E24 - (S3E4) Academic mobility: Lessons and love stories from the places we’ve lived in

What does home really mean when you've lived across half a dozen countries? In this heartwarming and honest episode, we share our personal journeys through Europe and Asia - from summer internships and PhDs to falling in love, becoming mothers, and redefining identity with every move.💬 We talk about:- The unexpected butterfly effects that changed our lives 🌍- What it's like to move for love, work, or curiosity- How motherhood reshaped our sense of home and roots- Building rituals and finding grounding amidst constant change- The grief of losing friendships through distance- Creating meaningful connections as adults and moms- Feeling like a global citizen… and feeling lost at timesWhether you're an expat, scientist, mom, or someone navigating transitions, this episode will resonate deeply. It's about finding stability in people, not places, and knowing that home lives inside you.Support the showLet's hang out! 🎙️ Follow Moms, Mats, and Manuscripts for more conversations on academia, motherhood, and mindful living. And if this episode sparked something in you, don't forget to like and share the podcast so that more people can join our coffee-fueled chats! I'd also love to hear your thoughts and questions, and if you have ideas for future episodes, drop me a line. We're also on Instagram:@moms.mats.manuscripts@shantiscience_yogaReach out: [email protected]