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In part 2, Jason shares his perspective of looking past his ethnic identity and stepping into his prominent identity in the hair culture. Check out Jason's podcast here! Music by: STBRN SAL AMERIKINIZED on instagram

Jason, a Los Angeles/Beverly Hills-based celebrity hairdresser discusses his experiences interacting with the Latin community in San Diego being half-Honduran and half-white. Check out Jason's podcast here! Music by: STBRN SAL AMERIKINIZED on instagram Please excuse Roslyn's grammar error with saying Honduras instead of *Honduran.

Code switching is a natural instinct for first generation Americans. Roslyn shares her experiences with code-switching and dives into the neuroscience of it. Sign Up for KIN Letters here! Music by: STBRN SAL AMERIKINIZED on instagram

Tamas and Roslyn discuss their experiences with masking and code-switching. Sign Up for KIN Letters here! Music by: STBRN SAL AMERIKINIZED on instagram

Have you ever wondered if friendship dynamics are different around the world? In this episode, Tamas compares his experience with US and European friendships. Sign Up for KIN Letters here! Music by: STBRN SAL AMERIKINIZED on instagram

In this episode, Tamas shares his experience with his hyphenated identity as a Hungarian-American. Throughout his life, he moved back and forth between the US and Hungary and learned to navigate and accept his split identity. Sign Up for KIN Letters here! Music by: STBRN SAL AMERIKINIZED on instagram

Roslyn shares her experiences of people who have deep Irish-pride confusing their Irish flag 🇮🇪with the Ivorian flag 🇨🇮 To be fair, both flags share the same colors and design. Sign Up for KIN Letters here! Music by: STBRN SAL AMERIKINIZED on instagram

Roslyn shares her thoughts on rest as she reflects on witnessing her parents' lack of work-life balance growing up.

In this series, the stories simmer slowly, the culture is rich, and the roots run deep. Roslyn's shares her experiences at the dinner table receiving large portions from large pots and casseroles of her mother's traditional and non-traditional cooking. First generation kitchens often produce large scale meal prep to serve not just the immediate family, but extended family, and sometimes even the broader community gatherings. It is quite normal to see massive batches of food being prepared for birthdays, holidays, or even cultural celebrations with lots of storytelling, laughter, and a sense of duty to keep traditions alive.    Follow AMERIKINIZED on Instagram to stay connected!    Music by STRBN SAL

In this series, the stories simmer slowly, the culture is rich, and the roots run deep. Roslyn's mother shares her process of and reasons for cleaning chicken before cooking it - a practice she's observed at a young age growing up in Côte d'Ivoire.    Have a kitchen story to share? Follow AMERIKINIZED on Instagram to connect!    Music by STRBN SAL

In this series, the stories simmer slowly, the culture is rich, and the roots run deep. Roslyn discusses the unique experiences that occur in the kitchens of the first-gen kin. Chicken is almost as essential as rice and such a staple ingredient in most first-gen kitchens. But controversy arises when considering how we prepare it... Let's dig in!   Have a kitchen story to share? Follow AMERIKINIZED on Instagram to connect!    Music by STRBN SAL

In this series, the stories simmer slowly, the culture is rich, and the roots run deep. Roslyn discusses the unique experiences that occur in the kitchens of the first-gen kin. Rice is essential and such a staple ingredient in most first-gen kitchens...let's talk about it!    Have a kitchen story to share? Follow AMERIKINIZED on Instagram to connect!    Music by STRBN SAL

In this episode, Marcus Higgs, a communication coach for parents of preteens, and Roslyn discuss the ways he supports parents in helping their adolescences unveil their identities and potential through his ICE and SHOW UP frameworks.    marcushiggs.com Music by STRBN SAL AMERIKINIZED on Instagram!

In part one of this two part series, you get to hear from Marcus Higgs, a communication coach for parents of preteens. In this episode, Roslyn, and Marcus discuss the experiences of their adolescence and Marcus's  journey to becoming a communication coach.   marcushiggs.com Music by STRBN SAL AMERIKINIZED on Instagram!

As a child of immigrants who grew up with a strict African dad, Roslyn often contemplated reasons why her dad was so strict. She once had the thought that it is definitely because he was not a "fat dad" as seen in some TV sitcoms.    Music by STRBN SAL AMERIKINIZED on Instagram!