We’re Going to Be Okay: Episode 9 of our Podcast Series, “A Better Life?”
For “Call Your Elders,” Rosalind calls her Tita Margaret, a Filipina immigrant who lived through 9/11 in NYC.
Tag: Immigrants in the City
Stories about immigrant communities in American cities.
Known for Thai Cooking, a Hmong Chef Highlights Her Native Cuisine – Fi2W on the Radio
Featured on WDET as part of the Fi2W Food Journalism Fellowship
The Craft of Cakes, a Unique Expression of Bangladeshi Identity – Fi2W on the Radio
A profile of Shamsun Nehar, an engineer by day and a cake baker by night.
Taco Trucks Bring a Taste of Jalisco to Detroit – Fi2W on the Radio
A different take on Mexican food.
Detroit Diaries: My Evolution from Print to Radio
A journalist of color reflects on her own journey of storytelling and identity.
Fi2W on the Radio: A Sisyphean Art Installation Comes To A Natural End
The latest from our podcast editor Rosalind Tordesillas.
NYC Underestimates Value of Family Child Care For Immigrant Communities
The city’s reforms make it harder for family child-care providers to survive.
Fi2W on the Radio: Israelis and Iranians in NYC React to the Iran Nuclear Deal
A radio feature on WNYC by Fi2W’s Yael Even Or
In a Cairo State of Mind – The Dream City Podcast, Episode 2
An Egyptian writer living in New York, but still on Cairo time.
Mona Escapes – The Dream City Podcast, Episode 1
Listen to the story of Mona, a woman who left the Philippines for a better life in the U.S., and ended up having to escape from an abusive employer.