• Episode 7: Behind the Lavalava: Michael Tan's Journey from America Samoa to Utah

  • Jan 25 2024
  • Length: 20 mins
  • Podcast

Episode 7: Behind the Lavalava: Michael Tan's Journey from America Samoa to Utah

  • Summary

  • In this special episode of the "Davis County Community Spotlight," our host, real estate and community expert Kristen Sherlock, invites a captivating guest to the Davis Catalyst Center in Kaysville, Utah. Join us as we sit down with Michael Tan, the dynamic host of "Behind the Lava Lava", an executive board member of the Utah Pacific Islander Chamber of Commerce and a passionate advocate for Samoan veterans.

    Michael Tan's journey is one of resilience, service, and finding a home in the heart of Utah. In this episode, Michael shares his inspiring story, from his roots in America Samoa to his decision to join the United States Marine Corp. Discover the unique path that led him to settle in the welcoming community of Davis County.

    Kristen guides the conversation as Michael recounts his experiences, the challenges he faced as an immigrant from American Samoa, the profound impact of military service on his life and why he felt called to start his podcast. Gain insights into why Davis County became the chosen home for Michael and how the community played a pivotal role in his journey.

    As a podcast host and Samoan veteran advocate, Michael brings a wealth of perspectives and stories that will resonate with listeners from all walks of life. Join us for a conversation that explores the intersections of culture, community, and the universal quest for a place to call home. “Together we can, together we will”.

    Subscribe now to "Davis County Community Spotlight" for this enriching episode and continue to explore the diverse and vibrant stories that shape our community.

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