The inbetweenish is back for Season 2: First episode launches Tuesday, October 3rd.
Get ready to embark on a captivating journey exploring the fundamental concepts of roots, home, and belonging all while embracing the beauty of being different. This season we travel through the bridges we’ve built across cultures — understanding the decisions that shaped us, remembering the homes we had to leave behind, and celebrating the immense power in the freedom to choose your own future.
Join us every other Tuesday for different shades of stories of belonging. I hope you hear echoes of your story reflected back at you. So grab your headphones and let's dive into that inbetweenish life!
Thank you to everyone who made this season possible: guests, collaborators, friends and my partner in life. I appreciate all of you! x
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the crossroads of multiple belongings.
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The inbetweenish pod is created and hosted by Beatriz Nour
Behind-the-scenes magic is thanks to Habiba Al Roubi
Original music is composed and produced by Malik Elmessiry
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