009 | Janet Matta | What do we owe to the places we're from?
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Welcome to a new series of intimate conversations with global citizens, who talk about their identity, their choices and what home even means. This week, Janet Matta, an American working mom from Seattle, talks about leaving the United States and continuing a long American tradition – leaving your country to make
008 | Wade Davis | The end of the American century
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“Covid-19 revealed the tatters of the American image,” Canadian anthropologist, author and National Geographic explorer Wade Davis wrote in a blockbuster essay this summer. "The unraveling of America" hit a raw nerve. He joins Borderline to discuss the grandeur and decadence of the United States, and what comes
Is the American century over?
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A conversation with anthropologist and National Geographic explorer Wade Davis
A country as a fortress: tens of thousands of Australians are locked out by their own
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Welcome to Borderline, season 2.
007 | The plight of stranded Australians
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Australians abroad are stranded: 23,000 have registered their desire to come home urgently, but they can't. Ostensibly to reduce the spread of covid-19 and the burden on the country's quarantine system, the federal government has instituted flight caps that reduce international arrivals to a trickle.
Goodbye (home) office. Here's how to take your career on the road.
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Episode 006: Becoming a digital nomad, with Mandy Fransz.
006 | Mandy Fransz | How to take your job on the road
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If we can work from home now, why not work from the road? A laptop and decent wifi is all many of us need. "To be able to work and live wherever you feel happiest and most productive," that's the digital nomad lifestyle as explained to
005 | Colin Yeo | How being nasty to immigrants became law
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How did a concept meant for counterterrorism turn into an immigration policy?
