There were so many aspects of Anna's personal story that I found interesting that it was hard to decide what to leave out. I must admit...

As any of you who follow my podcast will know, I frequently ask my subjects about their childhood and upbringing. This is the time of...

There have been numerous interviews where I have felt like there was so much more we could have talked about and that my final edit...

This was my first attempt at interviewing a couple, I hadn't really been able to do it before easily, but now I have a new microphone...

If you look at the history of migration across the world, one of the common threads you see is how migrants bring both new skills and a...

Sometimes in these interviews that I do, the thing that I think is going to be interesting, doesn't end up being much of a focus but then...

The Democratic Republic of Congo is a big country, the second-largest in Africa, and also one of the most populous. It's also rich in...

It's interesting that when I sit down with people for the podcast and ask them to tell me a bit about their life story, there is often a...

Mauritius is a small and quite remote set of islands in the Indian Ocean, and some 2000km off the coast of the African mainland. So...

I think Honduras is the first country I've come across about which I've realised that I knew almost nothing, apart from the most basic...

Ecuadoreans are another one of those nationalities that I didn't really expect to find in Tasmania, but doing so gave me an opportunity...

It is, of course, impossible to fully encapsulate all the aspects of a nation or culture in a single podcast, especially in regards to a...

After a mostly quiet and frustrating January as far as the podcast goes, things have really burst into a hive of activity in the last few...

The change of year is often a time for reflection and taking stock, of reflecting back on the year that was and making plans and...

The header for this episode is actually a direct quote from Davor, and I thought it was not only an excellent way to sum up his story,...

Poland has been one of the major sources of migrants to Tasmania since 1947 and many Poles came in the 1950s and 60s to work as labourers...

This was the second interview I did in Devonport and I had heard a bit of Piera's story in advance that I thought it had some features...

I finally made my first foray outside of Southern Tasmania and Launceston to do a couple of interviews in Devonport, Tasmania's third...

Words like "resilience" and "inspirational" are perhaps overused expressions these days, but resilience just seemed to be the perfect...

One of the really fascinating things about doing this podcast over the last year or so has been hearing stories that give you a window...