As a child, M spent hours daydreaming, crafting storylines based off her favorite cartoons and scifi books. This fantasy world was more exciting, more vivid than the real world. But as M got older, her daydreaming habit didn't go away. In this excerpt from Episode 5 of NPR’s program and podcast Invisibilia, they investigate how it feels to live "inbetween" two worlds.

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