#70 You Must Have Vitamin D

We discuss the dark month of November, the sjuarmade ljusstaken and Black Friday. Also, Diego discovers that grits are not...
We discuss the dark month of November, the sjuarmade ljusstaken and Black Friday. Also, Diego discovers that grits are not...
Today we talk about postal delays, movie theaters re-opening and aqueducts. We also shine a spotlight on Håverud.
Mark, from Minneapolis, puts a spotlight on Vreta kloster, denying his involvement with thousand year old skeletons found there. We...
Today we check in with Licia, a former expat to Sweden that returned to her home country of Italy. We...
On this short winter special episode, we see what life is like as an expat in China.
To celebrate our one-year anniversary of the podcast, we turn the tables this week and talk to a Swede!
Samantha, from South Africa, runs Girl Gone International, an online group for expat tips and meetups. We talk language mistakes,...
Jarrett, from Calgary, thinks you people are WEAK! You want to see a real winter? Come to Calgary. He also...
It’s the time of year for Serbian tales of vampires, the Babaroga and Nikola Tesla! Jelena fills us in on...
Luis, who grew up in Spain, talks a bit about his birth country Costa Rica (watch out for alligators), swimming...
Sarah, from Wisconson, just wants a Target, good BBQ and affordable chocolate chips. Is that really too much to ask?
Today we chat with Nicole, from Massachusetts, about the terror of grocery shopping in another language, tricks for not having...
Olga, from Ukraine, talks about Ukrainian vs. Swedish cafe culture, getting to know your neighbors through fake traditions, and the...
We talk with author Patrick Hamilton Walsh about his travels, how he found himself in Sweden, and his new book...
We’re back for Season 2 with a recap of our Swedish and not-so Swedish summers. We discuss scuba diving with...
Erika, from Canada, explains why we are seeing so many young sailors being carted off in dump trucks around the...
Being an expat in one country wasn’t enough for Sandy. She’s lived on 5 continents!