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Expat experiences, information and advice for anyone moving or living abroad. Visit Expat Focus at expatfocus.com for more.
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Ever notice how the people who claim to have all the answers usually have the most boring lives? We spent our twenties in underground clubs and festival fields, then built businesses in Vietnam. Now we're watching Western culture implode from 8,000 miles away. From historical figures to simulation theory, from AI's impact to why clever people often end up miserable - we tackle questions that keep curious minds awake. We're not experts claiming to have it all figured out, just two guys naviga ...
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My inexpressibly hilarious commentaries about modern life will brighten the day of all who hear them! You'll laff 'til you stop or your money back!
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This podcast offers a firsthand exploration of my and other foreigners' experiences living in Japan, providing intimate insights into daily life, cultural nuances, and the unique aspects of Japanese society. Through personal anecdotes and discussions, listeners gain a deeper understanding of the intricacies of Japanese culture and the enriching journey of adapting to life in Japan.
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Welcome to House of Peregrine, a podcast hosted by Mickelle Weber, the Founder & Auteur of House of Peregrine. Mickelle brings together a diverse range of experts, seekers, and fellow Peregrines to delve deep into the multifaceted aspects of living abroad. Through thought-provoking conversations, personal anecdotes, and expert insights, Mickelle and her guests navigate the intricacies of living abroad. They share their wisdom, experiences, and strategies for building meaningful connections, ...
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A bunch of international teachers musing on our life on the go, our love of teaching and always looking on the bright side of it all.
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Eliz Armstrong from MeansToTravel interviews Andres Mongrue on traveling the world for fun and expatriate life in Dubai.
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Expats Thriving in Italy
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Radical Centrism at its worst.
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A podcast for those who are doing the daily grind in a foreign land (or for those who want to know more about life overseas). If you ARE living abroad, you know the average day is anything but ordinary. Join Alicia, Melissa, and Denise as they chat about learning to embrace the joys AND trials of taking root right where they’ve been planted.
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The Team at SFG Wealth Planning will focus on conversations with Centers of Influence that serve like-clientele, addressing germane subject matter within the realm of the executive with stock-based compensation.
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Hear from expat families and experts around the world. Learn how to get visas, make money, find jobs and resettle abroad. Get a behind-the-scenes look at what everyday life with kids is really like in different countries, and get the answers you need to go from day dreaming to international move making... Because life is too short to settle! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Four Seas One Family focuses on global culture and events to prove we all have much more in common than we think. We try to open a window from a view most of us are unable or unwilling to see from our "home nation" and assist in bringing constructive insights into how we as global citizens must work together while looking beyond the rhetoric in our local and social media. We are all global citizens from different backgrounds and beliefs, so let us learn about the commonalities we share deepl ...
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This is the story of two brothers who are guest workers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. One goes off on an adventure, meets a Saudi prince, and ends up dead. The other will stop at nothing to find out why his brother had to die. Accompanied by his wife, he begins a search across three continents for his brother’s killer. His hunt takes him into a trap where he, like his brother before him, becomes caught in the middle of the struggle between the pre-Al Qaeda fundamentalist Saudis and the mor ...
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Quick takes on life in Denmark, in 10 minutes or less. Life as an international in Denmark, one of the world's most homogenous countries, isn't always easy. In Denmark’s longest-running English-language podcast, Kay Xander Mellish, an American who has lived in Denmark for more than a decade, offers tips for enjoying your time in “the world’s happiest country” plus insights on Danish culture and Danish working culture. Whether you're living in Denmark, thinking about moving to Denmark, or int ...
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Is it better to marry expatriates? See doctor Farhana's answer !! Many of you ask questions about different problems through comments. I try to answer the important questions. Although it is not possible to answer all questions. So from now on we will try to answer the most important question by video. So that others with you also benefit. Doctor: Farhana If you do not like the podcast for any reason, then you can give dislikes without unnecessary comments. If you like it and do not forget t ...
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If you’re a US citizen living in the UK or you’re planning to move here, there are a number of important life stages you will need to plan for. With a good plan and the right advice, you’ll be ready for any challenge or opportunity life might throw at you while you’re in the UK. Our Stepping Stones series brings together leading advisers from various areas of expertise, to provide you with the need-to-knows for each step of your unique journey in the UK. This series is hosted by Buzzacott, a ...
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Making sense of life and living abroad. Whether you're already living abroad or contemplating taking the leap into a new chapter of life, join us as we explore the ins and outs of life abroad. We offer a rich blend of education, interviews, and first-person insights to guide you through different aspects of life beyond your homeland. We will cover the initial spark of considering a move abroad to the challenges and triumphs of building a life and a new home in a foreign land. Learn from othe ...
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A podcast for Brits living in the US to learn about how to best navigate the American financial system so they can protect and grow their life's work, and securely and happily live their American dream.Across the Pond is hosted by Richard Taylor and Thomas Quinn, and produced by Plan First Wealth LLC.
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A global leadership podcast that nests stories, knowledge, and science to soar the leadership in you!
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Two comics, three topics, ten minutes each, no politics. The Perfect Podcast for your modern lifestyle.
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The University of Oxford is one of the world's leading centres for the study of Africa. In every Faculty and Division across the University there are active research programmes focused on the continent. The African Studies Centre, within the School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies, acts as a focal point for graduate level work and faculty research on Africa. Alongside the vibrant doctoral programmes, the MSc in African Studies, inaugurated in 2006, is already recognised as Europe's most pre ...
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America burnt him out, so he moved to Budapest with his Hungarian wife, then 4 year-old son, and his elderly dog Zoltan (RIP). Being a lifelong musician, activist, and scholar, Dr. Christopher Robin Cox enjoys unscripted conversations, stories, and calling it like he sees it. Burnt Out in Budapest is an often unscripted free dive into all things politics, culture, environment, and music. Sometimes there are guests, sometimes not. It is unapologetically Left and Socialist. All the music on th ...
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Emigrant's Life - Stories of people who left their country to chase a better life
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Hi, I'm Daniel De Biasi, and I'm fascinated by people who achieved incredible things. In this podcast, I want to share with you stories of people who emigrate and re-start their life in a new country. I invite you to join me as I explore emigrant's stories. We would dive deep into how they did it, what reasons pushed them to leave their life behind, what challenges they faced, and what they managed to accomplish. I left Italy at 27, moved to the opposite side of the world, New Zealand, and t ...
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Is Burnout Real? What it is and How to Heal | Ep 63
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In this episode of the House of Peregrine Podcast, Mickelle welcomes burnout and somatic empowerment coach Alicia Ingruber for a deep, honest conversation about what it really means to rebuild after a burnout. Alicia shares her personal journey of collapsing after years of high achievement and international moves, and how her slow, body-led recover…
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June: Danish pride, women in uniform, and the reverse Jante Law: The Danish Year Part 6
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As of this month, girls who turn 18 can be drafted into the Danish military. This is new, even though girls in Norway and Sweden have been eligible for the draft for some time. Denmark is proud of its record on gender equality, so maybe it’s a wonder it hasn’t happened sooner. After all, more than half of the medical doctors in Denmark are female. …
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Culture Shock Stories | Why We Can't Go Back to the UK After Living in Vietnam
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Send us a text Ever wondered what happens when two Brits spend nearly a decade living in Vietnam? Turns out you start preferring chaotic traffic that actually moves, discover that Greg's sausage rolls aren't actually worth missing, and learn that throwing prawn shells on the floor makes perfect sense. Jack and Adam share their cultural awakening st…
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Why Learning Danish Is Harder Than You Think (But Worth It For Expats)
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Sigga Hansen joins the Expat Focus Podcast to share honest insights about learning Danish as an expat. As founder of Lingua Danica and one of Denmark's most experienced Danish teachers, she reveals why Danish is trickier than expected - and why it's essential for truly experiencing Danish life. Key Insights: Why Germans learn Danish faster than Swe…
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In this episode of the House of Peregrine podcast, Mickelle sits down with Eva Noelle Fassbender, founder of The Sardinian, to explore the romantic and courageous journey that led Eva to Sardinia and to a life she never planned but always felt called to. What began as a quest to uncover her family roots through a decades-old postcard became a sweep…
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Two months later, and I’m back. I begin by talking about sad news that, for some unknown reason, I didn’t mention last time. Next, I update what I talked about last time. I even share a helpful hint! Everything is now up to date, so the next episode, whenever it is, can be all-new. Yay? Be sure to Like the AmeriNZ Facebook Page for all things Ameri…
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What They Don’t Tell You About Money and Living Abroad | Ep 61
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Mickelle welcomes back Alex Ingrim, founder of Liberty Atlantic, for a powerful and grounded conversation on the emotional and financial complexities of building a life abroad. Together, they explore how cross-border living is more than tax codes - it’s a full-spectrum transformation of values, identity, and wealth planning. Alex shares insight fro…
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Raising Generation Alpha: When Your 8-Year-Old Wants a Smartphone
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Send us a text When you were eight, you played in muddy ponds. Today's kids are swiping phones in their sleep. Generation Alpha is growing up in a world we barely understand. Jack and Adam explore what it means to raise the first generation of true digital natives - kids born after 2010 who've never known a world without smartphones, tablets, and a…
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Episode 290: Episode 290: Taking Stock of the Moment(s)
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Our master of all things audio, Edmund Matuk III (Crazy Eddie), and features editor Jack DeViney meet again. This fine, gorgeous day in Upstate New York finds our two hosts revisiting a number of topics. Trending or not, we've learned a lot about our fellow Americans simply by driving, DeViney asserts. Hint: many of our fellow citizens don't just l…
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Do Third Culture Kids (TCK’s) lack identity? The Life of a TCK Therapist | Ep 60
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In this episode of the House of Peregrine podcast, Mickelle welcomes Dr. Rachel Cason, a therapist, writer, and fellow Third Culture Kid (TCK), whose work through Explore Life Story helps globally mobile individuals make sense of their richly layered identities. Together, they dive into what it means to grow up between cultures, how movement shapes…
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The Work Revolution: Same Job, Different Prison? (Just Without Trousers)
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Send us a text Remember when showing up to the office early made you look keen, not like a muppet with nothing better to do. The days of lanyard-wearing corporate drones are dying out, and about bloody time too. Jack and Adam explore how work's changing forever, from the ways the pandemic forced companies to admit we don't need to sit in traffic fo…
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Divorce Abroad: A Warning from an International Divorce Lawyer | Ep 59
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In this highly anticipated episode of House of Peregrine, Mickelle is joined by the brilliant Magali van Maanen, a seasoned international divorce lawyer and mediator from De Boorder Advocaten in Amsterdam. With nearly 20 years of experience in international family law, Magali brings clarity and wisdom to one of life’s most complex transitions - div…
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The Information Wars: Is EVERYTHING You Read Engineered To MANIPULATE Your Brain?
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Send us a text In 1985, journalists took weeks to verify a story. In 2025, AI pumps out a thousand fake ones before your coffee's even cooled. Welcome to the Information Wars - where seeing is no longer believing. This week, Jack and Adam unravel how the truth’s been hijacked by algorithms, media bias, and digital noise. From Vatican propaganda to …
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May, the candle in the window, and getting old in Denmark: The Danish Year Part 5
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There's a lovely May tradition in Denmark of setting a candle in the window on the evening of May 4. This is to commemorate the surrender of the Germans and the end of the Nazi occupation in 1945. The Nazis imposed a blackout on Denmark to confuse the Allied air forces, so now that they were defeated, a candle in a window became a small symbol of r…
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Beyond Your Birthplan: Building Your Parenting Village Abroad | Ep 58
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Mickelle is joined by Brooklyn Brownstone, founder and CEO of The Labour Dept, a pioneering community designed to support parents and parents-to-be through the profound transition into parenthood. Brooklyn shares her journey from global marketing professional to motherhood in Amsterdam, and how her personal challenges inspired her to build a new mo…
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Episode 289: Episode 289: Issues on the day of Easter
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A bit of a change in our own private schedules meant Crazy Eddie was building fences and playing a round of golf in beautiful upstate New York while for DeViney an upended work schedule meant an "everything-upended" weekend. No matter: there was further talk of the issues driving the American people, from tariffs to the figures behind the figures i…
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Send us a text The internet might be full of free nudity, but millions of people are still slapping down their credit cards for OnlyFans. What's that about then... Jack and Adam dive into the weird world of OnlyFans, where people drop their hard-earned cash just to see someone's bits who they've never met and likely never will. Turns out our modern…
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Send us a text 🚨 Did you know carrying scissors in Japan could land you in jail? In this episode of Taken By Japan, Ethan and Hugh dive into some of the wildest Japanese laws that are actually enforced — we’re talking surprise searches, unexpected arrests by police who don't give warnings, and fines that’ll make your wallet cry. 😱✂️ Want to stay ou…
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Why This American Mom Was Stunned By French Maternity Care (And You Will Be Too!)
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Ever wondered what it's like to be pregnant in a foreign country? In this episode, Carlie chats with Sarah, an American living near Paris who recently welcomed her baby daughter Laura into the world. Sarah takes us through her entire French pregnancy journey - from those first nervous blood tests to her unexpected emergency C-section. She shares th…
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Why Your Relationships are Failing - And What to Do About It (with Astrid Niels) | Ep 57
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Astrid Niels is a certified relationship coach and founder of Happy Thinking. She explores the intricate dynamics of love, partnership, and personal growth. From her deeply moving childhood in Belgium to becoming an internationally trained coach, Astrid shares how her early life experiences sparked a life-long quest to understand what it truly mean…
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Send us a text Spring has sprung in Japan, and so has a brand new episode of Taken By Japan! 🌸 Join Ethan and Hugh as they chat about everything from cherry blossoms and spring vibes to the surprising reason why Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu ended up in Shizuoka. Plus, they taste-test a rare, limited-edition spring flavor of Pocky you won’t want to miss. …
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The Education Revolution (Or Lack Thereof)
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Send us a text Remember when your calculator got confiscated because you might've scribbled formulas inside the case? Now kids are asking ChatGPT to write their entire essays. Bit of a step up, that. Jack and Adam dig into why our education system seems stuck in the dark ages despite all our technological progress. From those freezing cold BBC comp…
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Episode 288: Episode 288: Tariffs, Amazon, Apple and Expatriated Taxes, et al
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Re-emerged from their work behind the scenes, audio engineer Edmund Matuk III (Crazy Eddie) and Jon David (Jack) DeViney returns to review the tariffs at center stage. Along the way, Amazon, Microsoft, Elon Musk and, ah, yes, most certainly Apple come under renewed scrutiny. Save the "God bless America"'s and "Assembled in CA" crap and bring your j…
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Send us a text In this episode, Ethan opens up about why he’s chosen to stay in Japan rather than return to the U.S. Is it the food? The safety? The lifestyle? He shares the personal and practical reasons behind his decision—and what keeps him rooted abroad. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7zsihOprSLh_VMSdQJgBPQ…
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Running Away From Your Life? Run Toward A New One Instead. Jen Barnett on Moving Abroad with Purpose and Preparation | Ep 56
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In this episode of House of Peregrine, Mickelle welcomes Jen Barnett, co-founder of Expatsi, a company helping Americans move abroad with clarity, confidence, and heart. Jen shares her journey from Alabama to Mérida, Mexico - a move sparked by values, political shifts, and the need for a gentler, more aligned life. What began as a quiet cabin retre…
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The Conflict Paradox: Why We're All Secret Masochists
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Send us a text Ever noticed how the moment life gets a bit too comfortable, we start creating problems for ourselves? Like that mate who's got a cushy job but decides to train for an ultramarathon through actual mountains. What's that about? Jack and Adam dive into why humans are oddly drawn to stress and challenges, despite simultaneously whinging…
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Episode 287: Episode 287: Tariffs, Leadership & For-Profit Prisons
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From tariffs to for-profit prisons, Edmund Matuk III (Crazy Eddie) co-hosts alongside Jon David (Jack) DeViney for Episode 287 of the flagship podcast. New shows loom, however, and the flagship itself is being divided into seasons. All episodes before the most recent season will be archived and unavailable for free download as of 30 April, so get t…
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Bikes And The Good Life: Melissa & Chris Bruntlett on Designing For Vitality & Freedom Around the World | Ep 55
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In this episode, Mickelle welcomes Melissa and Chris Bruntlett - urban storytellers, authors, and advocates for human-centered cities. Together, they unpack how a bold decision to ditch their car in Vancouver sparked a global journey toward urban vitality. As parents, they saw firsthand how city design affects daily life and mobility, especially fo…
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Getting Physical: Our Fitness Journey and What We've Learned Along the Way
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Send us a text Dust off your sweatbands, snort a Hollywood-sized line of creatine, and prepare to get pumped. Jack Austin and Adam Garcia are exploring the world of fitness and how two former hippies ended up caring about macros. From the terror of stepping into a gym for the first time to navigating the confusing world of supplements, they're shar…
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April, Gardening in Denmark, and what it means to be “Pear Danish”: The Danish Year Part 4
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As the long Danish winter finally draws to an end, it’s time for Danes to start planting their gardens. Now, in early April, it’s rhubarb, parsnips, cabbage. After the risk of frost is gone, in late April, you can put down some beets, and chives, and parsley – all good traditional Danish food. By May, you can try with the tomatoes, which may or may…
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AuDHD and the Expat Path with ADHD Coach Yann Ghisalberti | Ep 54
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Yann Ghisalberti is a French expat and ADHD coach who works with teens and adults in both English and French. Founder of Coach 4 ADHD, Yann shares his deeply personal journey from IT specialist to ADHD coach, shaped by the challenges of expat life, late-in-life neurodivergent diagnoses, and a drive to help others thrive beyond survival mode. We tal…
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Episode 286: Episode 286: Signalgate, The Modern State & a Multimedia Debut!
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Beginnings abound as The ModState Podcast returns for Episode 286 and discusses the so-called "Signalgate" messaging turmoil in Babylon (Washington, D.C.) as well as why we're doing this again in the first place. Speaking of which, this marks the first time our longtime audio engineer, Edmund Matuk III, joins as co-host along with our features edit…
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The Wealth Paradox: Why Success Makes You Crave What You Left Behind
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Send us a text Why do billionaires buy farms? Tech moguls start craft businesses? Corporate lawyers open coffee shops? There's a curious pattern where those who climb highest often end up craving the simple life they left behind. Jack Austin and Adam Garcia explore "The Wealth Paradox" - that strange cycle where we chase success only to discover wh…
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Today is the eighteenth anniversary of this podcast, and the fact that today I’m releasing a new episode about that surprises me more than anyone. I talk about the anniversary first, then about what my barriers to podcasting have been, and then on to a very positive and important personal change I made in January. Be sure to Like the AmeriNZ Facebo…
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Moving To New Zealand Just Got Easier For Digital Nomads
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David Andrews, Director of Visa Visa Limited, returns to the Expat Focus Podcast to explain New Zealand's new approach to digital nomads. In this episode, we uncover the truth behind what's been called a "digital nomad visa" (but isn't actually a new visa at all!), exploring how visitors can now legally work remotely while enjoying everything New Z…
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Designing Your Life with Adis Sofie Fremont | Ep 53
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Adis Sofie Fremont is the founder of Beyond Boundaries Consulting and a leader in bringing the globally renowned Designing Your Life (DYL) methodology to the Netherlands. With a background in corporate sales, marketing, and innovation, Adis now helps internationals navigate life’s transitions with clarity and intention. She shares her personal evol…
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The British Perspective: Life as an Expat
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Send us a text Ever wondered what happens when two Brits spend a decade in Southeast Asia? Turns out they start missing Gregg's sausage rolls and random conversations with strangers, while definitely not missing the Friday night fights. Jack Austin and Adam Garcia unpack what it's like viewing their homeland from afar, exploring how distance change…
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“Home is not a place, it is a feeling” Raising kids across continents with author Samantha Frearson-Tubito | Ep 52
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Sam Frearson Tubito is the global nomad and memoirist behind Beneath a Borrowed Sky. With a life spanning continents—from the West Indies to Africa, Asia, Europe, and beyond—Sam shares how a childhood of constant movement shaped her sense of identity, belonging, and ultimately, the way she raised her own four children across the world. Together, sh…
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Send us a text The robots aren't coming - they're already here. And they're writing your emails, making your dinner plans, and possibly eyeing up your job. Jack Austin and Adam Garcia dive into the AI revolution that's happening right under our noses, exploring both the mind-blowing possibilities and the frankly terrifying implications of machines …
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American Warren Gregory, best known as the Flower Bike Man, creates vibrant, floral-adorned bicycles that have become an iconic part of Amsterdam’s streets. Warren shares his deeply personal journey—from overcoming a debilitating injury to rediscovering movement and purpose through cycling. His story takes a poignant turn as he recounts moving to t…
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Send us a text Ever wondered if being properly clever might actually make you a bit miserable? (And no, we're not just saying that to make ourselves feel better about our own brains.) Jack Austin and Adam Garcia are tackling the bizarre paradox of intelligence and happiness - where apparently having more processing power upstairs might mean you've …
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A gem discovered on our servers at long last, we're thrilled to present our interview with US Army Sergeant (ret.) Ian S. Haynes (RIP) from 2019. Part one (of three, provided we find the other two), Mr. Haynes was a member of the East Orange, New Jersey police force and retired as a Staff Sergeant from the US Army. Both co-founders of this podcast …
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March, "Gække Letters", and the things lost in Digital Denmark: The Danish Year Part 3
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Gækkebrev are a great Danish tradition, but like many other Danish traditions, they are fighting to survive amid the country’s ambitious digital agenda. What is a gækkebrev, or gække letter? A single piece of paper, cut into a lace-like design somewhat like a snowflake, sent anonymously in the days before Easter. A poem is handwritten on the letter…
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Smart Money Moves for Expats: Tax & Wealth Strategies for Americans Abroad | Ep 50
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Arielle Tucker is a European-based cross-border financial planner and founder of Connected Financial Planning. Arielle has her own story. She moved from the U.S. to Switzerland and Germany, revealing how a love for numbers and a knack for tax strategy led her to help Americans navigate the complexities of international finances. Together, they brea…
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Send us a text In this episode, Ethan shares why he would never work for a Japanese company again. Traditional Japanese business culture is deeply ingrained, with older generations—especially men—resisting change. While younger workers seek a better work-life balance, corporate leadership continues to push the outdated idea that work should define …
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Send us a text Ever wondered what happens when one bloke gets his fingers in virtually every technological pie going? (And yes, we mean the man who could probably buy all the actual pies too.) Jack Austin and Adam Garcia are unpacking the bizarre phenomenon that is Elon Musk - a fella who's somehow managed to accumulate more influence than entire g…
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Send us a text Right, let's talk about how we've all traded pints for pixels, shall we? Jack Austin and Adam Garcia are diving into the proper mess that is modern life - where we're more likely to get our dopamine hit from a Instagram like than a ciggy behind the pub. We're chatting about everything from why your kids have American accents (cheers,…
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Send us a text Right, shall we question everything we think we know about reality? Jack Austin and Adam Garcia are digging into simulation theory - where we might all be living in a sophisticated computer program, and Elon Musk reckons there's only a one-in-a-billion chance we're not. No pressure then. We're chatting about everything from Google's …
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Language, Expression & Location Independence: The JeDutchy Approach to Language | Ep 49
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In this episode, Mickelle welcomes Jordan Guerrero, the force behind JeDutchy, a platform helping learners master Dutch with confidence. Jordan shares her journey from growing up near Rotterdam to traveling the world and discovering her passion for teaching. What began as a simple Instagram experiment has grown into a thriving language-learning com…
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Martial Art 古武道 Lessons & Exam Stress: A Peek Inside Japanese Schools
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Send us a text In this episode of Taken By Japan, Ethan and Naif dive into life at school as students gear up for intense university entrance exams. They also share insights from a special guest—a master of Kobudo (古武道), the ancient martial arts of Japan. His lesson went beyond combat, teaching students the power of presentation and mindset in diff…
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