Global Frequencies

Global Frequencies

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Global Frequencies episodes

  • Global Frequencies - Episode 18

    Jay Heart, a recent graduate in Computer Science, chit chats with Zay Nova about his self-produced album & musical journey in St. John’s.

    Nursing student, Sumitra Subedi shares her personal story of growing up in a refugee camp in Nepal, before making her way to St. John’s during her teen years.

    Got a story to share? Get in touch with us at [email protected]

    57 min
  • Global Frequencies - Episode 17

    Global Frequencies continues its special PRIDE programming with another full Pride-themed episode. 

    Featuring...

    Melissandra Magdalena Groza (she/her) shares her personal & resilient lived experience with coming out as a trans individual in 2019.

    Gemma M. Hickey (they/them) is the Executive Director of Artforce NL. They talk about their body of work that fosters awareness of various LGBTQ2S+ matters, and what their activism entails.

    Marie Josephine Faye (MJ) engages in a fun conversation about the music of Senegal. Nabila Qureshi & MJ discuss two songs in particular: “Wakanda” by Baaba Maal & “Nila” by Akhlou Brick.


    59 min
  • Global Frequencies - Episode 16

    Happy Pride!!!!! A special Pride-themed episode of Global Frequencies Featuring:

    Santiago Guzmán (Artistic Director at TODOS Productions) guest hosts this special Pride 2021 episode to support and promote 2SLGBTQIA+ voices.

    In our first segment, Zay Nova interviews Kimberly Offspring (2SLGBTQIA+ Services Coordinator at YWCA St. John's) and Dr. Sulaimon Giwa (from Memorial University of Newfoundland School of Social Work, Memorial University) to introduce some services for newcomers and next steps forward.

    Renata Lang from the Association for New Canadians (ANC) chats about “Why is there no straight cis pride?”

    In our final segment, Charles Murphy (co-founder of Quadrangle NL) informs us about the mission and vision of this important organization that primarily serves the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.

    59 min
  • Global Frequencies - Episode 15

    In Episode 15 on Global Frequencies, we highlight some voices in observation of Asian Heritage Month.

    Kip Bonnell (ANC Communications Officer) chats about its significance with:

    Yohei Sakai (Japan), Tzu-Hao Hsu (Taiwan), and Apsara Jayasooriya (Sri Lanka).

    Global Frequencies Reporter, Fakhri Matar converses with local entrepreneur & YWCA Coordinator, Constanza Safatle.

    Renata Lang (ANC Business Diversity Officer) shares information pertaining to Pride Month and allyship with the 2SLGBTQ1A+ community.

    Process Engineering Ph.D. student Zaid Kamil discusses the journey of a Masters & PhD student at MUN.


    56 min
  • Global Frequencies - Episode 14

    In Episode 14:

    • Barb Walsh (ANC Manager of RAP and Settlement Services) & Amal Sheblak (ANC Coordinator of Health Services) chat about the various types of services that are provided to newly arrived Government Assisted Refugees (GARs) e.g. The Refugee Health Clinic, The Gateway Program, translation services, & more.
    • Simbarashe Mandoza, an undergraduate engineering student at MUN, shared three of his favorite songs that encapsulates the music & culture of Zimbabwe. Tracks include The Reason Why by Baba Harare;  Mang’Dakiwe by DJ Obza; Neria by Oliver Mtukudzi.
    • Niyukuli Naomi shared her harrowing yet resilient lived experience with living in several refugee camps in Tanzania. In conversation with Zay Nova, she highlights the kinds of challenges that individuals seeking security & stability, may face while residing in unimaginably compromised circumstances.
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      58 min
    • Global Frequencies - Episode 13

      It's a special Ramadan episode!

      Renata Lang (ANC Business Diversity Officer) converses with Zay Nova (Global Frequencies Producer ) who explores a few musical pieces that remind him of the spirit of Ramadan as celebrated in his home country of Indonesia.

      Identifying as Libyan but of Sudanese ethnicity, Yosra Zain talks about her cultural and spiritual observations during the month of Ramadan.

      Sophia Solomon (ANC Community Settlement and Integration Counselor) shares the process and journey of newcomers trying to become permanent residents in Canada.

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      56 min
    • Global Frequencies - Episode 12

      Anew episode of Global Frequencies!  

      Ken Reid (ANC Program Development Specialist) chats with Barb Walsh (Manager of RAP and Settlement Services) about single-session individualized counseling sessions under ANC Connect.

      In conversation with Zay Nova, Bill Boo - a youth musician - implores listeners to tune in to his knowledge of the music of Rwanda.

      ANC Diversity Training Officer, Sanchita Chakraborty summarizes a few kinds of experiences some newcomers may encounter during “integration”

      Amparo Montoya shares her immigration story of growing up amongst close-knit family members in Cali, Colombia prior to her move to St. John’s. 

      56 min
    • Global Frequencies - Episode 11

      A brand new episode of Global Frequencies.

      - Didan Ashanta shares fascinating stories about Jamaica’s culture through its music and Jamaicans’ way of life.

      - Stephen Blackwood, ANC Diversity Officer, talks about anti-racism by highlighting the history of Asian immigration to Canada.

      - David Fong, President of the Quidi Vidi Brewing Company, shares his experience of growing up as an individual of Asian heritage in Newfoundland.

      This show is presented by the Association for New Canadians and CHMR 93.5 FM with Funding from Community Radio Fund of Canada / Fonds canadien de la radio communautaire


      55 min
    • Global Frequencies - Episode 10

      A brand new episode of Global Frequencies!

      - Delta blues musician Dave Mundy shares his fascinating musical journey growing up in the southern USA, and beyond.

      - Undergraduate student Husam Basemah relates his experience winning a post-secondary international scholarship and partaking in the local MUN chapter of WUSC.

      - Theatre and performance artiste Santiago Guzmán divulges his passage toward acting and initiating his theatre company TODOS to materialize diverse storytelling.

      If you want to be our guest contact us at [email protected]

      56 min
    • Global Frequencies - Episode 9

      In remembering the foundational tenets of International Women’s Day (IWD), two women share their inspiring stories of migration, identity, and resilience in the face of surmounting challenges.

      • As Sarojini Ramnarine-Lang traces her migration journey from Guyana, South America, to various cities in Canada, she explores the impact lived experiences have on one's identity.
      • Journeying from Nigeria to St. John’s for a Ph.D. in folklore, establishing a recurring multi-ethnic food symposium in and around town, and facilitating the education of those affected by Boko Haram, this is Zainab Jerrett’s story.
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        1 hr 3 min

      About Global Frequencies

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      This Podcast is a new initiative for the Association for New Canadians (ANC). Global Frequencies is a