Today on Radio Boise! Hear from Joel Ntando, coordinator of the Refugee Speakers Bureau. Joel grew up in the DR Congo, and his life was forever changed at the age of 19. He then lived, worked, and studied in Zimbabwe and South Africa for many years before making the journey to resettle in Idaho last year. Tune in from 3:30 to 4 p.m. on KRBX, Radio Boise - 89.9/93.5 FM. Find Joel's full interview and many others on our Mosaics podcast, produced by SB Studios.
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