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The Epilogue of A Transnational Podcast: Crossing the Aegean Through Storytelling
Welcome to the final episode of “Crossing the Aegean: A Century of People on the Move.” It’s been an incredible journey through 14 episodes, and today, as we wrap up the series, we’d like to offer a reflection on everything we’ve explored and share what we’ve learned along the way.
In this episode, all those who have had a hand in making of the series will tell their stories of making a transnationaş podcast in English, Greek and Turkish: Christina Karvouni, Deniz Uludağ, Noémi Lévy-Aksu, Mert Koçak, Merve Bakdur, Ozan Mirkan Balpetek, Thanos Skourtas, Christina Karvouni, Deniz Uludağ, Noémi Lévy-Aksu, Mert Koçak, Merve Bakdur, Ozan Mirkan Balpetek, Thanos Skourtas, Varvara Christaki and Vicky Aggelidou and Vicky Aggelidou.
Thank you for joining us on this journey. Crossing the Aegean has been a labor of love, and we hope it has sparked reflection on the enduring impact of migration and memory. We encourage you to continue the conversation—whether through sharing your own stories or reflecting on the ones we’ve heard throughout this series. Thank you for listening, and until next time!
In this episode, all those who have had a hand in making of the series will tell their stories of making a transnationaş podcast in English, Greek and Turkish: Christina Karvouni, Deniz Uludağ, Noémi Lévy-Aksu, Mert Koçak, Merve Bakdur, Ozan Mirkan Balpetek, Thanos Skourtas, Christina Karvouni, Deniz Uludağ, Noémi Lévy-Aksu, Mert Koçak, Merve Bakdur, Ozan Mirkan Balpetek, Thanos Skourtas, Varvara Christaki and Vicky Aggelidou and Vicky Aggelidou.
Thank you for joining us on this journey. Crossing the Aegean has been a labor of love, and we hope it has sparked reflection on the enduring impact of migration and memory. We encourage you to continue the conversation—whether through sharing your own stories or reflecting on the ones we’ve heard throughout this series. Thank you for listening, and until next time!
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By Hafıza MerkeziWelcome to the final episode of “Crossing the Aegean: A Century of People on the Move.” It’s been an incredible journey through 14 episodes, and today, as we wrap up the series, we’d like to offer a reflection on everything we’ve explored and share what we’ve learned along the way.
In this episode, all those who have had a hand in making of the series will tell their stories of making a transnationaş podcast in English, Greek and Turkish: Christina Karvouni, Deniz Uludağ, Noémi Lévy-Aksu, Mert Koçak, Merve Bakdur, Ozan Mirkan Balpetek, Thanos Skourtas, Christina Karvouni, Deniz Uludağ, Noémi Lévy-Aksu, Mert Koçak, Merve Bakdur, Ozan Mirkan Balpetek, Thanos Skourtas, Varvara Christaki and Vicky Aggelidou and Vicky Aggelidou.
Thank you for joining us on this journey. Crossing the Aegean has been a labor of love, and we hope it has sparked reflection on the enduring impact of migration and memory. We encourage you to continue the conversation—whether through sharing your own stories or reflecting on the ones we’ve heard throughout this series. Thank you for listening, and until next time!
In this episode, all those who have had a hand in making of the series will tell their stories of making a transnationaş podcast in English, Greek and Turkish: Christina Karvouni, Deniz Uludağ, Noémi Lévy-Aksu, Mert Koçak, Merve Bakdur, Ozan Mirkan Balpetek, Thanos Skourtas, Christina Karvouni, Deniz Uludağ, Noémi Lévy-Aksu, Mert Koçak, Merve Bakdur, Ozan Mirkan Balpetek, Thanos Skourtas, Varvara Christaki and Vicky Aggelidou and Vicky Aggelidou.
Thank you for joining us on this journey. Crossing the Aegean has been a labor of love, and we hope it has sparked reflection on the enduring impact of migration and memory. We encourage you to continue the conversation—whether through sharing your own stories or reflecting on the ones we’ve heard throughout this series. Thank you for listening, and until next time!