SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
What makes a place feel like home? In this episode, we talk about our personal spaces and how they evolve with us as we move through our life journeys. They hold our memories, reflect who we are in this moment and give us a place to escape from the outside world. It’s a conversation about creating comfort in the chaos and why “home” isn’t always about square footage or ownership, but rather about how you feel when you walk through the door. Whether you’re rooted, uprooted, or somewhere in between, we all deserve to be “home for now.”
When you're done listening, crank up this week's song, No Roots by Alice Merton, and celebrate your home, wherever (and whatever) it may be.
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