Hosted by Sarah Uwadiae · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 54 episodes
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Afros in the Diaspora is a podcast that provides a brave and welcoming space for African and Black immigrants to come together, chat, vent, laugh and share their stories and experiences of life in the diaspora. Join Sarah and her guests as they explore the highs and lows of immigrant life, offering a voice and a community of support and hope to those who have already made new homes far from their places of origin and those who plan to make the leap.
Sarah Uwadiae hosts Afros in the Diaspora, a society show with 54 episodes published.
In Part 2 of this conversation, Sarah Uwadiae and family lawyer Lucy Diale Mewanu go deeper into the real-life consequences of separation in immigrant families, with a special focus on spousal sponsorship and the myths t
In Part 1 of this two-part Expert’s Corner conversation, host Sarah Uwadiae sits down with family lawyer Lucy Diale Mewanu to unpack the foundations of Canadian family law and the common misconceptions many immigrants br
In this episode of Afros in the Diaspora, we speak with Maria, founder of AfroCare Support Network, about addressing HIV stigma in Black communities and the importance of culturally grounded care. Maria shares her journe
Immigration is more than a physical move — it is an emotional, psychological, and cultural transition that can deeply impact identity, relationships, and mental well-being. In this Expert’s Corner episode of Afros in the
What does it take to build and sustain a Black dance company rooted in culture, authenticity, and community? In this episode of Afros in the Diaspora, Sarah sits down with dancer and cultural leader Casimiro “Cas” Nhussi
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Finding safe, stable housing is one of the most important — and often most challenging — parts of settling into a new country. In this episode of Afros in the Diaspora: The Expert’s Corner, host Sarah Uwadiae sits down w
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Elvis Prince Tognia joins us for a deeply moving conversation about resilience, responsibility, and the power of communication. Born and raised in Cameroon, Elvis grew up in a family where resources were limited and educ
In this bite-sized Am I the Asshole? Black Immigrant Edition episode, we unpack a situation where someone dishes it out… but can’t take it when the same energy is returned. Send your anonymous stories to this link ~ bit.
Moving to a new country comes with excitement—and real challenges. In the first episode of The Expert’s Corner, Sarah Uwadiae speaks with a PhD-trained Registered Social Worker and Counsellor - Dr. Linda Kongnetiman-Pans
Introducing Am I the Asshole? Black Immigrant Edition! In this solo episode, Sarah kicks off the series with a wild story. A woman married to a Nigerian man shares her experience with her entitled Nigerian in-laws, and l
In this special episode of Afros in the Diaspora, Calgary music exec Nii (co-founder of 3rd Verse Studio) and genre-blending hip-hop artist Tea Fannie share their journeys into music, their heritage, and the vision behin
Moroutodun is a certified personal trainer and the powerhouse behind Tone with Todun, a vibrant, community-driven fitness program. With years of experience and an unwavering passion for empowering others, she’s built a s
Thandiwe Konguavi is a homeschooler and an award-winning journalist born in Zimbabwe and raised in Canada. She is a web writer and editor of First Person columns at CBC Edmonton. She is also the digital producer of CBC's
Join us for this episode as "Mama Dee" Dee Adekugbe draws the curtain back and brings awareness to the domestic and family violence statistics and realities in Canada. She also shares about her journey to creating a safe
Join us for this episode as T. Octavius takes on trivia and riddles while sharing his immigration journey, writing inspirations, and the ways his rich cultural heritage shapes his art and storytelling. Don’t forget to li
Join us on this heartwarming episode as Ebun recounts her experience as an illegal immigrant in America before relocating to Canada with her family and getting her papers. She shares her parents' story about how they cam
On this hilarious episode, join us as Kome shares about his career as an engineer by day and a comedian/MC/writer by night. He opens up about how his personality as an introvert sometimes clashes with his creative career
Sherry, a beloved guest from Episode 7, returns to the podcast! In this episode, she joins host Sarah to discuss the pressures women and immigrants face from society, social media, and even well-meaning family members. J
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Afros in the Diaspora is hosted by Sarah Uwadiae. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 54 episodes.
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