I Got Questions with Ash Z
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I Got Questions with Ash Z
Podcast where I interview my friends, family, and people I know about their childhood, life, and careers.
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For Andrea - Part 3
It's the last part of my interview with Andrea where we pick up after Korea in Canada: how she got started in events management and the software world...
For Andrea - Part 2
This episode I find out that Andrea always wanted to be a teacher. We talk about the path that got her to Korea teaching: going through high school, t...
For Andrea
This episode I interview Andrea. She’s one of the reasons why I wanted to start a podcast. As Andrea puts it, "we’re two peas in the same pot". She ha...
For Tad - Part 2
In the second part of my interview with Tad, we pick up in a small town where Tad has lived for the last 30 years. We talk about the loss of his wife,...
For Tad - Part 1
I interview my wife's grandfather, who is was born in Poland in 1912. On his own since he was 14, I couldn't wait to record his story so I took my gea...
For Manoo - Part 2
We pick up in Turkey, where Manoo walks me through applying for refugee status at the UN, life in Turkey, reuniting with my Mom, and his first impress...
For Manoo - Part 1
This week I interview Manoo, a fantastic story teller, about growing up in Iran, his experience of the Islamic revolution, joining the Kurdish rebelli...
For Leo
This is a bit of wild one. I interview my friend, Leo/Juan, about immigrating from Honduras, his life and career in real estate, starting a food truck...
For Henry
I interview my Father in law, Henry, about being the child of WW2 survivors, growing up in Montreal, working his way up through factories, and how he...
For Alan
I interview my brother, Alan, who is the definition of a rebel. He's got stories and I pulled some of out him. We talk about his memories of Iran, goi...
For Nathan
I interview one of my best friends, Nathan, about his Indian-ness, moving to Canada, his very successful interior design career, and being a parent.
For Laura
I interview my wife, Laura, to learn about how her parent shaped her, times she got in trouble, and her fascination with decomposing bodies and crime.