The third episode of Love In Translation features producer and writer Dan Buyanovksy and his father Leo Buyanovksy. Mr. Buyanovsky was born and raised in Moscow, Russia.

Dan shares how his parents immigrating to the U.S. influenced his definition of love, and both open up about the rippling effect that infidelity had on their family and their views on marriage.

Episode 3: Dan Buyanovsky & Leo Buyanovsky

The fourth episode of Love In Translation features Doris Muñoz, founder of Mija Management and non-profit organization Solidarity for Sanctuary, and her mother Ruth Muñoz. 

Mrs. Muñoz shares her experience with rebuilding her life after immigrating from Mexico the U.S., as Doris continues to fight and advocate for hers and other immigrant families' rights. 

Doris also opens up on how she "had to be broken down completely in order build myself back up" after a breakup, and how her mother's practice of self-love helped her through it.

Episode 4: Doris Muñoz & Ruth Muñoz

On the fifth episode of Love In Translation, ILY founder Erika Ramirez talks with Chinese American creative director Kaity Wong and her mother Mrs. Fanny Wong.

Both women share how their cultural beliefs and customs influenced how they express love to one another and others, and also how infidelity within the family shaped their independence and for Mrs. Wong, self-love.

Episode 5: Kaity Wong & Fanny Wong

ILY magazine's Love In Translation podcast, hosted by Erika Ramirez, features conversations about love between first-generation Americans and their immigrant parents.