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The In-Between Project
by Noa Richard
The In-Between Project explores the stories of those who don't feel completely at home in their cultures, races, language, heritages or selves. To be in-between means to embrace the multiplicity and contradictions of one’s identity. To exist between homelands, both literal and metaphorical. Join us as we explore what a future looks like with more people who are neither nor, who belong in the in-between.
Episodes
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Parenthood, Philosophy and Multiracial Families w/Dr. Erica Preston-Roedder
In the season's last episode, I welcome Dr. Erica Preston-Roedder, philosophy professor at Occidental College. Dr. Preston-Roedder specializes in applied ethics and the philosophy of race/gender, public philosophy, and philosophy of psychology. But on today's episode she brings her current…
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To Reclaim Language, Home, and Self w/Lena
I met Lena my first year of college. At the time, I was making a documentary interviewing Syrian refugees who were living in my hometown Miami. She understood the Arabic from Syria and offered to be my translator. Lena and her family left their home in Syria when she was 13, just as political...
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Identity Politics & The Rise of Ethnonationalism w/Dr. Moazzam-Doulat
In this episode, Dr. Malek Moazzam-Doulat, professor of critical theory at Occidental College, shares his experience as an Iranian-American, who doesn't feel at home in the world. Moazzam-Doulat embraces not ascribing to any given identity, but is also cognizant of how the outside world reacts to...
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The Politics of Biracial Identity w/Zora Illunga Reed
Zora Illunga Reed, a philosophy and literature major at Stanford University, shares her experience with a biracial identity and how she perceives her race compared to how the outside world might categorize her. In this episode, we talk about not feeling aligned to your race on the inside, the...
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Latinidad, Loneliness, & Lost Selves with Dr. Ortega
Today's guest is Dr. Mariana Ortega, philosopher and professor of Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies at Penn State University. We talk about the loneliness of being an "in-betweener", how to cope in a foreign world and a new language, and how to find joy again through a renewed sense of home…
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What Does it Mean to Come Home?
Welcome & bienvenidos to the in-between project!. A space for those who don't always feel they belong in cultures and identities they originate from. In this episode, I introduce "what is the in-between, who exists there, how do we come to understand ourselves in a world shaped by the past and…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The In-Between Project explores the stories of those who don't feel completely at home in their cultures, races, language, heritages or selves. To be in-between means to embrace the multiplicity and contradictions of one’s identity. To exist between homelands, both literal and metaphorical. Join us as we explore what a future looks like with more people who are neither nor, who belong in the in-between.
HOSTED BY
Noa Richard
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