Borderline
A (now concluded) podcast for defiant global citizens. 50+ interviews exploring lives lived across borders, immigration policy and belonging.
038 | Geoffrey Cain | How China perfected the police state
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The Uyghurs’ real-life dystopia offers a glimpse of a political and technological future George Orwell could only imagine.
037 | Felix Marquardt | Manifesto for a new nomadism
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People who cross borders can make a better world. But first we need to leave La La Land.
036 | Dina Nayeri | What immigrants never tell you
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A wide-ranging conversation with Iranian American author Dina Nayeri on the refugee experience, what humans are entitled to and why we won’t let others have it. "There's just so much that the displaced don't tell the native-born."
036 extra | What immigrants never tell you: the uncut interview with Dina Nayeri
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"There's so much that the displaced don't tell the native-born."
035 | Amelia Gentleman | The unkept promises of the Windrush scandal
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In 2018, Amelia Gentleman revealed the Windrush scandal. Three years on, does Britain treat its immigrants any better?
034 | Daniel Trilling | Wtf is going on at the Home Office?
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It’s scandal after scandal for one of Britain’s biggest ministries and an obstacle course for immigrants who encounter it. Why is the Home Office like this?
034 extra | The full uncut interview with Daniel Trilling
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It’s scandal after scandal for one of Britain’s biggest ministries and an obstacle course for immigrants who encounter it. Why is the Home Office like this?
033 | Anisha Abraham | Raising global teenagers
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Hormones, acne, heartbreak… and figuring out what country you even belong to. Adolescence is even trickier when you’re a global kid. Kids who grow up between cultures develop invaluable skills. But having to figure out one’s cultural identity, on top of the usual teenage challenges, can make adolescence