How much of identity flows from politics? In this episode, you’ll hear from an undocumented student fearful of Trump’s America, a young conservative embracing white nationalism, and a second generation Puerto Rican poet grappling with retaining his mother tongue. Produced by Eli Kurland, Melissa Pinel, and Carol Schaeffer.

Things don't always go exactly as expected. This week, people tell us stories about how the fallout changed them, from the Haitian earthquake, to an abortion, to a return to Ghana. Produced by Anaka Kaundinya, Ula Kulpa, and Estie Pyper.

What do an Italian-American superhero, an aerobatic pilot, New York State farm workers and Finnish communists have in common? In this episode of the NYU Journalism Podcast, we have a selection of stories exploring identity. Specifically, how people carve spaces in this world to exist and thrive. The episode is hosted by Hanna Asikainen and Morgan Sykes. The pieces are also produced by Karen Gardner and Ryan Sweikert. Music by: Blue Note Sessions Gillycuddy Loch Lomond Podington Bear

Three people – a Korean adoptee, a Cumbercookie and a music therapist – dive into one of life’s biggest questions: “Who am I?” Produced by Natalie Coleman, Alex Gonzalez, and Marina Koslock. Music: “A Certain Lightness” by Blue Dot Sessions.