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In this episode, we explore how Disney’s Lilo & Stitch reflects the immigrant experience. From fleeing persecution and feeling like an outsider to discovering belonging in unexpected places, the film tells a powerful story of resilience, identity, and acceptance.

Join us as we do something a little different and dive into Season 1 of the beloved sitcom Kim’s Convenience. We explore the heartfelt portrayal of the immigrant experience, the vibrant integration of Korean culture in everyday life, and the authentic highs and lows of family dynamics.

In this episode, we sit down with Saaid Abdukadir—a survivor of the 2019 Christchurch mosque attacks. Saaid shares his powerful story of resilience, reflecting on the day that changed his life forever. He opens up about the loss of his father, his thoughts on the attacker, and how he has found strength and healing through family and faith.

In this episode, Ann Pattison shares what it’s like to move across the world for love. She reflects on her passion for midwifery, the American traditions she continues to celebrate, and the experience of building a life far from home.

In this episode, we’re joined by Kim Georgine, founder and director of Cat House Films. Kim talks about her American upbringing, her career in the American film and television industry, her experiences moving to New Zealand, and the treatment of immigrants in recent months under the Trump administration.

In the first episode of Moving Stories Season 3, I’m thrilled to be joined by my wonderful new co-host, Derian, as we chat with the lovely Gaye Gemmill. Gaye shares her story of immigration—the challenges, the joys, and the journey of building a life in a new country. She reflects on the 2011 Christchurch earthquake, her memories of Wales, and highlights the things that make New Zealand feel like a second home.

In this special episode, my producer and editor, Derian, and I reflect on the past two years of Moving Stories, sharing some of our favourite moments. We revisit standout clips and explore the stories that left a lasting impact.

In this episode, I continue my conversation with Derian as we explore his experiences travelling the world, connecting with family overseas, and navigating the dynamics of an interracial relationship.

In this episode, I sit down with my producer and editor, Derian. We chat about his memories of the UK, growing up in New Zealand, and the challenges of fitting in when you don’t sound like everyone else

In this episode, Nghi Dinh & Tri Phung recount their journeys from Vietnam to New Zealand sharing their story of how they first met, and discuss the launch of their joint business venture, '1999 House of Nails'.