In this episode of FalconCast, Alex and Lexie are going to dive into Mr. Marsh’s immigration story. Lexie and Alex will be explaining his immigration process. They will also go over why he decided to leave and the steps to get to America. We found this information from a 6 min interview with him. We can't wait to share his story with you!

In this episode, students Christian, Blake, and Andrew talk about the hardships of German-American citizens during WW1. Students will also talk about the story of Frank Brooke, a German farmer who lived in America during WW1.

Sources include NPR, the Library of Congress (audio file), and Ohio History Central

In this episode of Falconcast, Sofia, Kaitlyn, and Sienna take a highly original approach: they synthesize different immigrant stories into one, original tale of a young woman's journey from Iran to America. Sources include the UMedia Lab at the University of Minnesota.

In this episode of Falconcast, Maiya examines how climate change is creating a new kind of immigrant. In particular she looks at how the Maldives, an island nation, is facing the prospect of moving its entire population as sea levels rise.

In this episode of Falconcast, Austin talks about the story of woman named Elena, who fled Mexico and encountered the dangers of crossing the U.S. border without documentation. Though Elena's story is a successful one, there are many more that are not. 

In this episode of Falconcast, Sophie and Gianna tell the incredible story of Sophie's father, who left the Soviet Union in the 1970s with his family in search of a better life. He and his mother went through many hardships on his way to a successful life. This story is truly inspiring.

In this episode of Falconcast, Jeremy and Matthew explore what it means to move around the globe as a kid. Where do you really feel at home when you've had so many homes?

My grandmother immigrated to the United States of America when she was 16-years-old. She came from Belfast, Ireland, in 1951. The trip was ruthless one train ride, one seven-day boat ride, one four-day bus ride, and one plane trip.  When she finally arrived in Santa Monica, California, she was moved to a public high school for a senior year when in Ireland, she went to a private all-girls catholic school. “The differences were immense,” she said as she explained her compelling story to me.  As we dive into her life, we will uncover new things and a unique perspective of her life. It surprised me, will it surprise you?

In this episode of Falconcast, Harper interviews a family friend about her journey across the Mexico-USA border. 

In this episode of Falconcast, Marisol explains how climate change is creating a new kind of refugee. Drawing on two examples from the United States, she illustrates how massive climate change is already here for many people. Sources include National Geographic and The Intercept.