Turning Points Episode 5: Reverse Culture Shock: Coming Home After 10 Years Away
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Reverse Culture Shock: Coming Home After 10 Years Away
What happens when home doesn’t quite feel like home anymore?
In this episode, Angella sits down with Njoki Mburu, a Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program Alumni from University of British Columbia, to explore the complex realities of reverse culture shock after more than 10 years abroad. Njoki shares why she chose to return to Kenya, craving wholeness, family, and a sense of belonging, and the joys of rediscovering home, from familiar food to speaking her language again.
But the return hasn’t been easy. From friendships lost to building new ones from scratch, navigating political tensions on the ground, being treated differently because of her accent, and redefining her sense of purpose and rest, Njoki opens up about both the challenges and the healing of coming back.
This is an honest and heartfelt conversation about belonging, identity, and what it truly means to come home after years away.
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