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AMERIKINIZED episodes
- Food for Thought: How Do You Cook Rice?
Sounds simple, but there is much diversity in this task! September is National Rice Month - did you know that rice feeds more than half the world's population, and across cultures, families have their own way of cooking it. In this episode, you will hear from the kin share their favorite rice dishes and how they make them!
BIG thank you to all participants who shared their recipes!
Music by: STBRN SAL
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16 min - The Imposter Syndrome Attached to the First Gen American Identity
Imposter syndrome can extend beyond our doubting our skills and achievements. Consider imposter syndrome as it relates to our first gen identity.
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Music by: STBRN SAL
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14 min - "Lifing" Through This Lens: You Cannot Afford to Care
Friendly reminder: You cannot afford to care about what people think of you. Listen why.
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12 min - "Lifing" Through This Lens: Stop Proving Yourself
Friendly reminder: You never have to prove yourself to anyone ever! Listen why.
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7 min - Mom, Tell Me About Before (part 4)
Welcome to the mini-series finale! Throughout Immigrant Heritage Month, Roslyn and her mom, Emma, have explored identity, memories, and the stories that has shaped her mom's immigrant experience. In this episode, Emma imagines what her life would be like if she never immigrated.
Music by: STBRN SAL
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25 min - Mom, Tell Me About Before (part 3)
Happy Immigrant Heritage Month! This mini-series shares conversations between Roslyn and her mom to learn more about her immigrant experience.
In this episode, Roslyn's mom reflects on what "home" is to her and the complexities of language and accents.
Music by: STBRN SAL
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16 min - Bonus: Being African on Juneteenth
Happy Juneteenth! Where do first-gen black children of immigrants fit in this story? We don't. In this episode, Roslyn discusses Juneteenth, a day to celebrate freedom and reflect on identity deeply.
Music by: STBRN SAL
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9 min - Mom, Tell Me About Before (part 2)
Happy Immigrant Heritage Month! In this mini-series, Roslyn interviews her mom to learn more about her immigrant experience.
In this episode, Roslyn's mom reflects on what her dreams, hopes, and fears were for her children.
Music by: STBRN SAL
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22 min - Mom, Tell Me About Before (part 1)
Happy Immigrant Heritage Month! In this mini-series, Roslyn interviews her mom to learn more about her immigrant experience. In this episode, Roslyn's mom shares her memories from her first night in the US and compares her expectations to the reality of living in the US.
Music by: STBRN SAL
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23 min - Relationship Status with Time: It's Complicated
Roslyn reflects on her time management skills and growing out of CP time to learning to be responsible with the time God gave her.
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About AMERIKINIZED
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Storytelling podcast that uncovers the true stories and real-life experiences of the first and second generation American kin. Hosted by Roslyn Klarou-Done.