An Immigrant’s Life

In this Episode, I talked to a real-life superwoman, Janice Atutubo-Harrelson. She came on to tell her story about her favorite superheroes, her “serendipitous” decision to migrate to Dubai, that eventually gave her an opportunity to migrate to Kuwait, her fear & views of living in a conservative Muslim state as a woman, her eventual move to America, and how she loves living in New York.  YouT...

Another solodeep episode, this time I tackled challenges of a long-distance relationship. I enumerated seven factors that give strains to LDR (as the cool kids calls it), I also gave examples of each factor, gave my personal advice regarding the topic, and of course, I told some personal stories that pertains to the topic.       Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher,...

Philippines' Jack of All Trades: Robert “Bobby-Mitz” Goingco      On this episode, I talked to one my OG’s, Robert “Bobby-Mitz” Goingco. We talked about the rise and fall of his family business, selling weed, how hard it was to get a job in the Philippines, why he traded his managerial position in the Philippines to be a gas attendant in Canada, being a husband and a dad across the pacific, ge...

On this episode, I spoke to the religious and creative, Kaith Chan. We talked about Britain handing back Hong Kong to China, his mom's mistake resulting to teachers calling him "shampoo", how he got his name, being proud to be Chinese-Canadian, his outlook on being a "model minority", and his relationships with white girls that caused his parents' panic.     You can find it...

On this episode, I went solodeep. I talked about “Stages of Culture Shock” and how it affects immigrants, I also talked about actions one can do to lessen its impact & I told some personal stories that pertained to my culture shock experience.     You can find it on @iTunes, @Spotify, @Stitcher, @Googlepodcast, or https://redcircle.com/shows/an-immigrants-life , and I would love to hear your t...

On this episode, we talked to wife and mom extraordinaire, Tracey Young. She came on to talked about her time in Sweden as an exchange student, soup that looks like sausages, politeness of Swedes, how gorgeous Swedish people are, and how weird reverse culture shock was for her.

I can't think of a better person to launch my podcast with, other than my very first friend in Canada: Maqueller "Fay" Davis. We talked about her first time seeing snow, difficulties she faced moving to Quebec, being racially profiled, challenges of being a single mom, and the problems she's having transferring her daughter from French school to English School.

Did you know that since 2015, there are 300,000 immigrants entering Canada per year? Did you also know that between 2015 and 2019, there are 14 immigrants per 1000 people in Canada? A big part of the population that sometimes still feels unheard and misunderstood. Hello, my name is Aeron Dellosa. I immigrated to Canada almost two decades ago. And this is “An Immigrant’s Life”. A new podcast about...