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Introduction : health communication at the crossroads of culture and migration / Rukhsana Ahmed and Yuping Mao -- Acculturation, identity management, and cultural competence : understanding culture and health communication from dynamic and dyadic approaches / Yuping Mao and Rukhsana Ahmed -- On the diffusion of people and practices : prospects for health communication research / James W. Dearing and Jeffrey G. Cox -- Negotiating health on dirty jobs : culture-centered constructions of health among migrant construction workers in Singapore / Mohan J. Dutta -- Patient involvement : exploring differences in doctor-patient interaction among immigrants and non-immigrants with back pain in Switzerland / Sarah Mantwill & Peter Schulz -- Cultural competence in health : understanding the food choices of older Ukrainian Australians / Victoria Team, Lenore Manderson & Milica Markovic -- Chinese migrant mothers' perceptions and experiences of health risks in the U.K. / Qian (Sarah) Gong -- Health information disparities and medical tourism use among Korean immigrants in the U.S. / Jungmi Jun -- Spheres of influence and new technological trajectories / Olivia Guntarik, Marsha Berry & Emsie Arnoldi -- Violence against migrant women workers (MWWs) and the role of information communication technologies (ICTS) / Bolanle A. Olaniran -- A critical review and evaluation of the pen-3 cultural model : health communication for Africans and African immigrants / James Olumide Olufowote & Johnson S. Aranda -- Women, polarization, and communication for social change : breast cancer policy in Venezuela / Isaac Nahon-Serfaty and Mahmoud Eid -- Social support, social control, and dietary acculturation among asian immigrants living in the U.S. / Zheng An -- Mobilities in/and nomadic health research : health communication scholarship and flows across migratory landscapes / Benjamin R. Bates -- International collaboration on health research : strengths, challenges, and future opportunities / Solina Richter and Kimberly Jarvis.

There are three ways to use podcasts in education: accessing podcasts created by others, teacher-created podcasts, and student-created podcasts. This chapter focuses on the use of teacher-created and student-created podcasts in an English as a second language (ESL) class. Existing literature on the use of podcasts in learning primarily focuses on formal educational settings, while nontraditional students in freely available language programs provided by non-profit organizations (NPOs) remain unexplored. Thus, the authors examine how podcasting enhances immigrants' English language learning experience in an ESL course offered by an NPO that provides community services to immigrants in Canada. This chapter addresses pedagogical and organizational affordances and challenges of using podcasts in language learning and provides recommendations for their implementation in NPOs.