From Community Initiatives to Writing on the Wall—A Transformative Journey Through Liverpool, Irish Roots, and Unexplored Indian Heritage with Madeline Heneghan

Join us in this enlightening episode as we delve into the multifaceted identity of Madeline Heneghan, a Liverpudlian with Irish roots, as she shares her journey of self-discovery and embraces her mixed-race heritage. From exploring the vibrant family structure that shaped her upbringing to uncovering her unexplored Indian heritage as an adult, Madeline takes us on a compelling journey.

The episode unfolds as we trace Madeline's experiences from the neighborhoods of Dingle to Kirby, highlighting her family's quest for better housing and health. Discover how travel and backpacking became a gateway for Madeline to connect with her Indian roots, allowing her to embrace the beauty of Indian culture.

Madeline draws striking parallels between the immigrant experiences of 1919 and the challenges faced by today's immigrants. Through the book she co-wrote with Emy Onuora, "Great War to Race Riots," she shares insights on how literature and arts can play a pivotal role in shaping communities. From community initiatives to her involvement with Writing on the Wall, Madeline reflects on the power of storytelling in effecting positive change.

Madeline discusses how diversity can be embraced through food and fashion. Tune in to Explore Your Identity and join Madeline Heneghan on a captivating exploration of identity, heritage, and the transformative potential of literature and arts.

The episode concludes with some fun fashion-related questions, including the Essential Menopause Accessories You Need for Summer, Madeline's Unbreakable Silver Bracelets, her Iconic Fashion Statement, and Shopping Confessions: Why she dreads the experience.