Episode 20: When the Moon is Low & the Pulse of Migration
Migration isn’t new. It’s ancient — written into the rhythms of the earth and the history of every family line.

In this episode, we follow the long, winding path of displacement and hope. From When the Moon is Low by Nadia Hashimi — a mother’s quiet courage across borders — to Solito, Javier Zamora’s searing memoir of crossing alone as a child. Finally, we step back with Migration: The Movement of Humankind from Prehistory to the Present — a sweeping look at why we leave, and what we carry when we do.

These are not just stories of departure — they’re stories of becoming.