Author of the best selling multicultural parenting book Strong Roots Have No Fear, Aditi Wardhan Singh is also founder of RaisingWorldChildren.com. From a childhood of feeling like the Girl From No Where, she went onto becoming an authoritative voice on cultural sensitivity and self-empowerment with the strong belief that we belong everywhere . Featured on CBS & NBC, she has also been published on numerous publications like Huffington Post, Thrive Global, Desh Videsh Magazine, etc.

In 2015 I had my first panic attack. I was doing too much: graduate school, full time job, full time internship, I was a board member,  and I had a full time mental job of missing, worrying and thinking about my family back home. Can you relate?

How do you deal with the difference in how people view time when you visit a place that is slower pace than you are accustomed to?

1) Set your expectations accordingly

2) Be flexible

3) Keep an open mind

4) Respect how things are

His roots - Bulawayo Zimbabwe

His home in diaspora : Toronto Canada

In this episode Daniso shares his experiences when he went to visit home after being gone for 10 years.

In this episode I share my experiences in the first few months of being in America. I also share some comments said to me and others after people find out we are from Africa.

Do you experience Diaspora Blues? 

Are you caught between 2 worlds? Feeling like you don't belong here where you are and feeling like you don't belong where you came from. This podcast is for you. Let's go through this journey together.