The Ethnic Aisle

PART 2: Today’s guest is using an alias. As we conclude Michael's story, we’ll talk family dynamics, cultural exploration, mental health during the pandemic, and the journey onwards. A trigger warning for discussions of suicidal ideation.If you or anyone you know is experiencing suicidal ideation, reach out to the national hotline: 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline | Languages: English, Spanish | Hours: 24/7Stay up to date with all things Ethnic Aisle by following us on social media:Instagram: ⁠⁠@ethnicaislepodcast⁠⁠Facebook: ⁠⁠@ethnicaislepodcast⁠⁠This podcast is created, hosted, and produced by Sarah Luyengi. The audio has been edited by Alex @zsh_editor.

PART 1: Today’s guest will be using an alias. Michael, who works as a senior analyst, emigrated from the Philippines in the 90s. We’ll explore the different aisles of his life, including his time growing up in Manilla, navigating his cultural roots, and embracing his sexual identity. A trigger warning for discussions of suicidal ideation.If you or anyone you know is experiencing suicidal ideation, reach out to the national hotline: 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline | Languages: English, Spanish | Hours: 24/7Stay up to date with all things Ethnic Aisle by following us on social media:Instagram: @ethnicaislepodcastFacebook: @ethnicaislepodcastThis podcast is created, hosted, and produced by Sarah Luyengi. The audio has been edited by Alex @zsh_editor.

Part 2: Welcome to the final part of Jose’s story. We’ll learn more about the impact of violence throughout his upbringing and his journey to healing through art therapy. A trigger warning for discussions of domestic violence. Stay up to date with all things Ethnic Aisle by following us on social media:Instagram: ⁠⁠@ethnicaislepodcast⁠⁠Facebook: ⁠⁠@ethnicaislepodcast⁠⁠This podcast is created, hosted, and produced by Sarah Luyengi. The audio has been edited by Alex @zsh_editor.

Part 1: Meet Jose, a second generation Mexican immigrant. We’ll explore the different aisles of his life – from growing up in a challenging neighborhood and family dynamics to his road to healing and use of art as therapy. A trigger warning for discussion of domestic violence.Stay up to date with all things Ethnic Aisle by following us on social media:Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠@ethnicaislepodcast⁠⁠⁠Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠@ethnicaislepodcast⁠⁠⁠This podcast is created, hosted, and produced by Sarah Luyengi. The audio has been edited by Alex @zsh_editor.

Part 2: Welcome to part two of Wilmarie’s story. As we conclude her aisle, we’ll learn more about her work in environmental justice and how she shows up for her community.You can learn more about the Puerto Rican Arts Alliance, Humanities Action Lab, and the Puerto Rican Agenda of Chicago.Want to stay up to date about all things Ethnic Aisle? Follow us on social:Instagram: @ethnicaislepodcastFacebook: @ethnicaislepodcast This podcast is hosted and produced by Sarah Luyengi. The audio is edited by Ana S.

Part 1: Today we’re meeting Wilmarie, a Puerto Rican American based in Chicago. We’ll explore the different aisles of her life – from her early years in Puerto Rico to giving back to her community through her work in social and environmental justice.Want to stay up to date with The Ethnic Aisle? Follow us on social:Instagram: @ethnicaislepodcastFacebook: @ethnicaislepodcastThis podcast is hosted and produced by Sarah Luyengi. The audio was edited by Anas S.

Part 2: As we conclude Jameelah’s story, we’ll learn more about her trip to see her relatives in Jordan, her hope for the future, and her mental health journey.Want to stay up to date about all things Ethnic Aisle? Follow us on social:Instagram: @ethnicaislepodcastYouTube: @EthnicAisle This podcast is hosted and produced by Sarah Luyengi. The audio was edited by Anas S.

Part 1: Meet Jameelah! She's the daughter of a Palestinian father and Black American mother. We’ll explore the different aisles of her life, from honoring her parents and ancestry to examining her multiracial identity. You can learn more about the Nakba here.Want to stay up to date about all things Ethnic Aisle? Follow us on social:Instagram: @ethnicaislepodcastYouTube: @EthnicAisle This podcast is hosted and produced by Sarah Luyengi. The audio was edited by Anas S.