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Kuwentuhan: an immigrant story-telling project
by Marlina Gonzalez & Ramon Hough
Immigrants share their stories and tell listeners about their journeys from home to a new land, why they left home, and what they think of where they are today.
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Episode 4 - Interview with Mary Ann Prado, Gani Stevens, and Jemel Stevens
Mary Ann discusses her journey from the Philippines to the U.S.; Gani discusses basketball and possibly playing in the Philippines, the tragic loss of a high school friend, and more; Jemel and Mary Ann discuss how they met and what it's like raising two black and Filipino sons.
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