Welcome to the Quixotic Heights Podcast, where we explore extraordinary stories of resilience, memory, and the human spirit. We were honored to sit down with Shira Sebban, a woman whose life’s work spans continents, generations, and some of the most urgent humanitarian issues of our time.

Shira Sebban is a journalist, a registered migration agent who works closely with refugees, and the author of two powerful books: "Vietnam’s Modern Day People: Bridging Borders for Freedom," a bilingual collection amplifying voices of modern Vietnam and "Unlocking the Past: Stories from My Mother’s Diary," a moving exploration of Israel in the 1950s through her late mother’s rediscovered writings. Through her storytelling and advocacy, Shira bridges personal and political histories, revealing the threads that connect us all.

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