
Here, we honors the full spectrum of what it means to move abroad — the homesickness, the culture shock, the cultural differences, and the quiet strength it takes to rebuild your life in a place that didn’t raise you.
Why This Podcast Matters
The Places We Call Home is more than a podcast. It's a service for spilling emotional truth and exchanging wisdom. A podcast for understanding and overcoming the psychological cost of moving abroad, and the emotional impact of migration.
I'm talking about the sting of homesickness, the culture shock, and the mess of trying to build a home away from home. If you know, then you're in the right place.
This is for the woman who's had to figure out how to adjust to that new culture — for me, it was Californian culture a decade ago. And get this! I think I've moved abroad about six times. Yes. six. I loved every trip. But it's a lot for sure.
The Places We Call Home podcast is holding space for you, expat woman wondering how you'll make friends because your loneliness is getting ridiculous. It's for the expat woman searching for community — people who'll help create a sense of belonging, who'll fight for you, cry with you, check up on you and remind you that you're not invisible. The sort of souls who'll "get you", and genuinely care.
This is your cultural differences podcast, your starting over in a new country podcast, your immigrant women or expat women stories podcast. However you see yourself, this conversation is for you. It'll take courage to rebuild your sense of self, so find the stories that connect to you. these are the immigrant women stories and relocation stories told without a filter. Pure honesty. The women who bring their wisdom here? They're offering you something priceless: the chance to start from experience, not from scratch.
Isn't that beautiful?
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