The role your family cast you in. Abigail Nyasha Hunda.
9 months ago52 min- plays
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The role your family cast you in. Abigail Nyasha Hunda on who she became because of it.
What kind of child were you and who did you become because of it?In this episode, Abigail Nyasha Hunda reflects on growing up as the middle child, learning to adapt, observe, and perform in different spaces. We explore how family roles shape identity, her personal transition from Christianity to Islam, and how art became a language for reclaiming self. A conversation about inherited roles, quiet rebellion, and becoming more human beneath expectation.
CHAPTERS
00:00:00 - Intro
00:02:44 - Earliest Memories
00:13:03 - Rebellious Streak
00:29:12 - Becoming Muslim
00:44:06 - Outro
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