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The Heart Seat is where real life meets real connection. I’m Keseena, a traveler & entrepreneur who has lived, worked, and loved across cultures. This podcast is a space where I speak with friends, guests, and sometimes just with you, about different parts of life.
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Adaku - Career, Motherhood and a Life we never planned (opens the original)
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What happens when you reconnect with someone who knew you before life took you both in completely different directions? In this episode of The Heart Seat , I sit down with my longtime friend and former colleague Adaku. Our story goes back to Equatorial Guinea, where we worked together, lived together for a time, went to the gym, shared dinners, adventures and the very unique experience of building careers and lives in West Africa. Years later, we reunite for a conversation about who we were then
Krishini - I Moved for Love, But Found My Own Path (opens the original)
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Moving abroad looks exciting from the outside. New country. New city. New experiences. A completely different life. And it can be all of those things. But it also means leaving behind your family, friends, routines, culture and all the tiny familiar things you never realised mattered until they were no longer around you. In this episode of The Heart Seat, I sit down with Krishini, a fellow Mauritian who moved from Mauritius to France to follow her partner and build their life together. And then
Inge - Finding Home Again / Brazil, Motherhood & Healing Through Movement (opens the original)
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Some countries leave a stamp in your passport. Others leave a mark on your soul. In this episode of The Heart Seat, I sit down with Inge. We met in Brazil at a time when life was asking both of us some pretty big questions. What begins as a conversation about how we met at Alok’s event unfolds into something much deeper. We talk about why Brazil felt like home, how it impacted us (the nature, the people…) and how living abroad can reshape the way we see ourselves and reshape our connection with
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