In episode 196, the girls are joined by Peabody Award-winning Portuguese journalist Mariana van Zeller. They get into her upbringing, her determination to get into the Columbia University's Graduate School Of Journalism, how her career took off after 9/11, her experience in Syria, her current show Trafficked on National Geographic, and so much more! Follow Mariana on Twitter and Instagram at @MarianaVZ.

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In episode 196, the girls are joined by Peabody Award-winning Portuguese journalist Mariana van Zeller. They get into her upbringing, her determination to get into the Columbia University's Graduate School Of Journalism, how her career took off after 9/11, her experience in Syria, her current show <a href="&lt;https://www.nationalgeographic.com/tv/shows/trafficked-with-mariana-van-zeller&gt;">Trafficked on National Geographic</a>, and so much more! Follow Mariana on <a href="https://twitter.com/marianavz?lang=en">Twitter</a> and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/marianavz/?hl=en">Instagram</a> at @MarianaVZ. Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

A podcast about being a person of color and/or an immigrant in America, hosted by two friends, Iranian-American Anna Hossnieh of iHeart podcasts and Syrian-American Shereen Younes, a filmmaker. They're just trying to make sense of the world, okay? Anna and Shereen take you on a deep-ish dive into the stickiest issues with ridiculous perspectives on life and stuff, and real talk about being considered 'other' in this country.

A podcast about being a person of color and/or an immigrant in America, hosted by two friends, Iranian-American Anna Hossnieh of iHeart podcasts and Syrian-American Shereen Younes, a filmmaker. They're just trying to make sense of the world, okay? Anna and Shereen take you on a deep-ish dive into the stickiest issues with ridiculous perspectives on life and stuff, and real talk about being considered 'other' in this country.

Ethnically Ambiguous

We Are Mariana van Zeller

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