On this episode, we sit down with a first-generation Eritrean who shares his journey from childhood in the Eritrean Orthodox Church to becoming a father and fashion entrepreneur. We dive into how his heritage shapes his perspective and how he’s weaving cultures together through his global streetwear brand.

On this episode, we hear the story of an immigrant raised in Mexico City by his mom alongside his brothers, while spending summers in his Spanish father’s homeland. He shares what it was like growing up between two cultures, his journey immigrating to the United States, and how Mexico continues to shape his identity today.

On this episode, I catch up with one of my childhood best friends to reminisce on the days when life was all about playing outside and having fun. We talk about the year she went to school in Eritrea and how Eritrea continues to inspire her creative career. From playgrounds to Asmara, this was a trip down memory lane.

On this episode, a first-gen Afghan shares his journey through faith, identity, and family. An honest conversation that shines light on the complexities of the first-gen experience.

On this episode of Adi and the OG's, I sit down with a Chinese immigrant whose story reminds us how love finds you in unexpected ways. We share laughs about cultural differences and dive into a heartfelt conversation about identity, family, and bridging two worlds.

On this episode, my guest shares what it was like growing up in the U.S. with a mom from Australia. We talk about the ways culture shows up at home, how identity is shaped by the stories we inherit, and the influence of a heritage that may not always take center stage but still runs deep.

On this episode, I sit down with a proud Nigerian-American as he reflects on what it means to grow up first-gen while balancing cultural pride, family expectations, and carrying his legacy forward.

On this episode, we’re Greeking Out with a first-generation friend who shares what it was like being raised in a Greek household. From church services and cultural expectations to language and family dynamics, we explore the beauty and complexity of the Greek-American experience.

On this episode, I talk to an Iranian immigrant about his journey to the U.S., the memories he holds from Tehran, and what it meant to start over in a new country. It’s a conversation full of reflection, culture, and the quiet strength that comes with beginning again.

On this episode, I talk to Ivonne about immigrating from Mexico as a child, growing up in the U.S., and what it means to find your own path.