Best Us Expatriate Podcasts (2024)

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S’épanouir en expatriation: Un épisode en Français avec Florence Reisch 54:31

13h ago54:31

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Synopsis: There are usually no episodes in August but this month I have a bonus episode in French for you. Florence Reisch has been an expat for many years, she is specialised as an expat coach and she has written ‘Expat Wife, Happy Life’ which is available in 6 languages. To celebrate her book being published in French, we share our conversation a…

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The Design Quirks of Copenhagen 9:12

7d ago9:12

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Did you know that Copenhagen has its own color? It’s called Copenhagen Green, and it’s a dark emerald green, mixed with a fair amount of black. A little like the dark green we see on the leaves of trees here late in August. Pantone 3435C, for you designer types. You’ll notice that all Copenhagen benches are this color, an you will see Copenhagen Gr…

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#51 The Impact of Parental Absence on Childhood - with Katia Vlachos 33:56

22d ago33:56

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Synopsis: Katia Vlachos’ father was away during her childhood. During this episode, she graciously shares her story of realising later on in life the impact her father’s absence had on her. Katia has lived internationally for many years. She's the author of the book A Great Move and a soon-to-be-released memoir. She coaches people going through maj…

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#50 - Solo Parenting Survival Guide for Summer: Keeping It Stress-Free and Fun 10:14

1M ago10:14

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Synopsis: In this short episode of Holding the Fort Abroad, I give you four tips for your consideration if you are solo parenting during the holidays and your partner is working. Key Takeaways: Make it work for you Create memories Include the other parent Don’t pack in too many activities and visits What do you do to make it enjoyable and restful? …

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Who is Holger Danske? 6:35

1M ago6:35

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Many countries have a fictional character who represents them. Uncle Sam for the USA, Marianne in France, Mother India. Others have a legendary figure, who was real at one point but is now shrouded in myth, like King Arthur in England. For Denmark, Holger Danske is both. He was probably real, although he didn’t live in Denmark. He was a Danish knig…

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#49 Know what to do with your emotions - with Elizabeth Vahey Smith 36:59

2M ago36:59

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Synopsis: You feel anger, fear, sadness, resentment, disappointment? These can be intense emotions when living with someone who frequently travels for work. Elizabeth Vahey Smith and I discuss the principles from her book the ‘Practice of Processing’ and how . Elizabeth is an author, a speaker and the COO of TCK Training. What this episode is about…

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The white magic of the Danish graduation hat 9:01

2M ago9:01

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In June of each year, the streets of Denmark are suddenly full of young people wearing stiff white caps with bands of various colors - burgundy, midnight blue, light blue. These teenagers have just graduated from gymnasium, the Danish equivalent of high school, and the white hat is a sign of that accomplishment. They wear the white hat everywhere t…

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Ep 29: A Message From Mickelle: House of Peregrine's Year in Review and What's Next! 6:57

2M ago6:57

6:57

House of Peregrine, is an infrastructure and ecosystem for international life, combining the spirit of Soho House with the innovation of Goop powered by web 3. Our goal is to foster deeper connections within the international community and provide a place to belong and create, whether you're returning home or moving on to your next adventure. In th…

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#48 What makes you think I had an absent father? - with Lucas 35:54

2M ago35:54

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Synopsis: Continuing the series of Growing up with a Travelling Father, Lucas talks about his experience. Despite the financial constraints and the challenges brought on by his father's international career, Lucas expresses gratitude for a supportive family environment and discusses how travel and cultural exposure have shaped his worldview. What T…

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Ep 28: Paola Bucciol on Creative Reinvention Through Early Mother-hood and an International Move 1:14:34

2M ago1:14:34

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Paola Bucciol is a children's book author and independent publisher known for her debut book, 'The ABCs of Amsterdam’, a first guide to the capital of the Netherlands. Paola was curious and began to travel as a teen, which catapulted her interest in different cultures and countries. She was encouraged by her parents to explore her curiosity so afte…

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Ep 27: Knowing Ourselves Intimately: The Oh Collective on Centering Women's Experiences and Reimagining an Industry 58:08

3M ago58:08

58:08

Eden Chiang is a co-founder of The Oh Collective, a groundbreaking company at the intersection of international living, women's empowerment, and sexual wellness. Eden, along with her co-founders Winxi, Diana, and Simona, met while living abroad and bonded over their shared experiences as children of first-generation Asian immigrants. Raised in cons…

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#47 He takes a break to check in with the kids - with Saadia 23:20

3M ago23:20

23:20

Synopsis: Saadia’s husband has travelled throughout their 14 year marriage. They have also moved countries during multiple times during that time. In this episode she shares her wisdom gained from experience over the years. You’re not going to want to miss this one! Saadia’ husband had explained to her before they got married that his work would in…

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Ep 26: Annebet Van Mameren on Successfully Navigating the Dutch School System for International Families 1:12:22

3M ago1:12:22

1:12:22

Annebet van Mameren, an education placement specialist in Amsterdam, has transformed the lives of many families in our community, including Mickelle’s, who sought Annebet’s support during her relocation to the Netherlands 8 years ago. Annebet has been advising families for over 10 years, helping more than 1200 families settle into the Dutch educati…

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Ep 25: The Goodnight Train. The Revival of Night Train Travel and How to Create a Train Company with Chris Engelsman: co-founder of European Sleeper. 57:09

3M ago57:09

57:09

Chris Engelsman is a co-founder of European Sleeper, the visionary night train service traversing some of Europe's most beautiful cities. From its humble beginnings as a crowdfunding project to its current status as a scale up venture, European Sleeper embodies the revival of night trains, rekindling the romance of railway travel. Through Chris's j…

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Enjoying the Journey 22:45

3M ago22:45

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Visit www.abroadsense.com for more information Leave a Message: https://www.speakpipe.com/AbroadSense ----------------------------- Track: African Jungle — Amine Maxwell [Audio Library Release] Music provided by Audio Library Plus Watch: • African Jungle — Amine... Free Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/african-jungle ---------------------------…

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#46 “You have to behave while I’m away” - with Irene 37:33

3M ago37:33

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Synopsis: In this compelling episode, Irene reflects on her childhood in Jakarta, living with her grandparents while her mother made a bold move to Greenland for financial stability. She opens up about the intricacies of cultural differences within her family, the support she had despite her mother's absence, and how she sees it as part of her stor…

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Ep 24: Living Bi-Locally: Marta Mikolajczy on Traveling with Children, Place, and Creating a Life in Two Locations 54:32

3M ago54:32

54:32

Today Mickelle sits down with Marta Mikolajczyk to explore the concept of "living bi-locally." Marta, a seasoned traveler and professional travel designer for families, shares her unique journey of intentionally crafting a life split between Costa Rica and the Netherlands as well as great insight into traveling with children. Marta shares the signi…

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Ep 23: Ending A Chapter. Saying Goodbye To A Place and People You Still Love 1:00:54

3M ago1:00:54

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In this episode of House of Peregrine, Mickelle engages in a heartfelt conversation with her longtime friend, Kris Herwig. Together, they reflect on their serendipitous meeting in Amsterdam, their shared journey into parenthood, and Kris's poignant farewell to the beloved city she called home. Kris is an American who married a Swedish boy in Americ…

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#45 Embracing the World Through a Travelling Father - with Ophelia 38:07

4M ago38:07

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Synopsis: In this episode, Ophelia opens up about the nuances of growing up with a globe-trotting father, an experience that came with its blend of adventure and uncertainty. She reminisces about a youth punctuated by her dad's inconsistent presence and the creative ways her family maintained connections across continents in an era before the omnip…

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Do you have to speak Danish to work in Denmark? 7:52

4M ago7:52

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If you’re only in Denmark for a few months, it might not be worth the investment in time to learn much more than the basic pleasantries in Danish. But you plan to stay in Denmark for more than a year or so, it’s a good idea to learn some Danish – and your visa may require that you do so. Even if you’re not forced to, it’s a good idea to learn Danis…

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Ep 22: Embracing the Expat Mindset with Gal and Maayan from Smoozitive 59:28

4M ago59:28

59:28

In this episode of House of Peregrine, host Mickelle Weber sits down with the dynamic duo behind Smoozitive, Gal and Maayan. As sisters who have relocated an impressive eight times each in different countries, they bring a wealth of firsthand experience to the table. The name Smoozitive reflects their mantra - blending smooth transitions with a pos…

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Ep 21: Adrienne Dant on Creating Novel Products and Services While Living Abroad 55:04

4M ago55:04

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Join Mickelle Weber on this episode of the House of Peregrine Podcast as she catches up with Adrienne Dant, a dynamic force behind Tobi Towels and the wellness community Swell. Hailing from the U.S., Adrienne embarked on a transformative journey that led her from Chicago to pursuing an MBA in Italy and eventually making Amsterdam her home for the p…

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#44 Learnings From My Life Story - with Rhoda Bangerter 34:22

4M ago34:22

34:22

What you will learn: Dating long distance: UK/Congo. The first years of marriage, being a lovepat and not realising the travel involved in my husband’s work Expat life is multi-layered and unpredictable! Dealing with a genetic eye condition and my husband’s unknown illness, a husband who commutes and two unexpected moves back to back. Learning to i…

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Ep 20: Every Mother Knows: Knowing Your Worth Is Key to a Successful Return to Work 1:02:52

4M ago1:02:52

1:02:52

Join Mickelle Weber on this week's episode of the House of Peregrine Podcast, featuring the founder of Every Mother Knows, Angela Fusaro. Delve into Angela's captivating journey and her mission with Every Mother Knows, as she unveils the essence of her purpose and the paramount importance of supporting mothers as they re-enter the workforce post-pa…

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Ep 19: Unlocking Local Integration For Internationals with Language Teacher Mariska van Der Meij of Mama Dutch 36:51

5M ago36:51

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In this episode of House of Peregrine, host Mickelle welcomes Mariska of Mama Dutch, a seasoned traveler and language enthusiast. From her early adventures in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia to her time living in Japan, Mariska's international journey has been fueled by a passion for languages and culture. Now, through her busine…

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Change is Coming…. 7:19

4M ago7:19

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It has been fun so far, but it’s time to try something different…. Visit www.abroadsense.com for more information Leave a Message: https://www.speakpipe.com/AbroadSense ----------------------------- Track: African Jungle — Amine Maxwell [Audio Library Release] Music provided by Audio Library Plus Watch: • African Jungle — Amine... Free Download / S…

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#43 How to calm intense emotions with tapping - with Eleni Vardaki 40:30

5M ago40:30

40:30

Synopsis: How can tapping help you with loneliness when your partner is gone, taking big decisions (do we do the split assignment?), exhaustion or fear. Tapping is all over social media these days. Eleni Vardaki is an EFT practitioner and in this episode she walks us through what tapping can and can’t do, we do a live exercise you can join in with.…

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Ep 18: Becoming a Person of Color Overnight and The Art of Remaining Authentic After Going Viral with Rashi Favier 54:12

5M ago54:12

54:12

Step into the vibrant world of Rashi Agarwal Favier, a multifaceted creator whose journey from India to Amsterdam sparked a profound shift. In this week's episode, Rashi shares her insightful and humorous perspective on navigating life as a person of color in a new cultural landscape. Discover how Rashi's move to Amsterdam just before the pandemic …

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Why Danes Find Compliments So Awkward 7:12

5M ago7:12

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A story I’ve heard over and over again when I talk to internationals working in Denmark is this: They thought they were going to get fired. They’d been working for a year or so at professional-level job in Denmark, often one they’d been recruited for, but they’d never heard any positive comments from their manager. They started to worry. They were …

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Ep 17: Re-Imagining Luxury Travel. Hayley Daen from Gloobles Guide Talks to Us About Their New Travel Memberships, Their Amazing Iternaries, and The Why Behind The Gloobles Brand 27:34

5M ago27:34

27:34

Experience the epitome of luxury travel with Gloobles, where every vacation is tailored to perfection, leaving you revitalized and eagerly anticipating your next adventure. In this episode, Mickelle Weber embarks on a journey that will ignite your wanderlust as she speaks with Hayley Daen, the Editorial Director of Gloobles. Hayley shares Gloobles …

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What’s the Worse that Can Happen with Patrizia Di Gregorio of Expats in Rome 27:28

5M ago27:28

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Patricia Di Gregorio has a rough start with her life abroad. But she was able to overcome her circumstance and build something beautiful - a large thriving community of people who help each other. Visit www.abroadsense.com for more information Leave a Message: https://www.speakpipe.com/AbroadSense ----------------------------- Track: African Jungle…

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#42 Does one of you go? Tips for considering geographical separation 18:29

5M ago18:29

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Synopsis: In this episode of Holding the Fort Abroad, I dive deep into the decision-making process for split location assignments. We explore practical considerations, maintaining healthy relationships, and the importance of understanding your reasons for pursuing this path. Hear real-life experiences and gain valuable insights from those who have …

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This Will Determine Your Happiness 34:01

6M ago34:01

34:01

Abroad Senses host, Candice Chapman, talks about a fundamental truth that determines how happy and satisfied you will be in your new life. Visit www.abroadsense.com for more information Leave a Message: https://www.speakpipe.com/AbroadSense ----------------------------- Track: African Jungle — Amine Maxwell [Audio Library Release] Music provided by…

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#41 The Ties that Bind: People, Places and Purpose - with Megan Norton 37:22

6M ago37:22

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Synopsis: Join me in this conversation with Megan Norton on how fostering a sense of belonging can strengthen family ties. Megan is an intercultural trainer and author of Belonging Beyond Borders. As the daughter of a US Foreign Service employee, she moved many times during her childhood. As far back as Megan can remember, her father was often on s…

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Slow Travel: Less Risk, Same Rewards with Bhavana Gesota 48:51

6M ago48:51

48:51

Bhavana Gesota, author of "The Art of Slow Travel - See the World and Savor the Journey On a Budget", shares here definition of slow travel and why it is her preferred way of living.... website: https://www.bhavanagesota.com Author page: https://author.bhavanagesota.com/home Visit www.abroadsense.com for more information Leave a Message: https://ww…

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#40 How Well Do You Know Exhaustion, Feeling Stuck And Resentment? 23:45

6M ago23:45

23:45

Synopsis: In this episode, I delve into the common challenges faced by parents whose partners travel frequently for work. I discuss the dangers of exhaustion, feeling stuck, and harboring resentment while managing the home front solo. Drawing from my own experiences and insights, I share practical strategies for addressing these issues, from managi…

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Spam Calls and Paradise: An Expatriate's Journey in Mexico 0:14

6M ago0:14

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In this episode of Expat Rebel, the host discusses their personal experience living as an expat in Mexico and shares updates about their lifestyle. They provide details of a recent windstorm and their hobbies such as writing and converting old slides into JPEGs. The host also discusses the results of a survey for the top expat locations, revealing …

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#39 The Long-Distance Family Dynamic - with Michael Sullivan 42:00

7M ago42:00

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Synopsis: Find out how the Sullivan family makes their split location arrangement work, what they prioritise, how Michael stays present as a father for his children even though he lives thousands of miles away. They are not new at this and Michael shares his hard earned wisdom. Michael Sullivan currently teaches in Turkey while his wife works and l…

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Romance in Denmark 8:43

6M ago8:43

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Whether you're navigating the cobbled streets of Copenhagen on a first date, exploring the charming countryside with a new companion, or swiping right in the pursuit of love, this episode offers the inside scoop on Danish dating culture. We explore different facets of the Danish dating scene, from casual meet-ups in cozy bodegas to the commitment i…

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Before Moving, Ask This Question First 35:00

7M ago35:00

35:00

The most important questions are also the most overlooked. Before questions about weather, language, visas, and cost-of-living, there is a vital question that needs to be considered and answered. Join our host, Candice Chapman, as she shares from experience what should be asked before any other question. Visit www.abroadsense.com for more informati…

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Entrepreneurs, You Could Chill in the Philippines - Kareem Jackson 50:38

7M ago50:38

50:38

Interview with Kareem Jackson, serial entrepreneur, where he tells about his life as an 8-year-old moving to Nigeria from Missouri, his life as a young adult in California, and how his experience affected his perception. Follow him on this intriguing journey. Visit www.abroadsense.com for more information Leave a Message: https://www.speakpipe.com/…

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Travel Help for a Military Life - Roshunda Jones 34:06

7M ago34:06

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Roshunda Jones joined the military not intending to see the world, but that is what happened. Hear her story as she tells about the surprises and challenges of being in the military and a single parent. Also see how a taste of life abroad affected her and her daughter. Blog: https://Southernverse.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ms_southern…

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There is Only One Way to be Successful 34:00

7M ago34:00

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Episode 1!! Finally after so many years and hiccups, this podcast is officially launched. In this inaugural episode we get a glimpse into the motives behind Abroad Sense and some insight on the host Candice Chapman. If you enjoy what you hear, let me know on www.abroadsense.com and share with a friend. Visit www.abroadsense.com for more information…

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#38 Embracing Work Travel And Family Life 10:29

7M ago10:29

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Synopsis: Today's episode is a special solo edition where I dive into the challenges and triumphs of families living this unique lifestyle. I explore the possibility of balancing work passion with a happy family life, and I share a few inspirational stories of families who are successfully doing just that. From strategies for self-care and parentin…

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