This is a conversation that feels a bit like sitting around a kitchen table with people who get it. We talk about belonging, identity, and what it really means to build a sense of home inside, no matter where life takes you.
Meet Nina Aziz Justin, resilience mentor and author of The Home Within, and Madison Keller, a third culture kid with stories woven across continents. Together, we explore the moments, memories, and inner shifts that shape who we are.
What you’ll hear in this episode:
đź’› Why belonging starts within
Nina opens the door to the idea that home is not a place, but a feeling, a quiet inner steadiness we build over time. Her reflections on emotional literacy, presence, and allowing ourselves to be “between worlds” will stay with you long after you listen.
Growing up between cultures
Madison brings her lived experience of being both local and global. She shares what it’s like to grow up everywhere and nowhere at the same time and how constant movement taught her empathy, resilience, and the beauty of holding multiple identities at once.
Friendships that hold us.
We talk about the people who make us feel safe, seen, and celebrated.
“There is a quiet revolution that happens in the body when you are truly seen”
We explore how friendships evolve, why some stay, why some fade, and what they all teach us about who we’re becoming.
An invitation inward
This episode is a gentle nudge to look at your own sense of belonging, your own roots, your own inner home. Consider it a warm tap on your back as you reflect, remember, and reconnect with the parts of you that have traveled far, whether physically or emotionally.
If you’re craving a moment of grounding, or you’re navigating a season where belonging feels complicated, this one’s for you.
Listen in and explore what “home within” might look like for you.