Borderline
A (now concluded) podcast for defiant global citizens. 50+ interviews exploring lives lived across borders, immigration policy and belonging.
026 | Ty McCormick | One refugee family's 30-year quest for home
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Asad Husein was born in the Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya. Today he’s a student at Princeton University. His story is a miracle of grit and luck. It didn’t have to be that hard. Asad and Marian’s family fled conflict in Somalia and found refuge in eastern
025 | Valerie Hansen | The year 1000, when globalization began
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A millenium ago, the Vikings landed in Canada, Islam spread in China and Southeast Asia was already the world’s factory. Welcome to the first globalization. Globalization isn’t just the stuff of airplanes and container ships. It’s not colonization and circumnavigation alone. It started much sooner. Dr Valerie
024 | Zoe Gardner | "We have a deeply unfeminist immigration system"
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Migrant women are at a higher risk of violence and abuse, often because of the State itself, explains immigration activist Zoe Gardner. In this conversation, Zoe Gardner covers: * How immigration exposes women to a higher risk of violence and abuse * Why policing and immigration enforcement must be decoupled * WTF “no