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On this episode of Banterly, Aidan & Maya break down With Love, Meghan—from its cozy vibes to the internet drama—plus, why the media just can’t quit Meghan & Harry. 🎙️✨ Tune in now! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wit…

From family expectations to dating app disasters, comedian Richard Sarvate shares hilarious and cringe-worthy stories about modern romance. Don’t miss this episode of love-ly 🔗 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i-t…

In this episode of Sportly, Kavitha Davidson unpacks how running became a lifestyle flex, a status symbol, and even a way to find love. But who’s still left out of the picture? Tune in now! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/run…

On Banterly, Aidan dives into Lady Gaga’s MAYHEM, her evolution, top tracks, and that one time he (almost?) met her. Plus, Gaga vs. Taylor—who reigns supreme? 👀🎶 Tune in now! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/on-…

GIVEAWAY ALERT! We’re giving away a copy of The Magnificent Ruins by Nayantara Roy! linktr.ee/Immigrantlypod… - Follow and leave a review here!

Why are some people called expats while others are immigrants for the same migration? One label is glamorized, the other often othered. Have you seen or experienced this bias? Share your thoughts below! ⬇️ And don’t forget to tune in to this week’s episode with Beatriz Nour!

This week on Love-ly, Mehak gets real about dating outside her culture—and her comfort zone. After calling off a long-distance romance, she’s done settling. Enter comedian Mariza Brussolo! They dive into cross-cultural love, traditional values, and why finding a real gentleman is

Wishing everyone celebrating a joyful and peaceful Eid! At Immigrantly, we honor the diverse experiences that shape our world, and today, we celebrate the unity that Eid brings. From our team to you—Eid Mubarak! 🌙✨

In this adrenaline-fueled episode of Sportly, host Kavitha Davidson dives into the centuries-old Indian sport making global waves. From mythological origins to the Pro Kabaddi League, meet fearless raiders, strategic defenders, & barrier-breaking women changing the game. Ready to

Success isn’t just about hard work—it’s about access. In our latest episode, we dive into Texas-Style Exclusion with authors Jennifer Hook & James Bachmeier, uncovering how Texas systematically blocked Mexican Americans from education & opportunity. The legacy of exclusion still

March is here, and so is our latest Immigrantly newsletter! From dating chaos to cultural identity and even Lady Gaga’s mayhem—there’s something for everyone. Tap the link in bio to subscribe & dive in! 🔗

Are robots the future, or should we be scared? This week, Aidan sits down with Maddi Koch to talk The Electric State—the Russo brothers’ $350M AI-fueled spectacle. Was it worth the budget, or just another case of Hollywood “executive dysfunction”? Listen now to hear their hot

What’s more terrifying: AI taking over or a $350M movie flopping? This week, Aidan and Maddi Koch break down The Electric State—from ideal robot sidekicks to Hollywood’s obsession with telling audiences what to love. Tune in now! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pov…

Happy Easter from Immigrantly. May today’s spirit of renewal inspire us to keep sharing stories that bring us closer together.

Immigrantly is part of the #YaleInnovation25 Virtual Showcase and I’ll also be speaking at an event! Grateful to be among this year’s innovators in #arts, #tech, #climate, and more. Come Join me at CT’s biggest entrepreneurship summit 🔗 yaleventures.swoogo.com/yale-innovatio…

Introducing Saadia Khan, Signal Awards Judge and founder of Immigrantly 🎧🎙❤️. With a bold podcast slate and roots in human rights, she’s reshaping how we hear stories of identity. Think your show deserves the spotlight? Enter by May 9: signalaward.com/?utm_campaign=…

With Hyphenly, our latest newsletter series, we’re curating the powerful, messy, beautiful stories of immigrants and their descendants—stories that deserve to be seen, heard, and celebrated. Come join us as we add another gem to a movement we started years ago—one that’s growing