The Newcomers
Dozie Anyaegbunam, Brooke Finlay, Jerry Onyegide, NellaCome for the stories. Stay for the tips on starting life in a new country.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 90 | Subscribers | Read | thenewcomerspod.com |
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E56: Eyitayo Ogunmola is building a bridge from Naija to the rest of the world
For some people, and I would say for me to an extent, immigrating meant just leaving Nigeria with no clear idea if we would ever go back. Not for Eyitayo Ogunmola, founder of Utiva, a technology talent development startup.
E55: Gwen Lafage thinks we underestimate how culture influences us
Gwen Lafage is what I would call a serial immigrant. She's lived in the UK, the United States, Sweden, and then back to the United States.
E54: Tobi Oluwole is living life on his terms
If there’s one person that exemplifies that statement, it’s Tobi Oluwole.
E53: Maryam Atoyebi thinks the pandemic made it harder for immigrants to settle down
The COVID-19 pandemic was a strange time. Loved ones falling sick. Then passing away. The lockdowns. The terror from not knowing who had the virus and who didn't. The social isolation.
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