S2 E12. Love Made Me Do It ft. Christiané

S2 E13: Habits, Mindfulness & Boundaries for 2026 ft. Sibu

In this reflective episode, we sit down with Sibu, a South African accountant and wellness coach based in Manchester, to unpack what wellness truly looks like for immigrant women navigating career pressure, identity shifts, burnout, and major life transitions.

S2 E12. Love Made Me Do It ft. Christiané

In this festive and heartfelt episode, we sit down with Christiané, an American immigrant from Los Angeles who moved to the UK for love. From meeting her now-husband in a bar in LA, navigating a long-distance international relationship, to getting married by Elvis in Las Vegas, Christiana shares her honest and often hilarious journey.

S2 E11: How to Prepare for the 2026 UK Job Market ft. Deborah

In this inspiring episode of The Chronicles of an Immigrant, Mo sits down with Deborah Brown — a Nigerian immigrant, IT Procurement Specialist, and Career Coach — as she shares her journey of relocating to the UK, preparing early, securing interviews before arrival, navigating rejection, and building a resilient mindset. She also breaks down how immigrants can stand out in interviews, choose the right career path, balance career and family, and adapt to the new ILR salary changes. Whether you’re already in the UK or planning your move, this episode offers practical, empowering strategies to help you thrive.

S2 E10: Advice for International Students in the UK ft. Aman

Great to be back after the mid-season break! If you're new to the UK, this episode is for you. Aman shares his journey from India to Lancaster University, offering honest insights every international student can relate to. From preparing before you arrive and building strong networks to separating emotions from actions, making sacrifices, and staying resilient. Aman's story is filled with practical lessons on how to thrive, seize opportunities, and grow beyond your comfort zone✨

S2 E9: She Got Global Talent Visa as a Chorister ft. Ultimate

🎤 Ever imagined getting the UK’s Global Talent Visa simply by singing in your church choir? Sounds impossible, right? Well, meet Ultimate — a lawyer by profession, but it was her passion for music and consistent service in the choir that opened the door to her UK residency!