Being Albanian-Greek in London - Anita and Lena bond over their Albanian upbringing in the Diaspora
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Being Albanian-Greek in London - Anita and Lena bond over their Albanian upbringing in the Diaspora
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Episode 37
Anita joins Lena Rexhepi for an honest conversation about growing up Albanian in Greece and the feeling of being caught between cultures Albanian in Greece, yet seen as Greek when returning to Albania.
She opens up about the fear, isolation, bullying, and pressure she experienced as a child, including the difficulty of speaking openly about her background. Together, Anita and Lena explore the lasting impact of migration, stereotypes, and rejection, both from wider society and from within your own community.
They also talk candidly about cultural expectations placed on women, marriage, family, success, and the ways we can learn to normalize suffering and stay silent about painful experiences.
For Anita, moving to London became a turning point. It gave her the space to explore her identity more freely, let go of some of the shame she had carried, and build a deeper relationship with her parents.
The episode ends with a powerful message for anyone who has ever felt caught between cultures: start by belonging to yourself, and give your fears a voice.