
Creating connections through stories about culture, identity, and transition from the lens of a third culture kid who has lived around the world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | Society & CulturePersonal Journals | ||||

On the eve of the 2021 Wimbledon men's singles final, I spoke with Dorota, a former Division I tennis player at George Washington University who was nationally ranked in Poland. We talk about how and why she started playing tennis, how she moved to t... more
In the second of two episodes featuring my conversation with Andy, he shares more about his entrepreneurial pursuits in Taiwan - from selling Japanese jewelry online just as e-commerce was gaining ground to more recently becoming a floral designer an... more
In the first of two episodes featuring my conversation with Andy, he shares how different stages of his life have been impacted by his identity as a gay man.
From a hostile junior high environment to a more open university community, from inadvert... more
In this episode, I am joined by fellow Taiwanese third culture kids Jessica and Michael, whose parents also used to be diplomats. We talk about the impact of an itinerant upbringing on our identity, education and work environment in Taiwan, and go of... more
In this episode, Cristina shares about her journey from growing up in Salamanca, Spain to moving to the US for her PhD, and now in her role as an English professor. Since education has always played a big role, we focus on her experiences studying in... more
In the aftermath of a significant rise in anti-Asian hate crimes and violence across the US, my cousin Margaret and I caught up on how we were feeling and navigating this painful reality. We also reflect on how race has affected our identity througho... more
In this conversation recorded in person over tea, my friend Katie shares with us how she expanded her horizons beyond small town Connecticut to Chile, Spain, Brazil, and England. We talk about our experiences living with host families, efforts to imp... more
I am so honored to have my friend Rose Line as the first guest on the podcast! In this episode she shares with us her itinerant experiences and anecdotes growing up in Canada, India, and Brazil, her travels through Europe and Asia Pacific with a stin... more










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