Vocal Sound Healing With Tatiana Moreno

Tatiana is a vocal sound healer and was born in Ecuador. She shares that growing up in Educador was a positive experience, but her desire to learn English drew her to move to the US with the Au Pair Program. Tatiana completed two years of the program because, after the first year, she didn’t feel…
From the Cold War to Coloring Books with Bibi LeBlanc

Bibi LeBlanc was born in the American Sector of West Berlin, Germany. She usually has to explain what that actually means. She owns a marketing agency that creates coloring books for businesses! Bibi shares her experience of homeschooling her three boys and taking them to Costa Rica so they would learn Spanish. But also a…
Challenges of Becoming a Plastic Surgeon as an Immigrant with Dr. John Mesa

Dr. John Mesa was born in Colombia. He shares about moving to Venezuela with his family during the oil boom and living there for a few years before returning to Colombia. From a young age, Dr. Mesa knew he wanted to be a plastic surgeon, but he knew it had to be in the US….
The Heart Coach with Rooya

Rooya was born in Afghanistan and remembers they had electricity at one point, and then they didn’t. During the time that communism was taking over, she remembers if people were caught fleeing or speaking out against communism, they were executed. She shares their journey, going across the desert for three days and four nights to…
Why I Decided to Create a Podcast Course

When I launched The American Dream in The Eyes of Immigrants, I had no idea how much I would fall in love with podcasting. What started as a passion project quickly turned into an award-winning show listened to in over 100 countries. A few months after starting my podcast, I realized how many people struggle…
Ways to Support The American Dream in The Eyes of Immigrants Podcast and Why Each is Important

If you listen to podcasts, you may hear a list of ways to support the show at the beginning or end of an episode. These usually consist of leaving a review, rating the show, sharing the episode on social media, signing up for the newsletter, or subscribing to the show. Those are all great ways…
Why You Should Use Pinterest For Marketing

When it comes to marketing your podcast, Pinterest may not be the first platform that comes to mind. However, Pinterest has established itself as a powerful marketing tool for driving blog traffic and increasing brand visibility, so why not use it for your podcast? Today, I’m sharing why you should consider Pinterest as a marketing…
This Latina Travels with Bianca Alba

I recently had the opportunity to speak with Bianca Alba, the founder of This Latina Travels. This brand motivates and breaks barriers so more women of color can travel, too. Bianca shares her traveling experience and tips on her website, newsletter, and podcast of the same name. In her episode, Bianca shared her experience of…
Moving From the Philippines as a Fiancé With Kristy Yoder

I spoke with Kristy, the host of The Master Delegator Podcast and owner of a virtual assistant agency. Kristy is from the Philippines and moved to the U.S. after meeting her husband on a Christian dating app. She started her business back home in the Philippines and was able to continue her agency after moving….
Amigas Collective Founder Diana Rubi

Today’s story is from Diana Rubi. Diana is a creator born in Mexico but raised here in the US. She shares her story of her family’s decision to come to the US and how her dad’s employer sponsored him and the family for residency. Lastly, we talk about her creative endeavors. From Mexico to the…