Hosted by Ms Kemi Seriki · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 88 episodes
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This is a podcast where we discuss the lives of African immigrants and their assimilation into Western society as they raise younger generations in a country that is quite different from their own. We also explore the experiences of children of immigrants as they balance between their heritage African and Western cultures. We are presenting informative, interesting, and expansive dialogue about the intricate experiences of African immigrants in America. For additional information, please log onto our website @ pansapansa.org and follow us on instagram @ pansa.pansaforum
Ms Kemi Seriki hosts Pánsá Pánsá Podcast, a society show with 88 episodes published.
Guest Name: Dr. Kirstie Kwarteng Summary: This episode explores migration, identity, and the lived experiences of children of African immigrants, featuring insights from Dr. Kirstie Kwanteng. We discuss the impact of imm
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Guest name: Addo Eddie Osamon Summary: What does it really mean to pursue the Canadian dream as an African immigrant? In this episode, I sat with Adodo Eddy Osaman, a Nigerian immigrant in Canada, travel consultant, infl
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Guest: Alim Barry Keywords: African immigrants, identity, belonging, cultural challenges, resilience, retirement, integration, community , deferred living, community therapy, cultural identity, healthcare, retirement pla
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In this episode, I had the privilege and the opportunity have a conversation with Att. Bamidele Adelayo. He is a United States immigration and criminal defense attorney. Att. Adelayo is licensed to practice law in Arizon
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In this episode of Pansa Pansa Podcast , I engaged in a profound conversation with Dr. Israel Bamidele Olaore, a prominent figure in the African immigrant community in America and a Nigerian immigrant father of four, pas
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In this episode, I had the opportunity to sit down with Nana Asare-Nova Felder, a community educator, organizer, cultural worker, graduate of the City University of New York, and a lifelong student of African and African
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In this episode, I had the opportunity to have conversation with Dr. Nwakaego A. Nmezi, a renowned rehabilitation psychologist whose work bridges mental health, chronic illness, disability, and culturally grounded care.
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In this insightful episode, I had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Oluwabunmi Ogungbe, an assistant professor at Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Gro
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Dr. Manka Nkimbeng, an Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health and a community-engaged nurse scientist. Dr. Nkimbeng is an African immigrant whose personal and professional journey fuel
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Introduction & Summary Dr. Mercedes Okosi returned to the Pansa Pansa Podcast to introduce her newly published book to our listeners. Dr. Okosi is a psychologist and the author of a powerful new book, The Big Book of Bou
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To be a parent to a child with special needs is an act of relentless love, but no parent should have to do it alone. When the systems fail to provide respite care or the services and support needed, the system dismisses
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Dr. Otito Iwuchukwua is a brilliant organizational psychologist, an author, scientist, and educator. She is a member of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. She is a P
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Migration is not just a change of geography, but it is a rebirth of self. Every immigrant, no matter race or cultural identity, carries two worlds with them. The world they left behind and the world they must learn to ca
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In this episode of the Pansa Pansa podcast, I had the privilege of having a conversation with Cedric Muhikira, a self-taught author who explores themes of identity, migration, and resilience in his new novel 'Libax'. Dur
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What happens when the pressure to succeed collides with the weight of cultural expectations? In this robust conversation, I sat down with Mouhamadou B. Diagne, a Harvard-trained Muslim chaplain and scholar who, as a chil
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In many immigrant households, the past is never discussed but is always present in our lives. Families who crossed oceans carry their pain in silence. The child born into a new land wrestles with belonging. And when they
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I first came across Franck Zanu through a compelling YouTube video titled “The White Dispossession of America.” It was my first encounter with the Zanu Project and with Mr. Zanu’s work. His perspective on this subject wa
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Chinedu Achebe is insightful storyteller, cultural commentator, and author of the deeply personal and powerful novel, When It All Falls Down. The book is a continuation of his earlier work The Miseducation of Obi Ifeayin
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Our conversation stems from social media dialogue to explore emotional expressions often shaped by deeply rooted cultural traditions and an individual’s personality, which can result in patterns of Enmeshment & Control a
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I recently came across an article Luc Olinga wrote published on Medium titled I Am Black Man. DEI Is The New Racism. Race relation in America is a sensitive topic many people do not like to engage in because they are afr
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