Net Migrations: A Pittsburgh Immigrant Soccer Podcast

Eric sits down with fellow Open Field coach mentor/CMU graduate Leo Awodey and co-host Yusuph Ulomi to discuss the importance of community, mental health struggles, and what role universities play in local ecosystems.

Eric sits down with Nat Baako, the board treasurer for Connecting Passes, Scoring Goals - a non-profit which aims to provide playing opportunities at the club level for youth of families who are unable to afford the cost and fees associated with participating in club soccer, at limited or no cost. Born and raised in Ghana, Nat is currently a youth soccer coach with Beadling Soccer Club and staff member for the Beadling 1898 Skill Development Program.

This episode, Eric sits down with Yusuph Ulomi, an artist, entrepreneur, and co-founder of XLiberator Network, a non-profit with a mission to provide organizational support to community based organizations.

Welcome to Pittsburgh's first ever podcast centered on the immigrant soccer community - enjoy!

This episode, Eric talks with Pascal "Kalito" Bikanura, the coach of the CCAC Men's soccer team and Program Director of Pittsburgh Soccer in the Community, about topics ranging from family separation to college soccer to religion. Here's the link to the CCAC Men's Soccer Program website.

This episode, Eric sits down with Justin Forzano, the founder and CEO of Open Field - a non-profit which provides free soccer programming for refugee and immigrant youth. They discuss topics ranging from him selling his car to live in Cameroon for five months to the evolution of his organization. Here's the link to Open Field's website.

This episode, Eric chats with Haji Muya, a filmmaker, producer, and founder of the Pittsburgh Soccer in the Community (PSC) Adult Soccer League, from topics ranging from his journey to the U.S. to the American youth soccer system to the creation of his documentary. Here's the link to the PSC Adult Soccer League Facebook page.