David Arnsparger

Push Pull Podcast

History EN ↓ 148 episodes

This is a podcast hosted by David Arnsparger about the push and pull of human migration. It features his student's and their family history with migration.

Author

David Arnsparger

Category

History

Podcast website

redcircle.com

Latest episode

Mar 28, 2025

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Episodes

Tatum Scully's Family History 18.05.2023

Tatum will talk about her grandparents move from Ireland to America.

Jack Wimberley's Family History 17.05.2023

Jack will talk about his great great grandmother in the Oklahoma land rush.

Dominic Hott's Family History 17.05.2023

Dominic will talk about his 7th and 8th great grandparents and their migration from France to Canada.

Emma Dickinson's Family History 17.05.2023

Emma will talk about her father's family heritage and the Migration of the Alabama Creek Indians.

Ana Quick's Family History 17.05.2023

Anna will talk about both sides of her grandparents migration to America.

Disha Patel's Family History 17.05.2023

Disha will talk about how her family ended up in Alabama from India.

Paige Quarles's Family History 17.05.2023

Paige will talk about her grandfather's siblings and their migration to Chicago and Houston from Mississippi.

Luke Pawlus's Family History 17.05.2023

Luke will tell a story about his family migration from Italy to the U.S.

Susie Sorensen's Family History 17.05.2023

Susie will talk about her ancestors on the Oregon Trail.

Cheng Lin's Family History 17.05.2023

Cheng will talk about his grandpa's immigration with his family to the U.S.

Nasir Muhammad talks about the Great Migration 17.05.2023

Nasir will talk about the Migration of black people in the U.S.

Quynh Ngo's Family History 17.05.2023

Quynh will talk about her paternal uncle's migration to the U.S to avoid the Indochina War.

Claire Jeong's Family History 17.05.2023

Claire will talk about her parent's journey from South Korea to the United States.

Bella Garcia's Family History 17.05.2023

Bella will talk about her grandmother's migration from Uruguay to the United States.

Jay Mattes's Family History 17.05.2023

Jay will talk about his family's migration while in the military.

Daniel Hsu's Family History 17.05.2023

Daniel will talk about his mother's journey from China to America, and his father's journey from Taiwan to America.

Grayson Show's Family History 17.05.2023

Grayson will talk about his ancestor Malcom Macpherson who migrated from Scotland to North Carolina.

Lucy Bausano's Family History 17.05.2023

Lucy will talk about her great grandma Mary and grandad Charlie who immigrated to the U.S from Bausano Italy.

AnnaKate O'Donnell's Family History 17.05.2023

AnnaKate will talk about her ancestors coming from Ireland and England meeting in America for a new life.

Apollo Smith's Family History 16.05.2023

Apollo will talk about the migration of his military family and all the different places they ended up.

Ezra Bailey's Family History 16.05.2023

Ezra will tell the story of her extended families migration to America from the Philippines.

Cannon Spidle's family History 12.05.2023

Cannon will talk about Abraham LeRue's Migration.

Marina and Lucy Perez's Family History 08.05.2023

Marina and Lucy will tell a story about their Grandpa in the 1500's who moved for military purposes.

Jose Mendoza's Family History 08.05.2023

Jose will talk about his family migrating to the U.S from Venezuela.

Sahithi Mynampally's Family History 08.05.2023

Sahithi will talk about the story of her parents and their migration from India to the U.S.

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