EPISODE · Aug 21, 2026 · 1H 7M
EPISODE 13: Learning to Feel at Home Wherever You Are
from No Script Necessary · host Rach Peters and Emma Faulconbridge
What if home isn’t a physical place, but something you create within you?In this episode of No Script Necessary, we’re both back “home” in New Zealand — for now, anyway! — and we’re reflecting on what home actually means for us when we’re used to a life of movement, travel and uncertainty.We explore the tension between wanting to put down roots and wanting the freedom to keep moving, and whether home is really a physical place or something we create within ourselves.In this episode, we talk about:What actually makes a place feel like home The pull between stability and movementWhat actually makes us feel safe, rooted and like we belongWhy creating a sense of home takes conscious effort when you're constantly movingRecognising when we're trying to force ourselves to stay somewhere we're not meant to beThe challenges of building a life and community when living between countries and places.Knowing when we're running from discomfort versus when we're being called towards something newHow community, connection and the people around us can ultimately create a feeling of homeIf you enjoy this episode, share it with someone who might relate to the feeling of being caught between wanting roots and wanting freedom. And if you'd like to support the podcast, subscribing, following or leaving us a rating really helps us reach more people.🎙️ Listen now on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.You can find us over on Instagram at @noscriptnecessary or connect with us personally: Emma — @em.faulconbridge and Rachel — @rachhpetersAnd as always, we'd love to hear from you. What does home mean to you? Is it somewhere you are, somewhere you belong, or something you carry with you?Send us a DM or email us at [email protected] you next week 🤍
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