Disturbed in Their Nests

In "Disturbed in Their Nests," nineteen-year-old Sudanese refugee Alephonsion Deng navigates his new life in America, marked by cultural misunderstandings and personal challenges, while partnered with suburban mom Judy Bernstein through a mentoring program. As they confront their differing backgrounds and expectations, their journey leads to a transformative friendship that highlights the struggles refugees face in unfamiliar settings. This poignant narrative not only sheds light on Alepho's adaptation to American life amid violence and adversity but also invites listeners to reflect on empathy and the human experiences behind the headlines.