<p>This episode features two guests, Shobana Narayan and Jagdish M. Amane, and they talk about how generational trauma is an unfamiliar term with the older generation. They also discuss their personal experiences with it regarding their own education. </p>
<p>Hosted by Tanaya Sirsikar</p>

This episode features two guests, Shobana Narayan and Jagdish M. Amane, and they talk about how generational trauma is an unfamiliar term with the older generation. They also discuss their personal experiences with it regarding their own education. Hosted by Tanaya Sirsikar

Bridging the Gap

Welcome to Generations Unbound, the podcast where we explore the ways in which
past traumas and societal expectations shape our lives today. As we know, the impact of historical events, such as war, colonisation, and discrimination, can have lasting effects on individuals and communities. These traumas can be passed down through generations, affecting our attitudes, behaviours, and relationships. And when it comes to pursuing higher education, the weight of these expectations can be especially heavy

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Welcome to Generations Unbound, the podcast where we explore the ways in which past traumas and societal expectations shape our lives today. As we know, the impact of historical events, such as war, colonisation, and discrimination, can have lasting effects on individuals and communities. These traumas can be passed down through generations, affecting our attitudes, behaviours, and relationships. And when it comes to pursuing higher education, the weight of these expectations can be especially heavy

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