Aisha Martin was born in the United States but was taken by her parents to Germany and lived the first 17 or 18 years of her life abroad. She immigrated to the United States which was essentially her country of birth but felt like an immigrant here. As a certified Girls Empowerment Coach and STEMinist,
I Came to America – Aisha Martin Read More »
Podcasts have become all the rage this year. More than half of Americans listen to a podcast in 2021 (Podcast Insights). As of February, there were 1,950,000 podcasts and 47+ million podcast episodes available for listening. To give you some context in 2020, there were 30 million podcast episodes available (Podcast Insights). What growth we’ve
Why are Podcasts more popular in 2021 than in 2020? Read More »
Adessa Barker is an attorney, a speaker and a wellness practitioner. Born in the twin island country of Trinidad and Tobago, Adessa moved to the US in her teens with her younger brother to live with her father so that they could have a better life. The transition was rough. As we listen to her
From Trinidad – Hope and Forgiveness Read More »
Are you a business owner interested in promoting your businesses? Do you know that podcasting is a great way to reach a broader audience? Are you aware of the many benefits associated with podcasting? Well essentially, as a business owner you can use a podcasts to talk about your products, services, and/or industry. Below I’ll
Are podcasts good for business? Read More »
Carolina Aponte migrated From Margarita Island in the Caribbean to Miami when 13, left Miami at 16 and returned when 20 . Her amazing story on how she became an successful accountant is worth your listen. Carolina Aponte is the founder of CAJA Holdings, LLC and Outsource Accounting provider in Indian Trail, NC. I consider
Margarita Island to Miami and Success Read More »
British born with Jamaican parents is how Angela Spence describes herself .The youngest of seven children , Angela talks candidly about how her life differed from those of her older siblings and gives tips on how to excel as the child of Jamaican immigrants in England. Angela Spence has worked in the Royal Borough of Kensington
Angela Spence- British and Jamaican Read More »
Do you want to start a podcast? Are you overwhelmed by the entire process and don’t know where to begin? It’s time to take the first step and JUST START. In today’s post, I’ll share some tips on how to start a podcast. Although the following steps are not exhaustive, I hope you learn a
How to Begin a Podcast Read More »
Talk to many immigrant women in the US and you will hear that America is often regarded as a land flowing with milk and honey; a place where your dreams come true. So, it is not surprising that millions of people from all over the world migrate to the U.S. in search of greener pastures.
America -The Land of Milk & Honey Read More »
Tesse Akpeki dreams, believes and achieves as an immigrant woman in the UK. Her story on how she was able to achieve success and become the CEO of Tesse Akpeki Associates Limited makes a compelling listen.
Dream Believe Achieve with Tesse Akpeki Read More »
Chinwe Ohajuruka is an award-winning architect, a social entrepreneur and the team leader of Comprehensive Design Services or CDS Housing. She considers herself a citizen of the world as she was born in Nigeria but lived and schooled in England, Nigeria and Scotland. Today we talk about her journey to the USA – it’s a lot
From Nigeria to the US Read More »
First, I wish my listeners a Happy New Year! I pray that 2021 is a year we step out of our comfort zones and face our fears. I decided that my second post for the year would be to enlighten Nigerian women on the benefits of podcasting. A podcast is an audio recording that touches
Why podcasts are beneficial to Nigerian women Read More »
A quick google search of female Nigerian immigrants to the U.S resulted in a disappointing lack of information. I was pretty sure that there was someone out there who had published several articles drawing attention to the many achievements of successful Nigerians in the USA. On digging more deeply, I came across an article with a
Nigerian Women in the US Read More »