Bad Maps and Good Intentions; Sophie Radice on the trials and tribulations of life beyond the comfort zone S5 E11
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Sophie Radice discusses her experiences with identity, travel, and human rights issues, inspired by her novel and time in Calais.
Send us Fan Mail On this episode, writer and human rights campaigner Sophie Radice talks about many issues that need a deeper conversation; xenophobia, travel vs escape, identity and how she ended up on court after working in the Jungle in Calais. Her latest novel, The Year of Bad Maps, is a deeply personal and politically resonant story inspired by her solo travels across ten countries and her experiences surrounding the Calais refugee camps, being arrested and put on trial. Blending wit, tr...
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