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Global Frequencies
By Global FrequenciesSociety & Culture
Global Frequencies episodes
- IDEAS - 2021 - Part 1
Hosted by the ANC, the IDEAS summit showcases the positive impact of having immigrants and diverse groups in the workplace while providing tools to help incorporate inclusion, diversity, equity, and anti-racism into organizations.
58 min - Global Frequencies - Episode 26
The Global Frequencies radio podcast bids adieu to its viewers as it ends its season with episode 26. It’s been a delight to procure a treasure chest of stories for every ear to enjoy.
All episodes can be revisited on music streaming platforms such as Spotify and Apple Music by searching for “Global Frequencies”.
On today’s final show:
- Orathai Chongmee talks about her entrepreneurial experiences with introducing Thai cuisine (under the business name Yes, Thai! Kitchen) to the city of St. John’s — and beyond! She can be reached on her website at shorturl.at/aqER7
- Edwin George chronicles his life story about growing up in the Middle East (the UAE), what home means to him, what his sense of identity is as an expatriate and an international student at MUN.
- Andrea Idinye gives us a glimpse of Nigeria and its palette of musical flavour through the tracks “Joromi" by Victor Uwaifo and “Bloody Samaritan” by Ayra Starr.
57 min - Global Frequencies - Episode 25
Welcome to episode 25 on Global Frequencies. This is the show’s second last episode with episode 26 being the last of the season. On the show today:
- Zay Nova sits down with Jing Xia to talk about the music and the music industry of China, in addition to her mastery in Guzheng — a Chinese plucked zither instrument.
- Eldin Husic reflects on his experience with opening a small business in the form of a restaurant. More specifically, he talks about the Balkan Kitchen & its evolution in St. John’s.
To get in touch with us or to provide us with feedback, email us at [email protected]
49 min - Global Frequencies - Episode 24
On Episode 24 of the Global Frequencies:
- Wesam Salman talks about the music of Palestine. We deconstruct several aspects of his life growing up in the city of Bethlehem in the West Bank of Palestine. Through this conversation, we can better understand what life under occupation looks like, what it means to be a Palestinian, and how freedom is envisioned - all through the lens of music and culture.
- Terhas Debasay shares with us her story of growing up in Eritrea and enduring immense hardship during her period of displacement. Upon arrival in St. John’s, she engaged herself in various activities that enhanced & sometimes hindered her ability to learn English as a Second Language. More on this in her conversation with Zay Nova.
- Neelparnaa is a new undergraduate student at Memorial University. Identifying as a person from West Bengal (India), she tells us about her move from South Asia to British Columbia (Canada), and then to St. John’s.
To contact us, send us an email at [email protected]
58 min - Global Frequencies - Episode 23
Welcome to Episode 23 of the Global Frequencies podcast. On the show today:
- Ksenia Kiseleva, an undergraduate student at Memorial University, talks about her life prior to her move to St. John’s. As a person of multi-ethnicities, she chats about growing up in Malaysia and much more.
- Vaida Nairn shares her wisdom about the music and the meditative and reflective culture of Lithuania (a country in the Baltic region of Europe).
Get in touch with us at [email protected]
51 min - Global Frequencies - Episode 22
On Episode 22 of the Global Frequencies Radio podcast:
- Khamadi Ojiambo (aka JJ), a multi-faceted musician, shares stories of his journey from Kenya to Canada & his self-produced music.
- What is the current state of ESL (English as a Second Language) in St. John’s? Einam Mohamadain shares insightful information pertaining to her challenges with the system.
If you wish to contact us, email us at [email protected]
59 min - Global Frequencies - Episode 22
On Episode 22 of the Global Frequencies Radio podcast:
- Khamadi Ojiambo (aka JJ), a multi-faceted musician, shares stories of his journey from Kenya to Canada & his self-produced music.
- What is the current state of ESL (English as a Second Language) in St. John’s? Einam Mohamadain shares insightful information pertaining to her challenges with the system.
If you wish to contact us, email us at [email protected]
59 min - Global Frequencies - Episode 21
On Episode 21 of the Global Frequencies Radio podcast:
• Shokri Oshkey, a musician and songwriter of Libyan heritage, shares his story of his musical journey in Libya & complications arising from Muammar Gaddafi’s rule.
Visit his website at www.oshkey.com
• Executive Director of the NL Human Rights Commission, Carey Majid informs us about the organization’s work & Community Justice Connect, a new program that provides a variety of conflict resolution services to Indigenous, racialized, and religious minority communities throughout the province.
For more info, visit https://thinkhumanrights.ca
Connect with us at [email protected]
1 hr - Global Frequencies - Episode 20
On Episode 20 of Global Frequencies:
- A recent Master's graduate in Electrical Engineering, Sabir Manzoor shares his challenging experience with seeking employment in St. John’s, and his subsequent decision to move out of the province of Newfoundland & Labrador.
- Ana Maria Alcantara is a Brazilian journalist, and a black feminist focused on deconstructing colonial thoughts. She converses about the music of Brazil and shares two Portuguese songs with us: “Iza” by Dona de Mim, & “Mulher do Fim do Mundo” by Elza Soares.
- An undergraduate student in political science and geography, Gus La Casse tells us how he experienced many facets of the COVID-19 pandemic as an international student from Maine, USA.
If you wish to get in touch with us, email us at [email protected]
55 min - Global Frequencies - Episode 19
On Episode 19 of Global Frequencies:
- Farai Gwasira (whose stage name is King Sway) chats about music production in St. John’s. He shares two of his songs “Addiction” and “2 am” with interviewer Zay Nova. Find him on Facebook https://bit.ly/2UzMedF
- Ibrahim Ayub (owner of Ethiopian Cuisine Plus restaurant) tells us what it takes to open a niche restaurant in town, and what the cuisine of Ethiopia consists of. Find him on Facebook https://bit.ly/36T8fGV
- ANC Child and Youth Program Coordinator, Natalia Volkozha discusses her immigration journey with Zay. From Ukraine to Tel Aviv, and Montreal to St. John’s, Natalia has an exciting story to share.
Come on our show or get in touch with us on [email protected]
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About Global Frequencies
From the publisher's feed
This Podcast is a new initiative for the Association for New Canadians (ANC). Global Frequencies is a
podcast devoted to embracing cultural diversity and ensuring newcomer inclusion in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.
This Program is a partnership between ANC (Association for New Canadians and CHMR FM with funding from the Community Radio Fund of Canada (CRFC) - Atlantic Canada's Opportunities Agency, and the Office of Immigration and Multiculturalism.