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.

This is a short introduction to Home, Again… stories of life between countries.

In this podcast, you will hear personal stories of what moving countries changes inside a person.

These are not conversations about visas, logistics, or travel.

Each episode is a quiet, honest conversation with someone who has lived between countries.

We speak about identity shift, grief, belonging, relationships, and who someone becomes through that process.

If you have ever moved, are planning a move, or are wondering what might change inside you, this podcast will help you recognise parts of your own experience.

The first episode will be released on the first of May, 2026.