What makes a place feel like home? For Diego, it wasn’t where he was born but where he felt most connected—Oaxaca. In this episode, he shares how his Mixtec heritage led him back to his family’s origins, how a chance job offer introduced him to the world of beekeeping, and how working with rural communities shaped his understanding of purpose. Whether you’re interested in cultural identity, unexpected career paths, or the fascinating traditions of Oaxaca, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration.
Regarding Diego's project and the honeys of Oaxaca, you can find more information on his Instagram page: @nunduve. You can also contact him directly via email at nunduve@gmail.com.
If you are in Oaxaca or planning to visit, you can find him at:
📍 Casa Biocultural Niyana
Address: Avenida Morelos No. 1306, Centro, Oaxaca. (Very close to Mercado de la Merced).
Key Takeaways:
- The pull of ancestral roots and the meaning of cultural identity
- How unexpected opportunities can lead to deep personal growth
- The importance of community and responsibility in shaping one’s path
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