This episode features a review of Ingrid Rojas Contreras' memoir, 'The Man Who Could Move Clouds', an engaging and sometimes supernatural exploration into her family's past, and their intimate connection with Colombia's tumultuous history. The narrative celebrates extraordinary stories within an everyday family, exposing the often missed magic in oral history. The narrative transparently addresses aspects of violence, machismo, and colonialism, while painting a mesmerizing picture of a family's relationship with the spectral world. This episode offers not just a book review but a discussion about the power of ancestral memory and cultural heritage.