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Notes from Somewhere is a conversation-driven travel podcast about travel as lived experience – not destination guides or bucket lists, but the stories beneath the surface. Hosted by Eri Mizobe Ryan, each episode explores a city, a country, or a season of life somewhere else, and the people and places that shape us. Through intimate storytelling (something Eri brings from her work in marketing), we talk culture shock, identity, and personal growth – and the lessons that stay long after you’ve left. If you love travel stories, reflective conversations, and podcasts about culture, this one’s for you.
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Güncelleme sıklığı:
bimonthly
Ortalama ses uzunluğu:
43 minutes
Konuk röportajları
ingilizce
Amerika Birleşik Devletleri
5 bölüm
16 Şubat 2026beri
episodic
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In this episode of Notes from Somewhere, Eri sits down with her friend and former colleague Kelsea Woods to explore what it really takes to make somewhere new feel like home. The two met while living in New York, and since then Kelsea’s path has taken her from Brooklyn to Cambridge and London.
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In this episode of Notes from Somewhere, Eri reflects on what she discovered after spending six weeks working remotely from France. From Nice, Aix-en-Provence, Lyon, Bordeaux and Paris, while balancing everyday work with the desire to be fully present somewhere new.
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In this episode of Notes from Somewhere, Eri sits down with Kristina Rodulfo, a Filipina American beauty writer, editor, consultant, and creator based in New York. Formerly the Beauty Director at Women’s Health and Senior Beauty Editor at ELLE, Kristina has built a career at the intersection of bea…
In this first episode of Notes from Somewhere, Eri shares a travel story about growing up in Hawaii, Singapore, and Hong Kong – and how moving between cultures shaped her identity, resilience, and comfort with the uncomfortable.
From childhood in Hawaii to navigating life in Singapore and Hong Kon…
The podcast "Notes from Somewhere" by Eri Mizobe explores the transformative nature of travel and its impact on personal identity. Each episode delves into the essence of travel as a journey of self-discovery and the power of storytelling in marketing, offering insights into the ways in which trave…
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