Rima Grace
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3,013 appearances
32 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 3 Jul
Rima Grace’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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All right, I'll catch you all next week.
But one last thing before I go.
Here's a snippet from one of my favorite conversations I had at the park.
A friendly reminder that secrets always find an audience.
Did they ever open up to you about their finances?
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For second and third generation kids, holding on to your family's culture can be difficult and expensive.
I'm Rima Grace, and this week on This is Uncomfortable, I talk with author and journalist Ayman Ismail about how passing down his Egyptian roots to his kids has become a line item in his monthly budget.
Listen to This is Uncomfortable on your favorite podcast app.
For second and third generation kids, holding on to your family's culture can be difficult and expensive.
I'm Rima Grace, and this week on This is Uncomfortable, I talk with author and journalist Ayman Ismail about how passing down his Egyptian roots to his kids has become a line item in his monthly budget.
Listen to This is Uncomfortable on your favorite podcast app.
For second and third generation kids, holding on to your family's culture can be difficult and expensive.
I'm Rima Grace, and this week on This is Uncomfortable, I talk with author and journalist Ayman Ismail about how passing down his Egyptian roots to his kids has become a line item in his monthly budget.
Listen to This is Uncomfortable on your favorite podcast app.
I'm Reem Ahraes, and welcome to This is Uncomfortable.
Like a lot of kids of immigrants, I grew up with parents who tried really hard to hold on to our culture.
Like, every Sunday, they drove me and my siblings to Islamic school.
And every summer, if they could afford it, they'd send us abroad to be with family to learn Arabic.
While I'm not a parent yet, I do think a lot about what kind of things I'd want to pass on someday and what it would take to actually do that, not just emotionally, but financially.
Which is what I'm talking about this week with journalist Ayman Ismail.
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