Adam Burke (Ireland, UK)

An episode of the Broken English: Firsthand Immigration stories podcast, hosted by Broken English, titled "Adam Burke (Ireland, UK)" was published on April 17, 2017.

April 17, 2017 · Broken English: Firsthand Immigration stories

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This episode I sit down with Stand Up Comedian and NPR regular Adam Burke. He’s a brilliant guy who was born in Australia, raised in Ireland and moved to London during theie Civil War. He eventually made it to the US, living in Dallas and then finally Chicago. Along with his story we talk politics, […]

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