Hosted by Thomas Totushek · EN-US · 33 episodes
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OWL Celebrates Learning is dedicated to providing an outlet for student storytelling. This podcast will feature works from OWL, Saint Paul, and MN.
Thomas Totushek hosts OWL Celebrates Learning, a education show with 33 episodes published.
In this intimate family history, host Beatrice explores the life of her great-grandmother and namesake, who began life as Pietra Oliva in Casteldaccia, Sicily. Set against the backdrop of post-unification Italy, the epis
In this heart-wrenching episode, we examine the legacy of the Kindertransport, a rescue mission that brought 10,000 unaccompanied children from Nazi-occupied Europe to the United Kingdom between 1938 and 1939. Through th
In this historical deep dive, hosts Oscar and Owen pull back the curtain on the "Vibrant Green" identity of Boston. While many associate Irish immigration primarily with the Great Famine of the late 1840s, this episode e
In this powerful episode, hosts Wesley and Jarvez explore the Great Migration, the largest internal movement of African Americans in United States history. Between 1910 and 1970, roughly seven million people fled the sys
The podcast discusses the Hmong migration to Minnesota and focuses on Lee Pao Xiong's family's migration out of Laos and into the Twin Cities. The Hmong people faced forced migration in the past and eventually settled in
The podcast discusses the history of the Hmong people and their migration to the United States, particularly to Minnesota. The Hmong originated in southern China and were forced to migrate to places like Laos, Thailand,
The podcast discusses the impact of the Russian invasion on Ukraine, particularly on its children and families. The war has caused massive displacement and created a physical and mental health crisis for millions of Ukra
Rio de Janeiro is the second largest city in Brazil with 1.7 million residents, 23% of whom live in favelas (rudimentary improvised cities). Favelas were started in 1888 by slaves who were recently freed and denied most
This podcast discusses the Syrian refugee crisis, which began in 2011 due to civil war and government oppression. Many Syrians have fled to Turkey, where they have found refuge in refugee camps and some have been able to
The podcast tells the story of Valentine Thao's mother, who was one of the many Hmong people who migrated to the US from Laos and Thailand during the Vietnam War. Thao's mother grew up in a refugee camp in Thailand, wher
The podcast is about the Great Migration, one of the largest internal migrations in the US history, where African Americans moved from southern states to northern urban areas in search of better opportunities and living
The podcast discusses the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, including Russia's invasion of the country and the resulting displacement of millions of Ukrainians. Many have fled to neighboring countries, but a surprising number h
The podcast features the migration story of My Alma, who was born in a small village in Germany during World War II. She moved to Berlin for trade school where she met her husband, and later migrated to the US for a bett
The podcast discusses the history of Danish immigrants in the Midwest region of the United States, focusing on the experiences of the Gravesen family. Like many Scandinavian immigrants, Danes came to America due to econo
The podcast discusses the impact of climate change on Guatemala, which has resulted in forced migration and chronic malnutrition, affecting almost 50% of children under the age of 5. The people of Guatemala have faced a
The podcast discusses the Syrian refugee crisis, which is the largest refugee crisis in the world. The civil war in Syria caused many Syrians to emigrate as poverty and unemployment rates rose, and the conflict led to a
This episode discusses the struggles faced by Hmong refugees who came to the United States, particularly to Minnesota, after being forced out of their own countries due to war and political persecution. Many Hmong refuge
The Great Migration was the internal migration of around 6 million black southerners to north and west America, from 1910 to 1970. This led to the spread of black culture throughout the United States, as well as economic
Malcolm Walton is a Nigerian who migrated to the UK in the late 90s/early 2000s and then to the US for college. He decided to stay in the US, where he met and fell in love with Amy. However, he was deported to London, ca
This podcast is a personal account of a Lithuanian family's experience of fleeing from Russian occupation and seeking asylum in Germany during World War II. The family eventually immigrated to America, settling in Chicag
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