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Podcast CAMINA

Podcast CAMINA

Written by: CAMINA Crew (Volunteers)
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CAMINA: Conversations About Migration in Northern Arizona explores the stories of new Arizonans and their families. We're shifting the narrative, focusing on our new neighbors voices and their contributions. Real stories. Real people facing the challenges and opportunities of starting over in Arizona. Each episode ends with “2 Facts and an Act," offering practical information you can use.CAMINA Crew (Volunteers) Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Eriko Embraces Her Heritage
    May 15 2026

    Eriko Hirokawa talks to us about finding her way to Arizona from Kyota. Her path was not a straight one - she came to the US to study and then found her way into the restaurant business.

    She may not have intended to be an entrepreneur, but you can hear in her quiet voice a love of challenge.

    What sounds familiar to you about her finally realizing her strengths when she was able to accept her differences?


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    40 mins
  • Roots of Community
    Apr 18 2026

    Cieren Saadeh is a mid-westerner with a mid-east perspective who brings her extensive background in community journalism to Prescott College in Arizona.


    She and the college's students are strengthening Prescott's roots - both literally (there's a gardening group!) and metaphorically (finding cultural history in old maps) .


    And, depending on the recipe, there may be culinary roots as well. You'll find a link to the Peas & Justice Cookbook on our website: www.podcastCAMINA.com.

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    39 mins
  • Why Stories Matter
    Mar 17 2026

    David Damian Figueroa grew up in Arizona along the border -- talent got him from the cotton fields to the big city. He still identifies with the "we" of the Mexican immigrants he grew up with and now makes documentaries to share their stories and those of the humanitarians building community in his home state.

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    38 mins
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