This is a raw and unfiltered look at the darkest chapters of history. In each episode I explore dictatorships, hate crimes and terror regimes that left indelible scars on humanity. Silenced voices, forgotten memories and uncomfortable truths that need to be told. 

Although these places were not originally designed to be war refuges, their structure and strategic location have made them points where people take shelter when conflicts break out

Stories of struggle, resilience, and hope from migrants seeking a better future, facing cultural, legal, and personal challenges in new horizons.

Inclusion and integration are concepts related to the reception of migrants, but they have different nuances.

Hey everyone, just a heads-up — in this episode, I felt a bit nervous and got stuck a couple of times. I'm still learning and trying to get better with every episode. Thanks for bearing with me!

This is a raw and unfiltered look at the darkest chapters of history. In each episode I explore dictatorships, hate crimes and terror regimes that left indelible scars on humanity. Silenced voices, forgotten memories and uncomfortable truths that need to be told. 

A pogrom is the spontaneous or premeditated mob lynching of a particular ethnic or religious group, accompanied by the destruction or looting of their property (homes, shops, religious centers, etc.). This is what we experienced in Torre-Pacheco, Murcia, Spain, this week. But there have been many.

In today's episode, I talk about pogroms and explain the most historical ones

Stories of struggle, resilience, and hope from migrants seeking a better future, facing cultural, legal, and personal challenges in new horizons.

In this episode, I talk about deportation: what is it? When and how does it happen?

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Because every episode is genuine, easy to listen to, and made with lots of love (and coffee ). I ’ve already hit a lot of listening, but I want to reach even more people and continue growing with all of you.

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This is a literary journey without borders. Each episode I explore a work, an author or a literary movement from different corners of the planet. Because books are also passports, and each story brings us closer to different cultures, languages and realities.

The book was published in Koren in 2016 by Minumsa and has sold over one million copies as of November 27, 2018, becoming the first Korean novel to sell one million copies since Shin Kyung-sook's "Please Take Care of Mom" in 2009.

This is a raw and unfiltered look at the darkest chapters of history. In each episode I explore dictatorships, hate crimes and terror regimes that left indelible scars on humanity. Silenced voices, forgotten memories and uncomfortable truths that need to be told. 

The most common cause of hatred is the response to aggression. Sometimes we feel harmed by other people, aggressions that don't necessarily have to be physical, but sometimes they are.

Here I debunk myths about migrants. Dedicated to bluffers.

Stories of struggle, resilience, and hope from migrants seeking a better future, facing cultural, legal, and personal challenges in new horizons.
I had thought about another topic, but with recent events regarding immigration, I feel compelled to talk about it.
I'm going to dedicate this episode and tomorrow's to trying to explain it, again.
Migration is an act as old as humanity itself, and the flows don't have to be equal. I'm referring to the reasons. To say they aren't migrants because there's no war in their countries is dehumanizing.

Sorry, I felt a change das needed.