Interviews with immigrants and stakeholders involved in the immigration process where we explore the immigration journey, including raising kids in a new culture, integration, identity, and everything in-between.
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Signup to Generate a PitchInterviews with immigrants and stakeholders involved in the immigration process where we explore the immigration journey, including raising kids in a new culture, integration, identity, and everything in-between.
Recent episodes include "E187: Ciro Muiruri on the story that brought her daughter home" (18 October 2026, 51 minutes), "E186: Shari Graydon on the Alberta referendum and what Quebec lost" (14 October 2026, 43 minutes), and "E185: Jackie Pichette on why there's no magic number for Canada's immigration targets" (11 October 2026, 50 minutes).
The Newcomers Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 49 minutes across 189 episodes.
Booking probability for The Newcomers Podcast is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Newcomers Podcast requires a Pod Score of 83 or higher. The Newcomers Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
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The Newcomers Podcast is a society show with 189 episodes published.
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The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, I'm speaking with Ciro Muiruri, who moved to Canada in 2015 to escape an abusive husband, about the magazine article that ended her eight-year wait to find her kidnapped daughter. In February 2023...
The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, I'm speaking with Shari Graydon, the CEO of Informed Perspectives, about the Alberta Referendum and the cost of Quebec's referendum to the province, even though both failed. Shari was six when her...
The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, I'm speaking with Jackie Pichette, Policy Lead for Skills & Higher Education at RBC Thought Leadership, about Canada's immigration targets and how the categories added to Express Entry got in the way of...
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In the third episode of the collaboration between The Newcomers and Canadian Immigrant, Baisakhi Roy, Editor at Canadian Immigrant, and I chat with Veronica Sepehr, an RCIC and founder of Westdale Immigration Consulting...
The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, I'm speaking with David Hornsby, Vice-Provost (Academic & Global Learning) and Professor in the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University, about the polarizing debate over...
The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, I'm speaking with Andrew Pohlod, the Chief Operating Officer of BRIX Real Estate Group, about buying your first home in Canada, how much you need upfront, and all the little but important information...
The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, I'm speaking with George Carothers, the Senior Director, Ideas and Insights, at the Institute for Canadian Citizenship (ICC), about the Ready to Contribute report and how we got to the point where we...
The Newcomers Podcast
In the second episode of the collaboration between The Newcomers and Canadian Immigrant, Baisakhi Roy, editor of Canadian Immigrant, and I chat with Daniel Bernhard, CEO of the Institute for Canadian Citizenship (ICC)...
The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, I'm speaking with Juliette Morard-Duboisset, an Employer Relations Officer at CPA Alberta, about life in Canada and why she kept choosing Alberta. Juliette had started interviewing with Fairmont when...
The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, I'm speaking with Racha El-Dib, a Benefits Analyst and the Founder & Executive Director of Nadia's Hope Foundation, about domestic violence and why it can disproportionately affect newcomer and refugee...
The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, I'm speaking with Blair Hyslop, the Co-CEO and Co-Owner of Mrs. Dunster's Bakery, one of the largest fresh commercial bakeries in Atlantic Canada, headquartered in Sussex, New Brunswick. Over the last...
The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, I'm speaking with Baisakhi Roy, editor of Canadian Immigrant, in the first episode of the collaboration between The Newcomers and Canadian Immigrant, where we look to go beyond the policies and...
The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, I'm speaking with Daniella Jasper-Okumagba, Founder and CEO of The BRDGE, a Canadian food platform that connects ethnic chefs with people craving their food. Daniella walked away from a cushy oil and...
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In this episode, I'm speaking with Jonah Chininga, Co-Founder and CEO of Woveo, a Calgary-based fintech startup that operates on the basis that reputation can work as collateral for Canadian small businesses. Jonah is...
The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, I'm speaking with Wunmi Adekanmbi, the visionary behind Trade Without Borders, a platform that aims to advance Canada's global trade diversification through diaspora networks, international...
The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, I am speaking with David Bradshaw, Co-Founder of BradshawBolton and President of Calgary Black Chambers, about what it's like walking into rooms where nobody looks like you. Once you're in there, do you...
The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, the first of our collaboration with Immigrant Women in Business (IWB), I am speaking with Althea Samuels, a life and money mindset coach, and Patricia Giankas, who fondly calls herself a senior female...
The Newcomers Podcast
In this episode, I'm speaking with Daria Lysenko, who's passionate about helping newcomers settle and find their footing in Canada. Daria spent most of our conversation taking apart a bias I had carried for a bit now...
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In this episode, I'm speaking with Abu Hafejee, who runs a carpentry business in Toronto, teaches the carpentry apprenticeship program at George Brown College, while supporting the Toronto Business Development Centre...
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In this episode, the last of our four-part series with Immigrant Services Society of BC (ISSofBC), I'm speaking with Hamoudi Saleh Baratta, who filmed the first footage of the Syrian revolution, was imprisoned and...
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