In this captivating episode of Two Worlds, One Me, I welcome the remarkable Biljana Lipic, affectionately known as Bee. Born in Sarajevo, in the former Yugoslavia—a country that no longer exists—Biljana’s journey is a poignant exploration of identity, belonging, and resilience.Now living on a houseboat in Cornwall, Biljana is a dance artist, Argentine tango teacher, and choreographer. Her story unfolds as a tapestry of creativity and reinvention, from her beginnings as a graphic designer to building thriving tango communities across Britain. Her latest endeavors in writing and filmmaking delve into profound themes of migration and human connection.Join us as Biljana shares how tango became her third "world," a place of emotional grounding and freedom, and how her move to Cornwall helped her confront and heal deep personal struggles. She reflects on her childhood in Sarajevo, the challenges of leaving home amidst war, and the insights she’s gained from living at the edges of the land and sea.Biljana’s inspiring journey between cultures, disciplines, and self-discovery will leave you moved and thoughtful. Whether you’re intrigued by the art of tango, fascinated by stories of migration, or simply love a tale of courage and transformation, this episode is for you.__________Biljana Lipic's websiteTango music featured - Astor Piazzola - Oblivion and Tango del AngelThanks for listening!Music thanks to John Bartmann

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