I always wondered what is the dynamic between siblings as TCK and had the amazing opportunity to sit with Sarah, Luke and Lily.

I have an awesome conversation with the founder of a multicultural clothing brand and he shares his life and what inspired him to get there

To me Chino is the guy who has lived so many lives. He is an avid coffee lover and is passionate about ministry and the next generation. He also happens to be grow up a cross cultural kid and that has added so much to his story

Isabella had a unique upbringing as a first generation filipino American. Even though she was the outcast the majority of her life, she found a way to embrace the cultures that made her who she is today.

Gianna grew up as a missionary kid and she shares on the podcast on some of the mental, social and spiritual challenges a person can experience in that setting.

I get the wonderful privilege to speak with Tanya Crossman a researcher who’s passionate about TCKs. You can reach her at on instagram @the misunderstoodtck don’t to follow our page too @livingwithnoroots

On this episode I invited my not so little sister share her story about being a third culture kid

We are back with a new season and it’s a good one. I always thought that people had the same approach to food, until I came to the U.S….

In this episode, I talk about some feelings that rise up around the holiday season. I also review 2023 and cast a vision for 2024

In this episode I get the wonderful opportunity to catch up with my friend Liam. We also discussed his research that brings a philosophical approach to heritage. If you want connect with him you can find him on IG: @liamsibai

I have been very hesitant to share my thoughts about the war in Palestine. Which is honestly nothing new. I haven’t been feeling really well so the quality may not be the greatest, but I wanted to challenge my brothers and sisters. You should follow @shibifeed for more sound Christian perspective.

I had an amazing conversation with Niane. He is a Senegalese expat who grew up in Syria and Lebanon. Believe it or not we grew up in the same neighborhoods but somehow never met each other which is funny. Connect with him on his Social Media platforms @itsniane

This episode is part 2 to our Kafala system episode. Anamê is a passionate person who not only strategize to empower but also mobilize the migrant community to see themselves beyond the identity of a domestic worker. Connect with Anamê on IG: @lgnangue

When you grow up in a ministry driven family, you support your parents yeses to ministry opportunities. Some of them are easy but others may require you to move across the world and become a Missionary Kid (MK). Cameron and I discuss his experience as an MK and how we can best support other MKs

The Kafala system is a form of modern slavery that exists in the Middle East. I will be discussing with Kareem Nofal this pressing topic. Follow @armlebanon for more information.

I invited Markian to come and chat with me. He shared a lot about his passion to learn and discover culture. As a TCK and content creator, her brings laughter, education and comfort to his audience. IG: @Markianb, YouTube : Markian, IG : @livingwithnoroots, email: ochiengablog@gmail.com

It’s Ivory Coast’s Independence Day and I have struggled a lot with the idea of being Ivorian. Can I be patriotic? What does it mean to be Ivorian?

After a long impromptu hiatus, I finally was able to come back. On this episode, I wanted I talk about the things I wish I knew before embarking myself on the expat journey. Hopefully it will be helpful to all my fellow expats out there.

On this episode I invite my friend Kangwa to share her experience being a first generation African American.

Labels are used everywhere and all the time to identify objects, people, people groups. However, not all terms are universally used or accepted. In this episode I explain why the term African American/black is not applicable to me.