American Immigrant Podcast

Recorded live from Fish Pop in Philly Che is joined by comedians Christina Anthony, Christian Mangual, and Jack Fitzsimmons. They discuss women's fight for equality in India, MLK speech on Vietnam, what they each would do with a billion dollars and more!

In the first episode of 2019 che sits down with philly comedian malakai Ayers. They talk about depression, man whore dads and how memes are a new art form.

In the final episode of 2018, Che thanks the entire AI family, what he learned in 2018, some advice for POC in comedy and how he will continue to use his voice to help out his community in 2019.

Live from Fish Pop, Che is joined by comedians Katonya Mosley, Chris O'Connor, and Yemima Cohen Aharoni. They discuss white liberals dumbing themselves down when talking to black people, Saudi Arabia, immigration and more!

After a quick intro, Che sits down with Philly comedian Jack Fitzsimmons. Jack talks about his Irish heritage, the troubles with traditional gender roles, and all the work he's doing to help the Philly comedy scene grow.

LIVE from Liaison Room Che is joined on stage by Wilfredo Diaz, Setoiyo Ekpo and Rachel Peters. They discuss the caravan coming from South America, the straight-washing of Bohemian Rhapsody, the midterm elections and more.

In this episode, Che talks about the upcoming show and explains the reason for the name change. Che is then joined by special co-host comedian Bryan Yanez. On the road, they talk about the need for more representation for Latinx in entertainment, the unfair representation of immigrants in the news and more. They are also joined by Emily Schwab who talks about her research work on literature and how she hopes to change the current method of teaching in public school.

In a solo episode, Miguel Reflects on what he has learned about himself from running a podcast for the last year. Miguel also opens up about his families trauma from growing up in a dictatorship, how being neglected as a kid hindered his ability to communicate with others and how he used to be a pathological liar.

In a quick intro, Miguel talks about an upcoming event to shut down Berks county detention center and the upcoming midterm elections. Miguel then sits down with Eyes Gallery Owner Julia Zagar. Julia opens up about her time with the peace corps, how she's helped the Latin American indigenous people become financially independent and how her own children are helping to carry on the cause.

In a quick intro, Miguel talks about upcoming shows and gives recommendations towards a couple of books that are worth checking out (Motorcycle Diaries & Dear America,..). Miguel then speaks with comedian Bryan Yanez. Brian open us about his mixed latin background (Columbian, Mexican, Cuban), how we can unite as one Latin American people and how he uses his view of the world in his comedy.