Hosted by Forouz Salari and Miranda Ramnarayan · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 9 episodes
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Grown Between Worlds is a podcast exploring the lived experiences of adult children of immigrants and their partners.Hosted by therapist and consultant Forouz Salari (she/her) and geographer Miranda Ramnarayan (she/her), the show features reflective conversations about identity, migration, belonging, family expectations, diaspora life, and intercultural relationships. We also explore themes of queerness, neurodivergence, disability, and navigating love across cultures, ethnicities, faiths and generations.Guests share stories, insights, and community-rooted wisdom about what it means to live between cultures and identities.Community Guidelines: We are committed to respectful, anti-oppressive dialogue. Hate speech, harassment, or dehumanizing rhetoric will not be tolerated.Disclaimer: This channel shares stories and educational conversations and does not provide therapy or professional advice.Visit our Website to Join our Newsletter, Share your Feedback, Apply to be a Guest, or Inqu
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In this season finale, Miranda Ramnarayan (she/her) and Forouz Salari (she/her) reflect on the shared emotional experiences of migration, identity, code-switching, not feeling “enough”, and resiliency. They share some an
Sandra Borkovic (she/her) reflects on her experience as a first-generation Bosnian Serb immigrant, sharing how family, language, and ancestral roots shaped her sense of identity and belonging. She speaks about settling i
Xuan-Yen (XY) Cao (she/they) reflects on their journey as a person of Vietnamese descent and the layered experience of identity, belonging and intersectionality. They speak about the role of community, the impact of larg
Gio Iacono (he/him) reflects on growing up as the child of immigrants and the layered experience of cultural identity, belonging and self-definition. He speaks about privilege, intergenerational influence, reconnecting w
Tracey Jastinder Mann (she/they) reflects on a multi-generational experience of migration and the emotional, political and cultural forces that shape identity and belonging. They speak to the pressure to assimilate, the
Rayan Anton (he/him) , a queer and trans Palestinian, reflects on growing up as the child of immigrants while navigating identity, belonging, and life in a new country. He speaks about queerness, cultural inheritance, gr
Nikoo (Nikki) Sedaghat (she/her) reflects on growing up as the child of first-generation Iranian immigrants and the layered experience of identity, belonging and cultural heritage. She shares what it means to move betwee
In this opening episode, Forouz Salari (she/her) and Miranda Ramnarayan (she/her) reflect on identity, belonging, and their experiences as first- and second-generation immigrants. Through personal stories, they explore c
Ever felt caught between cultures or worlds? You're not alone! This podcast is for anyone navigating the immigrant experience. Introducing "Grown Between Worlds" - a podcast that dives deep into the stories of adult chil
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Grown Between Worlds is hosted by Forouz Salari and Miranda Ramnarayan. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 9 episodes.
Grown Between Worlds has published 9 episodes.
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