Once Upon Many Moves

In this episode, I’m joined by one of my favourite friends, Lawrence. Born and raised in Ghana, Lawrence spent nearly five years living abroad before his return to Ghana. Together, we take a reflective journey through our experiences of living abroad and the complexities of coming back.

We explore engaging themes like reverse culture shock, the essence of belonging, and how the idea of "home" evolves when you return.

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Navigating a new journey in a new place is a long and interesting ride. Slowly but surely, our souls begin to catch up with our bodies and then, we finally feel at "home" with ourselves, and in our new home. How do we build a home for ourselves as we journey in this new place? In this second episode, join Faith, a Nigerian who lives in The Hague, and the Once Upon Many Moves host, Tolani, for a fun conversation on the concept and duality of home. Together, they discuss some routines that they embrace that help them feel more at home.

Home can sometimes be a simple yet complex concept for migrants. Join Wale, a Nigerian who lives in Denmark, and I, for a deeply reflective conversation on what home really means to each of us, and what it means to truly belong in our new homes.