Home, Again: Stories of Life Between Countries
Home, Again is a reflective podcast about what changes inside you when you move to another country.
Most conversations about relocation focus on logistics. This podcast focuses on the human experience.
Each episode sits with one person and their experience of moving between countries. We explore identity shift, grief of leaving, belonging, relationship change, and reinvention.
You will hear what people did not expect to lose, what changed in how they see themselves, and how they rebuilt a sense of home.
This is not an advice podcast. It is a space for lived experience.
If you have ever moved, are considering it, or feel caught between places, these conversations will help you recognise parts of your own.
Home, Again is part of Bravely Me, a coaching practice supporting people through life transitions and relationship change.
David Zamora left Colombia for South Africa to learn English, but the move became much more than a language journey. In this episode, he shares how restaurant work, dignity, friendship, love, and 11 years in South Africa shaped him before a new chapter began in Ireland. A reflective conversation about migration, confidence, and finding your voice across countries.
18 Jun 2026
08. Chaos Is Growth
Shelby Norment shares her journey from the United States to Chile during pregnancy, reflecting on motherhood, language barriers, identity shifts, loneliness, resilience, and rebuilding life in a completely new culture.
11 Jun 2026
07. The Observation Phase
South African illustrator Pete Woo shares how moving to the UK reshaped his identity, creativity, confidence, relationships, and understanding of himself through grief, adaptation, hearing loss, and unexpected freedom.
4 Jun 2026
06. All the Colours of a Life
After personal loss and a life that no longer felt right, Miranda leaves the United States and eventually settles in Chile, where travel, community, and unexpected change reshape her understanding of identity, belonging, and what it means to truly build a life from the ground up.
28 May 2026
05. Permanently Under Construction
A story about change, resilience, and learning to build a sense of home and safety while life still feels under construction.
21 May 2026
04. Coming Home to Herself.
A migrant story about uncertainty, empathy, and learning how to stay true to yourself while building a life between countries.
14 May 2026
03. The South African Export
Mitchell moved from Cape Town to Norwich after 12 years in South Africa, hoping for change, love, and a new beginning. In this episode, he speaks about leaving close friends behind, adjusting to life in the UK, missing familiar foods and summer Christmases, and discovering that distance made his South African identity feel stronger. A warm conversation about belonging, culture shock, self-kindness, and the parts of home we carry with us.
7 May 2026
02. The Move That Changed What Home Means
A move from Argentina to Chile that felt simple becomes a long-term life that reshapes how Celeste speaks, connects, and understands home, revealing the quiet differences between neighbouring cultures and what it means to truly belong.
1 May 2026
01. The Familiar Stranger
Nayeon Kim moved from New York to Korea as a child, followed by a move to Germany as an adult. In this conversation, she discusses the isolation of moving to a country where she looked like the majority but felt fundamentally different. The episode explores the weight of cultural expectations on an eldest daughter, the realization that physical distance does not create a clean slate, and the long process of forming an identity when no single country feels like home.
8 Apr 2026
Trailer: Introducing Home, Again
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