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Update frequency:
every 12 days
Average audio length:
50 minutes
English
United Kingdom
61 episodes
since July 24, 2020
episodic

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~95.56% of listeners are from United States.
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US
95.56%
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GB
4.18%
🇵🇭
PH
0.25%
Others
0.01%
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In the last episode of the year, you are going to meet Minniina, a personal trainer from Finland and a mother-of-three who is married to an English man she met whilst at university. We spoke about how Finnish people celebrate Christmas, why they love a sauna, what her children think about their mum…

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Svitlana from Ukraine has had to apply for a few visas but also has already worked for an embassy, some visa companies and now is in the visa department for a dance company. But we came together to talk about her side business, which is what caught my attention on Instagram. She developed Otter and…
Patricia is a fabulous Venezuelan who came to this country to leave her mark and encourage anyone around her to grow as much as she has. Patricia works in tech and has done so her whole life. Thanks to it she manages to support her family and still gives her the opportunity to have a side business …
In this episode you are going to learn the story of Jordana, a Bolivian who moved to the UK with her family when she was only 13 years old. She has managed to build a life for herself here and hasn’t been back to Bolivia since. She is a single mother-of-two who has recently opened her own business …
Rosita, my first Cuban, is here to tell us what life was like there back when Fidel Castro was in power, the real situation about the world renowned doctors, who is talented enough to dance salsa and how she overcame her imposter syndrome as a foreigner in the UK. Rosita moved to Manchester to be c…
In Today’s episode I had a lovely chat to Rohini, an amazing guest from India. She used to work in finance but after her maternity leave, she decided to take on a position with the Clapham Mums website, never to go back to her finance job. She talked me through how she managed to make such a change…
In this episode you are going to learn Cilveeyah’s story. She is from Kenya and at a very young age developed a decease which led to her becoming partly blind. She tells us what her parents did in order to help her to retain a little bit of her vision, which includes moving the whole family to Lond…
In the second episode this season, I bring you the Pilates Instructor Jules, who moved to the UK by chance thanks to her mother’s impulsiveness. Thankfully she settled well and is now based in Portsmouth with her partner and daughter. You are going to learn about the misconceptions, fun facts and b…
After a month break, the podcast is back! And I spoke to the chef Marni who explained a little bit what life was like growing up in Khao-Sarn, the very famous and lively street in Bangkok where she was surrounded by lovely street food. That experience gave her a bit of a base and inspiration for he…
Today in episode 51, I have the pleasure of bringing you the fabulous Wendy, a South African Healthy Habits coach. Wendy talks about her childhood growing up in South Africa. When she was only 12 Apartheid ended and she explains what was it like to live there as a white person through it all. We al…
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