All photography provided by Jon Yee

Season One follows the lives of a small group of Syrian refugees currently living in Lebanon, the country with the highest number per capita of refugees in the world.

The podcast features music by contemporary Syrian musicians. Faia Younan, the very first middle eastern refugee to crowdfund her debut, as well as Yousef Kekhia and Bisher Hafiz, two Syrian refugees currently living in Istanbul, have lent their music to this effort, amongst other musicians from around the world.

These podcasts have been made with the support of Salam LADC, a local NGO working in the Beqaa Valley.

Hindenburg Audio Suite sponsored the podcast by providing the audio editing software.

Season Two follows the lives of people living in London who have sought asylum due to their sexuality or gender identity.

These podcasts have been made with the support of the Say It Loud Club, a local NGO working in London.

Future seasons

If you have an idea for our next season, or are interested in collaborating with us in any other way, please get in touch. Our focus is on refugees and displaced peoples, but by no means is it limited exclusively to Syrian refugees, nor the Middle East. We are interested in hearing the stories of anybody who has been displaced, regardless of nationality, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation. There is no perfect story, nor perfect interviewee.