From Where to Here explores cultural exchange, languages, and connection. Hosted by French Canadian Alexandra Lloyd, each episode shares heartfelt stories and inspiring journeys that bridge cultural gaps and spark understanding. 🌍🎙
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Signup to Generate a PitchFrom Where to Here explores cultural exchange, languages, and connection. Hosted by French Canadian Alexandra Lloyd, each episode shares heartfelt stories and inspiring journeys that bridge cultural gaps and spark understanding. 🌍🎙
From Where to Here is hosted by Alexandra Lloyd. The show has published 37 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "E31 Suerte Muchachos: A Peruvian Nephrologist Carried Lima All the Way to Birmingham" (29 October 2026, 80 minutes), "E29 Immigrants' Table | She Grew Up Poor in the Philippines. Now She Feeds Her Whole City. | Café Baboy" (15 October 2026, 21 minutes), and "E27 Part 2 | She Lost Her Roots at 9. A Sourdough Starter Gave Them Back." (24 September 2026, 25 minutes).
From Where to Here publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 48 minutes across 37 episodes.
Booking probability for From Where to Here is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. From Where to Here requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. From Where to Here's contact route on record: public web form.
Alexandra Lloyd hosts From Where to Here, a society podcast with 37 episodes published.
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Episode #31
Send us Fan Mail You’ve probably moved cities once or twice. Javier has done it five times, in a country that wasn’t his, in a language that wasn’t his first, starting from scratch every single time. He left Lima with a...
Episode #29
Send us Fan Mail She grew up poor in the Philippines, where food wasn’t always shared. Now Lea runs Café Baboy, a Filipino food truck in Birmingham, Alabama, and her one rule is: food is for everybody. In this episode...
Episode #27
Send us Fan Mail Part 2 of 2. If you have not listened to Part 1 yet, start there. This conversation picks up right where we left off. In Part 1, Sheyla shared how she arrived in Memphis at 9 years old carrying two...
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Send us Fan Mail Part 1 of 2 She arrived in Memphis at 9 years old speaking two languages and spent years quietly setting them both down. Not because she forgot them. Because it felt safer. Sheyla grew up in Blitar...
Episode #26
Send us Fan Mail Immigrants' Table is a series from From Where to Here shining a light on immigrant-owned restaurants in Birmingham, Alabama — the people behind the food, and the stories that travel with every plate...
Episode #25
Send us Fan Mail Immigrants' Table is a series from From Where to Here shining a light on immigrant-owned restaurants in Birmingham, Alabama — the people behind the food, and the stories that travel with every plate...
Episode #24
Send us Fan Mail In this episode: a woman diagnosed with hearing as a child, a teacher who kept turning her head away, and a kitchen conversation that dissolved into noise. That's the true story of an Alabama woman who...
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Send us Fan Mail Loulou Guedou grew up between Ivory Coast and Benin, and this deep dive pulls the moments from her full episode that go past the guidebook: why hospitality there means being treated like royalty from...
Episode #23
Send us Fan Mail Louise "Loulou" Guedou grew up speaking a dialect with 63 versions in one country, got sent away from her parents at age 10 for boarding school in Benin, and later found herself standing in front of her...
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Send us Fan Mail She left Syria speaking only "hello" and "how are you" in English. She'd been learning French. Then the passport showed up, and within a month, everything she knew was sold, packed, and gone. Youmna...
Episode #22
Send us Fan Mail Kathy Chen left China in 1981 with British English in her ears and a country she wouldn't see again for 15 years. Now a PhD-holding grandmother figure in Birmingham, she still speaks Chinese at home and...
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Send us Fan Mail Spain has 17 regions. Most people know one language. What Ruben Raposo grew up knowing, and what he unpacked in his full From Where to Here conversation, is that Spanish is a family, not a single...
Episode #21
Send us Fan Mail Ruben Raposo left Madrid at 15 with a dictionary, a host family he'd never met, and a one-year plan. Thirty years later, he's still in Alabama, and he never saw it coming. In this episode of From Where...
Episode #20
Send us Fan Mail Espérance means Hope. And somehow, across genocide, trafficking, and 20 years in captivity on American soil, she never stopped living up to her name. In this episode of Language Legacy, a special...
Episode #19
Send us Fan Mail Japan hit different when you go not just as a tourist, but as someone visiting family who's built an entire life there, and we had no idea how much it would change us. In this episode of From Where to...
Episode #18
Send us Fan Mail Sarah moved to Japan, thinking it would only be temporary. Nearly half her life later, she’s still there, raising a family and navigating two cultures. What happens when a short trip turns into an...
Episode #17
Send us Fan Mail What happens when you let the people who love you reflect you back to yourself? In this first episode of a new solo series called In Translation , I celebrate turning 35 by reading handwritten notes...
Episode #16
Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Episode 2 of the Language Legacy Project Series, a 5-part community storytelling initiative capturing the powerful conversations between youth from Alabama and elders from immigrant and...
Episode #15
Send us Fan Mail What happens when you learn a new language later in life, and have to rebuild identity, confidence, and belonging from scratch? In this episode of From Where to Here, host Alexandra sits down with the...
Episode #14
Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Episode 1 of the Language Legacy Project Series, a 5-part community storytelling initiative capturing the powerful conversations between youth from Alabama and elders from immigrant and...
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