Hosted by Unknown Host · EN · 5 episodes
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During the 1950s and 60s, hundreds of thousands of West Indians, including many Caribbean moms, migrated to the UK, Canada, and the U.S. for better opportunities. They played vital roles in industries like healthcare and education, significantly shaping the cultural landscape of their new homes. However, many of these mothers left their children, particularly daughters, behind. While some daughters later reunited with their mothers, the emotional scars from these long separations often went unhealed, leaving many relationships fractured. This podcast explores the profound and lasting impact of this mass migration on the daughters left behind, examining the emotional toll and the long-term effects of these unresolved relationships between Caribbean mothers and their daughters.
Unknown Host hosts Abandoned Daughters of Caribbean Moms, a general show with 5 episodes published.
Earlier this year I discovered the identity of my father. In the last episode, I discussed how not knowing my father’s identity left a hole in my identity I didn’t even realize was there. I always said it didn’t matter w
Show notesAt 63 years old, I reflect on the absence of my father, a man I've never known, and how this missing piece of my identity has subtly shaped my life. A chance encounter in church triggers a profound realization that, alth
Show notesKey Takeaways: (00:00:13) – Impact of Childhood Abandonment: How the abandonment I experienced as a child has influenced my adult relationships and sense of self-worth, particularly after my third divorce. (02:24:92) – H
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Takeaways The Abandonment of Daughters by Windrush Mothers (00:00–01:45) Introducing the experience and lingering feelings of abandonment many daughters of Caribbean mothers face, even when they reunite later in life. Th
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Abandoned Daughters of Caribbean Moms explores the emotional journey of women whose mothers left the Caribbean in the 50s and 60s, leaving them behind. I touch on the reason for starting this podcast -- the fractured rel
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Abandoned Daughters of Caribbean Moms is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under General and has published 5 episodes.
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