An African-American returnee shares their profound journey back to Sierra Leone, uncovering heritage after DNA testing linked them to this vibrant West African nation. They recount the emotional experience of being adopted by a local family, receiving a traditional name, and the powerful visit to Bunce Island, a site of haunting historical significance. The conversation dives into cultural reawakening, the importance of education for girls, and the challenges faced by returnees in navigating their newfound identities in a place rich with history and resilience.