48 episodes
Mosaic The Public's Radio
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4.8 • 63 Ratings
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Mosaic is a podcast that explores immigration and identity in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, a region that traces the history of American immigration back to the early days of colonization.
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Therapy in two worlds
A conversation with therapist Sandra Victorino LMHC about her life and the complexities and benefits of treating mental health from a bicultural perspective.
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God Talks To An Agnostic
A conversation with playwright and director Don Mays, who has created a space for a theatrical examination of Christianity in Black and brown communities with his latest audio play.
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Indelibly Alien
Asian Americans are seen as perpetual “aliens” in this country. Professor Robert Lee explains how that leads to violence.
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Special Encore: The Last Jewish Bakery In Rhode Island
Murray Kaplan learned how to bake from his father, who learned how to bake from his father, who started the family bakery in 1917 after coming over from Russia. After this weekend, Murray will officially be retired.
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Juan García, Part II: The Birth of an Organizer
Juan García’s story concludes in Providence, where he finds direction defending immigrant communities.
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Juan García, Part I: Journey From Bananaland
Part one of Juan Garcia’s life tells a history of revolution, migration, and the strength of the human spirit.
Customer Reviews
Excelente!
Me encanta este podcast! Una muy buena manera de conocer las historias de nuestros inmigrantes en Rhode Island.
Local History, Our National Experience
I heard a episode on NPR and had to subscribe! This is an example of an individual Public Radio station sharing local history and current events with implications for our national experience! An offering to be proud of from The Public's Radio (Rhode Island Public Radio)!
Riveting! Striking, Well Told Stories A Must Listen!
This pod cast is phenomenal and the stories about people and immigration are filled with the depth, truth and complexity of life. I love the hosts! I found Alex Nunes to ask the questions I had in my mind. He also seemed down to earth and skilled at connection with people. I appreciated Ana Gonzalez voice and storytelling. All and all this is an Art Piece with all the right parts calling out to Americans to pay attention to immigration with all the ways it is affect our whole human heart.