Family Speaks Every Language
What if the most powerful immigration story you heard this week came from a picture book?
Jacqueline Alcantara is a first-generation American and award-winning illustrator who has lived the experiences she draws. She's the author of Tíos and Primos — a children's book pulled from her own childhood …
Who’s Watching the Pool? The J-1 Visa and America's Lifeguard Problem
Your neighborhood pool may be short-staffed this summer — and the reason probably isn't what you think. Lauren Clarke sits down with Mark Overmann, Executive Director of the Alliance for International Exchange, to unpack the quiet crisis hitting seasonal businesses from the Jersey Shore to the Ozar…
Episode 76-Lacrosse player Lauren Clarke
Sooner Baseball are the champs in OklaOmaha, mens gym competing on the world stage, softball portal news, mens golf and more! Stay tuned for my conversation with this week’s guest Lauren Clarke of Women’s Lacrosse!
This show is sponsored by Marvin’s place , A FINE ART GALLERY AND LISTENING ROOM, L…
Forbes 250: Inside America's Most Successful Living Immigrants List
As America counts down to its 250th birthday, Forbes is counting something else: the 250 most successful living immigrants in the country. In this episode, host Lauren Clarke sits down with Forbes Senior Editor Alex Knapp, co-editor of the new Forbes 250: America's Most Successful Living Immigrants…
The TPS Deadline Chaos — What It Actually Means
Work permits for TPS holders from Haiti, Syria, and five other countries expire July 17th and 24th — dates that have already shifted twice. Plenty of shows are re-litigating the Supreme Court's ruling. We're asking a harder question: what actually happens right now to the workers and businesses cau…
Duration of Status: What Changes September 15
For nearly 50 years, international students could stay in the United States as long as they continued to make progress in their programs. No fixed deadline. A PhD candidate who needed a sixth year could take it. A doctor could finish a residency and move into a fellowship. An adviser at the school …
August 14, 2026: Transformational Spatial Sounds
The northern and southern Berkshires are coming together to take advantage of the future of sound both in listening technology and composition. Tonight, August 14th at Studio 9 in North Adams, five fellows from the Tanglewood Music Center will show works they’ve been developing to take advantage of…
H-2A Wage Bombshell
The wage floor for H-2A got rewritten on August 3, 2026, and farm workers stand to lose up to $5.4 billion a year. The worker protection rule is rescinded, demand is at a record high, and a federal court just called the whole thing unlawful. LJ D'Arrigo, Immigration Practice Leader at Harris Beach …
The Embassy Chef: Every Day's a Learning Day
What is a plate of food supposed to do in a room full of diplomats? Make the room go quiet.
Craig Harnden was seven when he asked his mother what you call someone who cooks for a living. From packet cake mixes in a Bristol kitchen, he went on to Michelin-starred kitchens in England — including seve…
Ep. 25 - Our Final Episode: Why Medics are like Jellyfish and the Ocean
This is our final episode of the Fully Well Doc Pod!
THANK YOU so much for listening and being part of our podcast. And THANK YOU to all of the amazing guests that gave us their time and shared their experiences and wisdom with us.
In this episode, Natasha & Emily explain that nothing bad has h…
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