‘As a child, I heard about the tall rock my grandmother used to live on, at the edge of the sea. I heard of the waves, crashing onto the shore, of their unmistakable sound, of the salt in the nostrils and the grilled fish for supper. ‘

This is EPISODE 2 of series 4 – The Series of Things.
This new series is called: THE STORIES OF THINGS and it features  stories of  those things that are meaningful in our lives – those things that we have kept, that we have carried with us from house to house, the things that we do not remove easily from our possession.

We would love for this series to be collaborative, and we invite you to bring your stories to the fold! 
Please share the stories of those things that are not just things here or send me an Instagram message.

The show is currently unfunded. To ensure we can provide a whole series, please support us.

SHOW NOTES:

STORY:

Today’s story tells of the few scarcity of belongings kept by my migrant grandparents.

DISCUSSION:

We ask what else migrants leave behind, apart from country, culture and sometimes family. Our discussion concludes with a meditation on what we possibly gain from forming connections with the migrant communities.

RECOMMENDATION:

This episode’s recommendation is another film: THE WEEPING MEADOW which tells the story of a migrant community and also, of the harshness of war and all that war takes with it. The film is aesthetically pleasing, each frame is perfectly constructed and curated to the most minute details.

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

PLEASE SEND US YOUR STORIES OF MEANINGFUL OBJECTS. Click send your story or send me a message on Instagram.

All My Beautiful Club ko-fi members have priority, but we will endeavour to narrate as many stories as we can on the podcast! You can listen to all previous’ episodes on the app.

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