This episode is a conversation with Tenshi Nakamura, an alum of the University of Evansville and an English teacher in Japan. Tenshi moved to Japan in January of 2020 to connect with her heritage as a Japanese American and teach English. Shortly after her arrival, coronavirus happened, and she is learning to navigate her new environment amidst dealing with a pandemic. Summer and Tenshi talk about her experience living in Japan teaching English, Japan's reaction to coronavirus, her reasons to moving Japan at this time in her life and more.&nbsp;
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Muslim Representation in Media

The media misconstrues the stories of diverse people. As a Muslim woman, I have been depicted as oppressed or dangerous. I knew other diverse people had similar experiences, and I wanted to provide a platform for these people to share their narrative and reclaim it. Summer El-Khodary, the host and the founder of the non-profit Cultural Communications, sits down with people around the world, activists, mental health specialists, faith leaders, and more and sheds light on the real issues facing these communities.