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Immigrant Talk by Dj Oskino

Immigrant Talk by Dj Oskino

By: Dj Oskino
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 free willing discussions on how the culture influence or affect the way people make decisions or view life.Dj Oskino Social Sciences
Episodes
  • 1st generation Nigerian American brothers Chimdu & Chinweiken

    1st generation Nigerian American brothers Chimdu & Chinweiken
    May 23 2024
    In this captivating podcast episode, I sat down with Chimdu and Chinweiken, first-generation Nigerian American brothers, to delve into their unique experiences. We explored a wide range of topics, including discipline, education, food, personal viewpoints, and self-expression. Tune in to gain insights into their fascinating journey as Nigerian Americans! 🎙️🌟
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    35 mins
  • My Story as an Immigrant

    My Story as an Immigrant
    Apr 22 2021
    Osa (CEO of Double o studio) hosted and produced this episode. His guest Dj oskino is the creator of Immigrant Talk.
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    1 hr
  • Disconnecting from my Dominican root as a kid due to circumstances beyond my control.

    Disconnecting from my Dominican root as a kid due to circumstances beyond my control.
    Apr 9 2021
    On this episode, our Special Guest Sulai a Retired Navy Veteran/Real-estate Investor/Truck Driver is a Dominican American (Father is Dominican Mother is African American). We discussed about her childhood and how due to reasons beyond her control, the opportunity to infuse herself deeply into the Dominican culture was taken from her.
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    58 mins

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