In this episode of Falconcast, we’re talking about the Iranian Revolution. We will have a special interview with Matthew’s father, who immigrated out of Iran in 1984. Sources used in this podcast: Middle Eastern Institute, Al Jazeera, Brookings, The L.A. Times, and Encyclopedia Britannica.

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A Tale from the Iranian Revolution

In this episode of Falconcast, Marcus, Kian, and Sutton discuss South African emigration. They look into migrants' origin, destination, visas, migration reasons, and the effect of migrations. We will hear from a South Africa-US migrant. Sources include Human Rights Watch, New World Immigration, Wikipedia, Eldis, The Moguldom Nation, and BusinessTech.

The South African Brain Drain

In this episode of Falconcast, hosts Eston and Christian talk about the Greek Civil War with much insight from their esteemed guest and grandfather of Eston, Dr. James Kallins. Dr. Kallins fought in this war and then immigrated to America. While Eston and Christian discuss Dr. Kallins’ experiences, they dive into what it really means to be an American and live in such a land of opportunity.

From the Greek Civil War to the Land of Opportunity

In this episode of Falconcast, Gabby, Rachel, and Charlotte discuss emigration from Venezuela to the United States as well as interview three generations of a Venezuelan family. This episode will give background information on the history of Venezuela and how it politically and economically crumbled to the society it is today. Sources include LA Times, CBS News, Al Jazeera, as well as Gabby's mom, Flavia, another Venezuelan immigrant. 

The Collapse of Venezuela

In this episode of Falconcast we explore the immigration of European Jews during the Holocaust. We’ll lead you through the journey where you’ll learn of the history of the Third Reich and walk in the steps of Jews as the Nuremberg Laws crept over them. You will then go on Board the SS Louis and many other ships that sailed seas to be able to feel the torments of the Jews. 

Escaping the Holocaust

In this episode of Falconcast, Trinity, Sophia, and Natalie discuss immigration to the U.S. from Mexico. After some discussion of the topic and looking at surprising statistics, they welcome a special guest to discuss a very personal story. Sources include Pew Research, the Library of Congress, and Migration Policy Institute.

A Journey From Mexico

In this episode of Falconcast, we're discussing a history of Japanese immigration to the U.S. during and after World II. Today you will hear the awe-inspiring story of Yoko Kobayashi, a brave individual who faced many hardships throughout her journey to America, during World War II. Our sources include history.com, worldbookonline, and newsela.com.

My Grandmother's Journey From Japan

In this episode of Falconcast, Hudson, Logan, and Leo talk about the Lost Boys of Sudan. We will go over their background, their journey, and their life after. We will also listen to one of the Boys themselves speak. Our sources include the International Rescue Committee, 60 Minutes, and UNICEF.

The Lost Boys of Sudan, Their Past and Present

In this episode of Falconcast with the SQUAD, we will be talking about Western immigration in the U.S. We will explore the Louisiana Purchase, Lewis and Clark’s journey, the Oregon Trail, and the beginning and end of the California Gold Rush. We will find out some of the risks travelers took while traveling, and why so many were willing to take them. Our sources include Encyclopedia Britannica, the National Oregon and California Trail Center, and USHistory.org.

Migrating West

In this episode of Falconcast we learn about the Cuban Revolution and how it caused people of Cuba to immigrate to neighboring countries, mainly the U.S. We dig deeper into how life was like during that time for Cubans and hear a heart-felt interview with a Cuban immigrant. Our sources include history.com, britannica.com, cfr.org, and more.

A Tale of Cuba and America

In this episode of Falconcast, Ava talks about the Iranian Revolution and how it causes people to migrate to America. And also we have interviews from people who had to migrate and why. This episode also talks about the mix of government and religion, as well as equality, and how Iran is today.

A Family's Story of Leaving Iran

In this episode of Falconcast you will learn the history of Honduras, as well as the violence and financial issues. You will also hear the thoughts and opinions of an immigrant from Honduras and the answers to many questions you might be wondering. Our sources include Newsela, wikipedia, AJS, and a Honduran Immigrant.

Escaping the Northern Triangle

In this episode we explore immigration from Vietnam to America following the Vietnam War. We explore what led up to the fall of South Vietnam and what allowed the North to take over Vietnam as a whole. We then get a chance to hear from a surviving immigrant that shares how she got to America and how her life has changed. Our sources include history.com, epicureandculture.com, and kqed.org.

Fleeing Vietnam for a Better Life

In this episode of Falconcast, Evee discusses where the Holocaust came from and its effects on Europe's Jewish population. She gives some background before talking to her grandfather about his experience escaping Europe.

The Holocaust

In this episode of Falcon Cast, we will dive deep into the Gold Rush. From how it started, to the journey getting there, and what life was like in California. Then we interview a real-life gold miner! Our sources were Gold Fever, The California Gold Rush, Kidport Reference Library, History.com, and Norwich University.

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A podcast series about immigration. All episodes were researched, written, recorded, and produced by the 8th grade students at St. Mary's School, an IB World School in Orange County, California.

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A Tale from the Iranian Revolution

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