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Bonus 2: Our Panel at the REIMAGINE virtual festival
We bring you In My Country’s panel discussion at the REIMAGINE Virtual Festival held in November 2020 for our second bonus episode of the season. NOTE: You should listen to this ep...
Bonus 1: Alyas on our Aus Pod Awards win
Adam reconnects with Alyas Taqawi, our very first guest of the season. Alyas reflects on In My Country’s win at the 2020 Australian Podcast Awards (we’re still in shock) and how st...
6. Liliana
In the final episode of the season, Adam talks to Liliana Maria, the daughter of Marcela Cornejo who was featured in our last episode. Liliana reflects on the journey of...
5. Marcela
We’d be impressed if you’ve ever met a woman gutsier than Marcela Cornejo, from Chile. In our fifth episode, Pia talks to Marcela about her activism against Chile’s dict...
4. Tenzin
Adam talks to self-described accidental activist Tenzin Choegyal in episode 4. Accidental activist is an incredibly humble description for a man who has done so much in his life to...
3. Iago: Part Two
Adam chats with Iago in our third episode. Please note, Iago's episode has been divided into two parts. This is part two. Please make sure to listen to part one first to hear ...
3. Iago: Part One
Adam chats with Iago in our third episode. Please note, Iago's episode has been divided into two parts. This is part one. Iago was born in Iraq and spent his adoles...
2. Faisa
Join Pia's conversation with Faisa Adan in our second episode. Faisa is a person who wears many hats: community worker, entrepreneur, muslim, and woman of big idea...
1. Alyas
In our first episode, we meet Alyas Taqawi. Alyas was born in Afghanistan and arrived in Australia on a boat in 2010. In his episode, Alyas examines his experiences with ident...
Welcome to 'In My Country'
Coming in July 2020, In My Country shares the stories of six Aussies who came to Australia as refugees or asylum seekers, in their own words. Join Faisa, Alyas, Tenzin, Marcel...
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