jagcast, Henry talks about his interview with his soccer trainer, and how his career changed a bit from his initial plans.

Journey of Hope

In this episode of Jagcast, we follow the incredible journey of my Iranian immigrant grandparents, who came to the United States during the 1979 Iranian Revolution. Their initial plan was to stay for two years while researching at the University of California, Los Angeles. The revolution in Iran turned their temporary stay into a life-alterting journey.

The Gender Episiode

In this episode of Jagcast, Dylan and Luca talk about the intersection of gender and immigration.