In this episode, Nora and Simran present two interviews, featuring two different immigration stories. Why do people leave their homes? What do they find when they arrive in their new homes?

In this episode, the narrator, Helen, explains her immigration story from China to America. This is a true story from an EB-5 immigrant's point of view. With some hard work, her family is able to legally immigrate to America. My main source of information is from "The History of Chinese Immigration to the U.S." by Leo Luo.

Have you ever wondered why the U.S. is no longer excepting refugees? Our podcast emphasizes why we think the U.S. should and shouldn't accept refugees. We have researched and analyzed important facts about how refugees immigrate, and how they are thought of by American citizens. Sources: rescue.org, usatoday.com, cfr.org, americanimmigrationcouncil.org, newsela.com, globalcitizen.org

In this episode we discuss the civil war that engulfed Sri Lanka from 1983 until 2009. We talk to a woman whose family fled Sri Lanka due to the violence. Sources: Council on Foreign Relations, Reuters, Britannica.

In this episode, the students' teacher weighs in with a podcast of his own, discussing the benefits of podcasting and playing some clips of the podcasting process. The music in this episode, like all Falconcast episodes, is 'podsafe' and comes from the Free Music Archive.

In this episode we explore immigration to Oklahoma from Georgia following the Trail of Tears. This is the story of two of the thousands of Native Americans that took the long journey on foot. Sources: history.com, ushistory.org, Britannica, and Infobase.

In this podcast we will be informing you about the immigrants from the 1845 Irish Potato Famine. We learn how hard their life was before and after they came to America, but they eventually came through and did amazing things. Main sources: History.com; Newsela.com; crf-usa.com

This episode is all about the migration routes and difficulties people have coming from Central America and Mexico. We will discuss the dangers of the Sonoran desert and the reasons why people migrate. Migration is a serious topic and even though there is jokes in this podcast it is not something funny. Hope you enjoy!

This episode is about the Irish Potato Famine and what the people of Ireland went through when the potato crops that they were so dependant on went bad. We also explore where the Irish immigrants went when they left home. The facts in this episode came from: Britannica, History.com, History Place, The Wild Geese, and BBC.

In this podcast Hunter and Reagan discuss the 1849 Gold Rush in California and 'interview', this duo talks about the struggles, the risks, and hardships these immigrants went through. Please enjoy and make sure to check out the other St.Mary's podcasts.