Episode 3 - Ancient Lullabies and Modern Motherhood
About this episode
Homa shares her journey from nursing to anthropology, exploring lullabies and their cultural significance in parenting across different countries.
In this conversation, Homa shares her extraordinary journey from being a registered nurse in Canada to pursuing anthropology, leading her to Afghanistan to study lullabies. She discusses the cultural significance of lullabies, the challenges of conducting research in a different country, and how her experiences reshaped her views on parenting and community. Homa reflects on the differences between parenting in Afghanistan and Canada, highlighting the importance of community support and the lessons she has learned from her cultural exploration. Ultimately, she highlights the personal transformation that accompanies motherhood and the valuable insights gained from her journey.
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