The Immigrantly Podcast

Cross-Cultural Conversations

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Season 13 is here! Love is in the air…

Saadia & Shahjehan sit down for a completely unscripted, unfiltered conversation to test their chemistry as co-hosts for this season. In short, it is there. They exchange their own dating stories, including the failures and uncomfortable moments. In addition, they find common ground in their Desi culture along with the differences they experienced as they navigated the dating world.

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About Our Podcast

The Immigrantly Podcast (formerly The Alien Chronicles) is an independent WOC-led, weekly podcast that aims to deconstruct stereotypical narratives of immigrants, their second-generation kids, people of color, and change-makers with cross-cultural, nuanced conversations. Each episode brings a fresh perspective on the issues we address through dialogue full of rich nuances. Immigrantly is just as much about problematizing the forces that shape our identity as the ordinary questions and passions that join us as humans. Typically each episode stories the journey of that individual through Q&A dialogue, but special ones include narration only audios on current or historical events such as DACA decisions and the Partition of India.

We are a radical, refreshingly (and sometimes brutally) honest platform that brings on guests who are willing to open up about their ideas and experiences, unafraid to be implicated, and who in turn challenge us listeners to re-evaluate our own assumptions.

Disclaimer-The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Immigrantly is owned by “Immigrantly Podcast LLC”

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Saadia Khan, Producer & HostSaadia is a Pakistani American immigrant, human rights activist & social entrepreneur. She holds an MBA and a Master’s in Human Rights Studies from Columbia University and has worked with UN Women at a small civil society organization focused on women’s rights. She writes for publications, including Medium and the Globe Post. — **Saadia Khan, Producer & Host**
Saadia is a Pakistani American immigrant, human rights activist & social entrepreneur. She holds an MBA and a Master’s in Human Rights Studies from Columbia University and has worked with UN Women at a small civil society organization focused on women’s rights. She writes for publications, including Medium and the Globe Post.

Kylee C. Roberts, Content Editor & Associate ProducerKylee C. Roberts is a multimedia producer born, bred and based in New York City. Outside of her role with Immigrantly, she is the Editor/Producer on the podcast Dear Jessamyn and the Producer on the series, Big Egg. — **Kylee C. Roberts, Content Editor & Associate Producer**
Kylee C. Roberts is a multimedia producer born, bred and based in New York City. Outside of her role with Immigrantly, she is the Editor/Producer on the podcast Dear Jessamyn and the Producer on the series, Big Egg.

Yudi Liu, Content WriterYudi graduated from Barnard College with a Bachelor's in English and worked in health-tech consulting before joining the podcast as a Content Writer. At Immigrantly, she finds support and space to do what she loves, that is write and voice interesting, important stories of immigrants like herself. — **Yudi Liu, Content Writer**
Yudi graduated from Barnard College with a Bachelor's in English and worked in health-tech consulting before joining the podcast as a Content Writer. At Immigrantly, she finds support and space to do what she loves, that is write and voice interesting, important stories of immigrants like herself.

Aleeza Kazmi, Content Writer

Aleeza Kazmi is a multimedia storyteller passionate about using the power of storytelling for social good. She is a digital creator at the Center for Reproductive Rights and has appeared as a host on The Moth Podcast.

Sarah Doh, Content and Media EditorA graduate of Sarah Lawrence College, Sarah has used her political science background to complement the work she does for the show. Born in South Korea but having spent her entire life in the United States, she und… — **Sarah Doh, Content and Media Editor**
A graduate of Sarah Lawrence College, Sarah has used her political science background to complement the work she does for the show. Born in South Korea but having spent her entire life in the United States, she understands the dual identities of “immigrant” and “American.”

Ashley Suarez, Social Media ManagerAshley grew up in Southern California and attended UCLA for her Bachelors in International Development Studies and Geography. She is a freelance social media manager and works closely with BIPOC entrepreneurs to build their communities. — **Ashley Suarez, Social Media Manager**
Ashley grew up in Southern California and attended UCLA for her Bachelors in International Development Studies and Geography. She is a freelance social media manager and works closely with BIPOC entrepreneurs to build their communities.

**Ashley C. Lanuza, Content Writer**
Ashley is an author, writer, and editor, who explores how identity influences our memories and the paths we choose to take. Her book of poetry, My Heart of Rice, studied how Filipino American food, history, and culture intersected with her personal experiences to develop her sense of self.

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