In this episode, we have Zephyr. They grew up in London, spent years in the US, and now work in the Netherlands as an academic researcher. Zephyr is going to share their personal journey of self-discovery, explore their gender identity, discuss their experiences as a neurodivergent individual, and delve into their activism for sustainability as a scientist.
S1
My Mental Journey of Migration
E3
Boundless Identity: Self-Discovery, Coming Out, and Sustainability Activism
Welcome to the third episode of Season 1 of "My Mental Journey of Migration." In this exciting series, we will be featuring 8 guests who will share their captivating experiences of living in diverse cultures. Today, we have the pleasure of having Zephyr as our guest.
About me
Hi, I am Zoe Ye, a human being who failed to live a conventional life. I have a deep interest in people and their choices of life. In my podcast, I will be having conversations with individuals who are open to talk about their mental journeys in life.
Music: "Eyes They're Closed" by Kaytsak
In this episode, we have Zephyr. They grew up in London, spent years in the US, and now work in the Netherlands as an academic researcher. Zephyr is going to share their personal journey of self-discovery, explore their gender identity, discuss their experiences as a neurodivergent individual, and delve into their activism for sustainability as a scientist.
S1
My Mental Journey of Migration
E3
Boundless Identity: Self-Discovery, Coming Out, and Sustainability Activism
Welcome to the third episode of Season 1 of "My Mental Journey of Migration." In this exciting series, we will be featuring 8 guests who will share their captivating experiences of living in diverse cultures. Today, we have the pleasure of having Zephyr as our guest.
About me
Hi, I am Zoe Ye, a human being who failed to live a conventional life. I have a deep interest in people and their choices of life. In my podcast, I will be having conversations with individuals who are open to talk about their mental journeys in life.
Music: "Eyes They're Closed" by Kaytsak