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《闲侃日本重制版》是基于《闲侃日本》节目，进行了声音优化、提升声音质量，加入罗宾大叔近期的感悟和最新的更新，让你更深入地了解日本这个临近又陌生的国度。

85. 昨日北海道地震随感

84. 从棋魂聊到日本围棋

83. 一代人的童年回忆，动画片《太空堡垒》

82. 走好，小丸子！再见了，樱桃酱

81. 日本买哪里的房，买什么类型的房？取决于你的需求

《闲侃日本重制版》

Welcome to On Arrival - The Traveler's Podcast. We're your hosts KT & Jordan. Throughout our 20's we have lived and traveled all around the world and fell in love with exploring new cultures. Here at On Arrival we interview some of the worlds most eccentric travelers to hear their original and authe...

It’s here! We have finally launched On Arrival, an award-winning website app that offers personalized travel guides tailored to each individual user and trip.We have traveled to dozens of cities and always found it difficult to find the best things to do in the cities we visited. We know this is a problem that many travelers struggle with. Next time you travel, instead of spending 5-10 hours researching your destination, spend just 5-10 minutes with On Arrival and get everything you need for ...

Award-Winning Personalized Travel Guides are Here!

Have you dreamt of driving the iconic Highway 1 up the California Coast? We share what it's like driving the scenic Pacific Coast Highway through some of the most beautiful cities in the world. On today's episode, we share the highlights of our once-in-a-lifetime road trip (seriously we're flying next time!) and thoughts on all of our stops: San Diego, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, Carmel-By-The-Sea & Monterey, San Francisco, and Napa. This is absolutely an episode you cannot miss! Tod...

California, On Arrival - 6 Stops That Make the Perfect California Road Trip

Our listeners are most likely already familiar with the life of a traveling athlete, and today we broaden this picture as we welcome NBA player and German national team member Moe Wagner to the podcast! Moe has a fascinating and unique story, having been born in Berlin, moving to the US for college, and building a promising career after graduating college. Our conversation today concludes with the amazing story of his trip to the 2020 Olympics with the German national team, and what it was li...

An Olympic Anomaly: Moe Wagner from the Orlando Magic and German National Team shares his Tokyo Olympic experience

Today’s guest is a Deck Officer in the United States Merchant Marines and a Lieutenant in the US Navy Reserves. During his time at sea, he has traveled to six continents and circumnavigated the globe. Most recently, you can find him sailing for Lindblad Expeditions in Alaska. Please join us in welcoming Victor Ottoboni! From Antarctica to Alaska, National Geographic’s expedition cruises, operated through their alliance with Lindblad Expeditions, have taken Victor to some of the most remote an...

An Unforgettable Expedition - Why Cruises with National Geographic & Linblad are a Unique Way to See the World with Victor Ottoboni

We just got back from Austin, Texas and wanted to share our top 5 reasons why you must visit while the details of our trip are fresh in our minds. Without a doubt, one of our favorite trips to date! Today on On Arrival: Where to stay What to seeWhat to do What to eatWhat to drink Be sure to order KT's favorite drink the Sea & Salt from Here Nor There!If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts. If you know someone who you thi...

Austin, On Arrival: 5 Reasons You Must Visit Austin, Texas Now

On Arrival Travel

Aeropuertos, aviones, culturas y ciudades. Explorando el globo. ¡Allá vamos!

Ushuaia y El Calafate - 2

Cordoba y Puerto Iguazú (Tema Covid)

Primer viaje post pandemia

San José, Costa Rica

Tucumán, Salta y Jujuy, Argentina.

Conociendo El Globo

What if you saw what’s wrong in the world today and could do something about it - would you? Visible takes you to the heart of lasting change - exploring the stories of real people, once invisible, and those working to make a difference.

Relationships

Documentary

What does it look like to respond to incredible need around the world?

This week, join us for a conversation with Yolanda Worley, an experienced leader with a lifetime of experience in South Africa. Together we're discussing the challenges that people across their country are facing, and examples that show how change and healing is possible.

For more information on the communities and stories you hear on this podcast, and to learn how you can get involved, please visit onecollective.org/podcast

East London, South Africa: Transforming Communities Together

Around the world, finding sustainable solutions that meet the needs of people within communities is a big challenge. What does it actually look like when community leaders share a vision and work together to create sustainable change? This week, travel with us to East London, South Africa - hear the rest of Pastor Vuyo's story and learn about sustainable initiatives happening today from One Collective leaders.For more information on the communities and stories you hear on this podcast, and to learn how you can get involved, please visit onecollective.org/podcast

East London, South Africa: Creating Sustainable Change

In difficult places around the world, often cycles of poverty and oppression will make growth and transformation difficult. How can people in those situations break through to find change?This week, travel with us to East London, South Africa and learn about what life is like in the many townships that surround the city. Meet Pastor Vuyo, a remarkable leader who grew up in one of these townships, and hear him tell his story.For more information on the communities and stories you hear on this podcast, and to learn how you can get involved, please visit onecollective.org/podcast

East London, South Africa: Breaking Harmful Cycles

What does it look like to respond to incredible need around the world?

This week, join us for a conversation with Dr. Jo Anne Lyon, an experienced leader with lifetime experience in international work. Together we're discussing the challenges that many people face around the world, and stories that show how change and healing is possible.

For more information on the communities and stories you hear on this podcast, and to learn how you can get involved, please visit onecollective.org/podcast

The Middle East: Responding to Great Need

When people are isolated or rejected by society, how are followers of Jesus called to respond? 

This week, listen to the rest of Miriam's incredible story, how life changed for her on the other side of the border - and hear from a One Collective leader about how understanding his faith lead to a passion for work among people that are unseen to most of society.

For more information on the communities and stories you hear on this podcast, and to learn how you can get involved, please visit onecollective.org/podcast

The Middle East: Caring for The Invisible

Visible

In Search of Flavor is a podcast hosted by Liz Caskey, co-founder of Liz Caskey Culinary & Wine Experiences, a travel design firm, crafting culinary, wine, and design journeys in the Americas from California to South America. Passionate about all things food, wine, travel, and design, each episode f...

Entrepreneurship

Episode 39: Getting Out of Your Comfort Zone through Travel

In this episode, we sit down with Seba Zuccardi, the pioneering force behind some of Argentina's most distinctive and terroir-driven wines hailing from the Uco Valley in the Mendoza province. While the Zuccardi family winery was established by his grandfather in Mendoza's Maipú region in the 1960s, it's Seba who has spearheaded an audacious exploration of the Uco Valley's high-altitude vineyards in sites like Altamira, La Consulta and Gualtallary in the mid-2000s. Through intensive soil mapping, he has revealed a treasure trove of grand cru-caliber terroirs formed by the varying elevations, topographies and impact of the Andes Mountains. Zuccardi's decidedly non-interventionist approach produces transparent, fresh, intense yet balanced "mountain wines'' that clearly convey a powerful sense of place (and have garnered international attention like the iconic 100-point Finca Piedra Infinita Malbec). He's a pioneer of vibrant expressions of Chardonnay from high altitude Guallatary and other varieties through innovative techniques such as fermenting in concrete eggs. In this conversation, Seba shares his passion and drive to redefine what's possible from the Uco Valley as a world-class wine region.

Episode 38: Seba Zuccardi on the Rise of Uco Valley Wines

(Re-release & Updated commentary / Episode 13 with Guiliana Furci)

“Without fungi, no plant on earth would live because no plant is able to live outside of an aquatic system without the fungi.” - Guiliana Furci

Soil is life. Without it, we cannot sustain ourselves on Earth. We are losing it, poisoning it, chopping it up with tilling, and with it, depleting the fungi which are integral to it, an intricate system, a web, that connects the plants, micro-organisms, digests carbon dioxide, and so much more. In this re-release of Episode 13, we learn about the world of fungi with one of Chile’s foremost experts, Guiliana Furci, to understand this area of the plant kingdom and how it touches every corner of our lives.

Giuliana is the director of Fundación Fungi and one of the most notable promoters of the Fungi Kingdom.  Her dedication to fungi has helped make Chile the first country in the world to include the Fungi Kingdom in its General Environmental Law, which is essential for the study, protection and recognition of a species. Giuliana and I discuss the importance of fungi, its staggering diversity, and how it naturally seeks harmony to work with ecosystems.

I also share how the newly released documentary Common Ground, tied together this conversation around regenerative farms and the soil, the future of our ecosystems, and climate change in a way no other film has.

Episode 37: How Fungi & Regenerative Farming Can Save Us  (re-release)

South America's Southern Cone exudes an irresistible summer siren song during the end-of-year travel season. While the days get cold, rainy, or snowy in the North, the weather is all sunshine and gelato in the South. It’s no wonder why it’s a favorite winter destination, from Patagonia's glaciers to the sun-drenched vineyards of Mendoza and the bohemian chic of Jose Ignacio's beaches. In this spirited episode, Liz Caskey gives the real skinny on how to approach planning a journey to the Southern Cone at this ultra peak time of the year and invaluable advice for hacking the nuances - flipped seasons, high demand, minimum hotel stays, Patagonian lodges, and holiday closures. Tune in for expert tips, destination highlights, and practical advice to make your end-of-year getaway stress-free.

Episode 36: The Skinny on End-of-Year Travel

Shouldn’t your face cream be as clean as the food you put in your body? Ideally yes, but it’s not always the case. In today’s episode, Emily Yeston, co-founder of Doré, joins us to talk about clean skincare and how her company is bringing that to French pharmacy staples in a safe way. Emily discusses her journey transitioning from digital media into the beauty industry with her French business partner Garance Doré and how her own skin challenges inspired her to create effective yet gentle skincare products. She delves into the formulation process, providing insights into common problematic ingredients and how Doré formulates with safety and efficacy in mind. Most importantly, the results speak for themselves. Much like seeking out authenticity and terroir in a fine wine, Doré takes the same approach to clean eating–for your face, which ultimately leads to a glowy complexion.

Episode 35: Emily Yeston of Doré on French Clean Skincare

In Search of Flavor

Join me, Allan Hill (the Nostalgic Vagabond) for weekly one-hour~ish talks with unique and interesting travellers / adventurers who Zoom-in from all around the world.  In conversation, we share compelling personal stories of trial, triumph and sometimes tribulation from journeys, exploring this worl...

Leisure

On this episode of 'the Nostalgic Vagabond' podcast, I talk with Dr Francis Boorman. 

Francis is a British historian, an expert on certain 18th-century happenings in London. While not researching and writing books and papers Francis enjoys travel and exploring new and interesting places. What's a little more unique is that Francis uses his wheelchair to explore places afar and has managed to visit every continent except Australia, and Antarctica but let's not count that. 

Francis is an experienced traveller with a positive mindset and outlook, on the serendipity of travel and adventure, so why not get some interesting first-hand information on the accessible travel industry. 

In conversation, Francis reflects on some of his earliest travel memories as a kid with his family and (9:25) schoolmates. He's very candid in describing what his first international trips were like (again with his friends and family) after he became a wheelchair user (13:20) as a young adult. We talk about some of the places he's been and particular favourites (17:15) over the last 10 to 20 years. 

Flying with a wheelchair can make travel more complex. Francis gives a run down on what the flying experience can be like, navigating through airports and the logistics of moving seats and making sure the chair survives the journey (18:30). 

We talk about some travel mishaps (23:30) that although can often not be the most comfortable at the time, can end up a great anecdote. But I think one of the best things about Francis as a traveller is his attitude and mindset. His way of thinking could be adopted by every traveller, from everywhere. 

We get into some of the planning and the practicalities when travelling with a wheelchair (31:50) and touch on some things to think about, sites to check out, insurance issues and stuff to consider in general trip preparation. We talk about how the accessible travel industry has evolved and continues to evolve as greater investment, tech and general awareness becomes available (35:00). 

Things are still not quite there yet, better, but not perfect by any means. Dr Francis shares his thoughts on how he'd like to see the industry continue to improve (48:50) and has some good advice (49:30) for wheelchair users who want to travel when it's possible again, and also for their family and friends. 

The best thing as Francis says is to think positive, always enjoy it (it's a holiday after all) and if things do go wrong which they will from time to time, the best thing is to chill out, have a nice beer, and try again tomorrow... 

Enjoy. 

 

Further links:-

Back Up: https://www.backuptrust.org.uk/

SIA: https://www.spinal.co.uk/

 

 

A big thanks to Tom Forfar for creating the title tracks for the podcast series.

And, any comments or feedback feel free to email

the_n_v@yahoo.com

Accessible Travel

On this episode of 'the Nostalgic Vagabond' podcast, I talk with Morgane Thöni. 

Morgane is from France but moved to Canada a couple of years ago where she works as a brewer in a rural brewery, kind of in the middle of nowhere, like a lot of Canada one could argue. Being French, I expected Morgane to be into wines (6:20) but Morgane is very much into her beers. Perhaps spending a lot of time in Germany studying, travelling and of course, drinking has something to do with that? 

Morgane and I met in Liverpool about 5 years ago when she was travelling with her friend and fellow beer enthusiast Mickael. We enjoyed taking a real ale pub tour (10:30) of the city sampling many traditional and some unique beers. 

In conversation, Morgane shares a few places around the world, countries and specific regions, (13:30) she has visited where she found the beer and culture to be interesting. We talk about beer tourism and how beer and culture might be related. Morgane shares of some particularly interesting experiences in Norway, where they use juniper in their brewing process (19:30) which is unusual and something Morgane was intrigued by. 

Beer culture has exploded in the last decade or so. It's now possible to get American style IPA all over the place, craft beers and some bizarre heavy beers made with lactose and marshmallow even, banana juice mixed with wheat beers etc. 

Morgane tells of some of her favourite places to enjoy a beer (27:45), typically outside in a Biergarten but she is also very happy to take a beer on the terrace at her work, and enjoy the view out to sea, providing it's not snowing I suppose. 

Morgane shares the path which led her to become a brewer (30:00) and made it to hold her position at Pit Caribou, in Quebec. She is one of the few female brewers in the industry but this is changing along with the times. 

Morgane elaborates on how travel influences her brewing creatively (39:00) and how she sees beer culture and the simple act of enjoying a beer as a way of breaking down barriers and finding accessible means to get to know people and make friends all over the (42:40) world...

Enjoy. 

 

Don't forget to follow Morgane and her beer adventures on Instagram @the.iron.mango

 

Since recording, Morgane wanted to share that her favourite foreign word is "Feierabendbier" which is a German word and means the beer that we drink at the end of a hard day's work.

 

Further links:-

Pit Caribou: https://pitcaribou.com/en/

plus their Instagram @micropitcaribou

Oak and Time Brewery in Oslo Insta: @eikogtid 

 

 

A big thanks to Tom Forfar for creating the title tracks for the podcast series.

And, any comments or feedback feel free to email

the_n_v@yahoo.com

Beer Trips

On this episode of 'the Nostalgic Vagabond' podcast, I talk with Sixtina from sixmilesaway.com her website and blog. 

Sixtina says that travelling and living in diverse countries has helped shape her into the person she is today. Evolving from a self-proclaimed rebellious teenager, intolerant and stubborn, who wanted things her own way to a more rounded, simple-living woman who speaks multiple languages, is more tolerant, more patient, open-minded, spontaneous and good-humoured. Is this the result of the expat life? 

In conversation, Sixtina talks about her first living abroad experiences which happened in the USA on high-school exchange to improve English (6:55) of course but many other things too. 

We go on to talk about the meaning of the term 'expat' (8:55) at least what it means to us. I ask Sixtina what she believes makes for a good expat or a not so good one (10:15).

We discuss stereotypes, pre-judging people and how we have to be aware of how easy it can be to hold prejudices, boxing people into who we think they are, based on where they come from (15:40). On the road, we can always be surprised. That is one of the great things about travelling. Sixtina shares some of the occasions where her expectations have not been met, (23:20) both in good ways and not so good ways. 

Being involved in the community (28:55) is important to Sixtina's expat existence. She has some information on how she assimilates when she is abroad and gives tips on volunteering opportunities that can be found all over the world and websites like "Work Away" that facilitate this exchange of culture and goodwill. 

We talk about Homesickness. Can you become immune or is it something that will creep up on you from time to time (39:10) especially when far away from your family during special holidays? Sixtina has some tips on how to cope from her many years of experience living as an expat in the Netherlands, Mexico, Ireland etc where the customs are different from that of
her native Germany. 

No matter whether you are a beginner expat, or have been playing this game for a while we can always improve. Sixtina tells us how she intends to continue to improve and be the best traveller and expat she can be (48:55). It's good stuff. So are you ready? 

 

Enjoy!

 

Don't forget to get out Sixtina on social media.

Her blog: https://www.sixmilesaway.com/

Her Insta handle: @sixmilesaway

And Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/SixMilesAway

 

Further links:-

Work Away: https://www.workaway.info/

 

 

A big thanks to Tom Forfar for creating the title tracks for the podcast series.

And, any comments or feedback feel free to email

the_n_v@yahoo.com

How To Be an Expat

On this episode of 'the Nostalgic Vagabond' podcast, I talk with Valentina, aka "Kooky" from KookyLovestoTravel.com. 

She is a digital nomad, writer, and content creator with a big passion for photography and an even bigger passion for life. 

Valentina left her home in Croatia years ago and has since lived in three European countries and travelled through 13 or more. In this way, we are from a similar experience. But how does someone who loves to travel and explore like this respond to a global crisis where we are forced to lockdown and not really go far? 

In conversation, Valentina tells the reasons why she loves to travel nad (6:20) where it all began and what her specific motivations were to leave home and move to Amsterdam (11:10) and then onto Spain where she found herself at the start of the pandemic when the whole world began to shut down. I was curious to find out details on how Valentina managed to explore some of the Mediterranean islands during these Covid times with such a quiet atmosphere, being able to meet locals and not have to wait in line with tourists (17:45). 

Valentina explains (26:40) how she has been able to keep positive, stay happen and remain travel optimistic over the last year and a bit. She offers great advice on how to stay humble and maximise the opportunities that have been presented to us recently, the opportunity to travel more domestically and reacquaint oneself with one's home let's say. She has some tips for places even more interesting and less touristy to visit in Croatia now too (31:35). 

We talk about how we can create a travel philosophy for ourselves (40:05) or at least try to be the best traveller we can be in these modern 21st century times (41:30)... 

Enjoy.

 

You can follow Valentina on Instagram @kookylovestotravel

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNhwxpddM1GcemIBK7c9b9w

Blog: https://kookylovestotravel.com/

 

 

A big thanks to Tom Forfar for creating the title tracks for the podcast series.

And, any comments or feedback feel free to email

the_n_v@yahoo.com

Remaining Travel-Positive in Pandemic Times

On this episode of 'the Nostalgic Vagabond' podcast, I talk with Emma Krebs. 

Emma is a lovely, friendly Canadian girl. She's still in her early twenties, so I am old in comparison and find myself sometimes today referring to people of a similar university age, like Emma is, as "kids" but not Emma. She has a wisdom, maturity, and a level of self-esteem as well as common sense far beyond her years. Whether this has anything to do with her unquenchable curiosity (so much so that she had to create and host her own podcast) or to do with her vagabonding experiences touring Australia for 10% of her life (at that time) is something we're going to discuss. 

In conversation, I ask why Australia? (6:25) Why go there?

Emma shares what a typical viewpoint of Australia is for someone not born and raised there, like myself. We reflect on reading 'Vagabonding' which is a travel bible by Rolf Potts and how certain types of travellers can be different from many people in society, leading to feelings of disconnection (14:00) from the mainstream. 

Emma shares a brief chronology of what she got up to during her two-year jaunt around Australia (18:25) notably her WWOOFING in the Daintree rainforest, farmwork in Queensland (34:00) and being broke-as in Melbourne.

Travelling is not always super fun, chilled or even glamorous you see. You can be hot, sweaty, hungry and afraid of spiders all at the same time. But it's certain moments even beyond these that can have an impact (22:30) and Emma is generous enough to share them openly as well as what living out of a backpack for two years (27:50) will teach you. We then challenge that whole stranger-danger narrative we were both fed as kids, growing up (29:30) too. 

I was curious to find out from Emma whether two years of life university in Australia would be better than actual uni (32:25) and what her best and worst moments were in her Aussie adventure (44:20). 

Emma rounds out the chat by answering how travel has helped her evolve into the kind of Emma she is today (50:00) and whether her experiences abroad have helped her establish or re-establish her connection to society and herself... 

Enjoy.

 

Don't forget to check out Emma's podcast, 'the Curious One' which is available everywhere and follow her on Instagram @thecuriousonepodcast too.

 

 

A big thanks to Tom Forfar for creating the title tracks for the podcast series.

And, any comments or feedback feel free to email

the_n_v@yahoo.com

A Life-Changing Trip to Australia

The Nostalgic Vagabond

Ein Podcast über die Faszination des Reisens und die Facetten dieser Erde. Kiki Baron ist seit über 40 Jahren Reisejournalistin. Als Tochter eines Kapitäns wurde ihr das Reisen quasi in die Wiege gelegt. Und wie könnte es bei diesem Zusammenhang einen passenderen Titel als Logbuch geben?

Sie hat mi...

Eine kurze, aber intensive Reise liegt hinter Kiki. In dieser Folge geht es nach Saudi Arabien – genauer gesagt in die Oase AlUla. Von einer spektakulären Einweihung des Resorts Banyan Tree - in dem Kiki zu Gast war - über die beeindruckenden Gräber der Nabatäer in Hegra bis zu einem furiosen Ausritt mit einem echten Araberhengst – Kiki nimmt uns mit in die Welt der Wüste und der Oase AlUla, die bei ihrem Besuch eine kleine Überraschung bereit hielt...
Zusätzlich gibt es kurze Hintergrundinformationen zu den Nabatäern, der Hedschasbahn und der Weihrauchrute. Logbuch nimmt Euch mit zu den Orten der Erzählungen einer Reisejournalistin - diesmal auf die Arabische Halbinsel. 
Wie sieht die Wüste von oben aus? Was macht Mariah Carey in einem Spiegelgebäude mitten im Norgendwo und was macht man eigentlich, wenn man ohne Auto, Fahrer und Ortskenntnis nachts in einer Oase festsitzt? Kiki Baron berichtet es im Gespräch mit Jonas Ross.



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#19 Al-ʿUla, Saudi Arabien: Wie ich Nachts in einer Oase bei Starbucks strandete...

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Charente, Frankreich

Was sind Engelswolken? Wie entsteht eigentlich Cognac? Warum ist ein eigentlich abgelegener Strand voller Menschen und wie kann man Dinosaurier aus der Flasche trinken? Das und mehr in dieser Ausgabe von Logbuch - wie immer mit Kiki Baron und Jonas Ross.

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#18 Charente, Frankreich: Wie ich Dinosaurier aus der Flasche trank...

Für Jonas und Kiki geht es damit in die Nähe ihrer gemeinsamen Heimat Kiel. In die Hohwachter Bucht in Schleswig-Holstein.

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#17 Hohwachter Bucht (Schleswig Holstein): Wie ich von der ”Flunder” auf’s Meer blickte

Welche Spezialität sich besonders lohnt, wie ihr völlig überraschend unzählig Störche begegneten und wie sie in einem alten Rittersaal neben dem Hochadel zu Abend aß und anschließend bei einer Jagd in royaler Begleitung landete: All das in Ausgabe Nummer 16 von Logbuch.

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#16 Madrid & Extremadura: Wie der spanische Hochadel mich zur Jagd einlud

Logbuch - Aufzeichnungen einer Reisejournalistin

Как иммиграция влияет на нас? Как в иммиграции можно найти свой дом и себя? Об этом и о жизни в стране кленового сиропа, Вика, коуч ICF, консультант по образованию и преподаватель английского из Торонто спрашивает кленовых резидентов. В четвёртом сезоне подкаста делимся своими впечатлениями и расска...

Language Learning

К новому сезону подкаста Вика (то есть я) получила новую профессию, а именно стала профессиональным коучем. В подкасте рассказываю о моей нынешней специфике работы и делюсь взглядами на то, как себя поддержать, если переезд вызывает тревогу.
Для всех моих слушателей, кто пройдёт опрос по ссылке https://forms.gle/HXXjkgrr73L8oYjg8 до 8 мая 2024, я дарю коуч-сессию по работе с колесом жизненного баланса, о котором говорю в подкасте.
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Переезд в другую страну представляет собой огромный жизненный шаг, который сопряжен с множеством изменений и вызовов. Вот несколько основных причин, по которым люди могут переживать перед переездом:

Неопределенность: Неизвестность относительно будущей жизни в новой стране может вызывать тревогу. Люди могут беспокоиться о жилье, работе, социальной адаптации и других аспектах своей жизни.

Страх перед изменениями: Переезд часто означает изменение привычного образа жизни, окружения и социальной сети. Это может вызывать страх перед потерей стабильности и комфорта.

Культурный шок: Адаптация к новой культуре, языку и обычаям может быть сложной. Люди могут переживать из-за возможных трудностей в общении, непонимания местных обычаев и ощущения чувства изоляции.

Разлука с близкими: Переезд часто означает разлуку с семьей, друзьями и близкими. Это может вызывать чувство потери и одиночества.

Финансовые заботы: Переезд в другую страну часто требует значительных финансовых затрат на билеты, жилье, визы и другие расходы. Это может вызывать тревогу относительно финансовой стабильности.

Эти факторы могут оказывать сильное влияние на эмоциональное состояние человека и вызывать стресс и беспокойство. Чтобы справиться с этими чувствами, важно обращаться за поддержкой к друзьям, семье или специалистам по адаптации в новой стране.

Благодарим за джингл Joshua Stockhouse Music
Joshua Stockhouse Music https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg4nHKnfx9W4J3n5qnmBZ8w

Вика-коуч о тревожности при переезде и как себя поддержать

Торонто - один из наиболее популярных городов среди иммигрантов. Город, в котором кипит размеренная канадская жизнь. Каково это - переехать в Торонто из Москвы, и где лучше? Про этот город нам рассказывает наш новый кленовый резидент, Дима Бугаенко.

В подкасте мы обсудили:

- Почему Торонто, а не Ванкувер или Монреаль?

- Какой он - вайб в Торонто?

- Где в Торонто своя Италия, плюсы и минусы районов?

- Нужна ли машина в Торонто и куда можно поехать рядом?

- Какие классные места есть в городе?

- Где можно вкусно поесть?

- Есть ли тут работа для фотографа?

И многое другое!

Рекомендуем подписаться на Дмитрия в социальных сетях, где он рассказывает о своем переезде и делится заметками о городе, наблюдениями и личным опытом, дополненными множеством потрясающих фотографий:

Телеграм канал Дмитрия https://t.me/TwoinCanada

Карта вкусностей Торонто, которую Дмитрий сам составил -https://www.youtube.com/@dayzel

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/vie...

В интервью упоминается кондитерская Надежда. мы её тоже любим: Nadège Patisserie

Instagram: https://instagram.com/dayzel

Оставайтесь с нами на связи:

Телеграм Виктории про Торонто https://t.me/mapletalks

Телеграм Виктории про английский https://t.me/ieltswithvika

Бот обратной связи https://t.me/MapleV_Bot

Также мы подготовили для вас небольшую статью про этот город, он доступен нашим патронам на Патреоне. Поддержать подкаст и почитать интересное про разные города Канады: https://www.patreon.com/maplestories

Города Канады. Торонто глазами фотографа @Dayzel

Калгари - один из наиболее популярных городов среди эмигрантов из наших стран. Как там живётся? Свою историю переезда рассказывает Виктория, которая переехала в Калгари по профессиональной программе для воспитателей детского сада. Виктория делится своими впечатлениями от Калгари, а также о Келоуне, куда переехала спустя некоторое время.

В подкасте мы обсудили:

- Почему Виктория выбрала именно этот город Канады?

- Как работать в Канаде воспитателем?

- Какие места стоит обязательно посетить в Калгари и Келоуне?

- Чем Калгари отличается от Келоуны?

- И многое другое!

Рекомендуем подписаться на блог Виктории, где она рассказывает про свой опыт жизни в Канаде:

https://www.youtube.com/@khochu_v_canadu/featured
https://www.instagram.com/viktoriiagnatovska/

Оставайтесь с нами на связи:

Телеграм Виктории про Торонто https://t.me/mapletalks

Телеграм Виктории про английский https://t.me/ieltswithvika

Бот обратной связи https://t.me/MapleV_Bot

Поддержать подкаст https://www.patreon.com/maplestories

Калгари VS Келоуна. Города Канады глазами воспитателя из Украины.

Ванкувер - первый город в новом сезоне подкаста “Кленовые истории”: Across Canada. Про этот город нам рассказывает наша кленовая резидентка, которую вы могли слышать в выпуске “Канада блогерская” второго сезона подкаста, Анна Бурм @annaburm_canada

В подкасте мы обсудили:

- Почему Анна выбрала именно этот город Канады?

- Какие места стоит обязательно посетить в этом городе?

- Где можно вкусно поесть?

- Где можно потусить?

- Где можно насладиться природой?

- Как люди отдыхают обычно?

- И многое другое!

Также мы подготовили для вас в подарок небольшую статью про этот город. Для этого напишите нам в бот обратной связи слово “Ванкувер”.

Бот обратной связи https://t.me/MapleV_Bot

Рекомендуем подписаться на Анну в её соцсетях, где она делится потрясающими фотографиями Ванкувера и мест, где путешествует:

Выпуск подкаста с рассказом Анны своей истории иммиграции: https://pod.link/1568786227/episode/62846b5864028ab69cddfd3fbbe8c5ae

Телеграм канал Анны https://t.me/tourismvsmigration

Блоги Анны

https://www.instagram.com/annaburm_canada/ https://www.instagram.com/lost_in_bc/

Оставайтесь с нами на связи:

Телеграм Виктории про Торонто https://t.me/mapletalks

Телеграм Виктории про английский https://t.me/ieltswithvika

Бот обратной связи https://t.me/MapleV_Bot

Поддержать подкаст https://www.patreon.com/maplestories

Большой Ванкувер. Город Канады, где встречаются с медведями чаще, чем с родственниками.

Что нового в иммиграции в Канаду?
1:03 - Express-Entry: Category-based selection и новая система выборок

5:58 - Express-Entry French speaking category

14:11 - изменения в программе спонсорства супругов Family Class и Spouse and Common-Law Partner in Canada class

24:24 - упрощенное рассмотрение TRV visa в Канаду

33:31 - программа пмж для Украинцев и тех кто приехал по CUAET visa

37:40 - Humanitarian and compassionate программа для граждан Украины

42:47 - меры по поддержке студентов в Канаде и возможность продлить post-graduate work permit

Для ответов на ваши вопросам по иммиграции в Канаду пишите Ирине Маймуст: https://t.me/MapleV_Bot

Мы надеемся, что наш подкаст полезен, поэтому просим оставлять обратную связь и задавать интересующие вопросы в TG-канале «Кленовых историй»: https://t.me/mapletalks.

Там вы найдёте ещё больше полезной информации, связанной с переездом в Канаду.

Будем рады лайкам, комментариям и звёздочкам-отзывам на Apple Podcast и других площадках, где вы нас слушаете.

Про Викторию и возможности обучения: https://vikaielts.taplink.ws/

Канал Виктории с заметками про английский/IELTS/CELPIP: https://t.me/ieltswithvika

Новости иммиграции в Канаду - август 2023

Кленовые истории

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Hey everyone, in todays episode we give you a tutorial on all things beaches! So sit back and relax while we tell you everything you need to know.


Ciao a tutti, nell'episodio di oggi vi regaliamo un tutorial su tutto ciò che riguarda le spiagge! Quindi siediti e rilassati mentre ti diciamo tutto ciò che devi sapere.

Italian Beach Guide

Good morning! Today we talk about Instagram vs reality in Andrew's storytime and visiting one of UNESCO's World Heritage sites in Italy


Buongiorno! Oggi parliamo di Instagram vs realtà nello storytime di Andrew e della visita di uno dei siti Patrimonio dell'Umanità UNESCO in Italia

Instagram vs Reality in Italy

In this week's episode we breakdown a huge part of Italian culture: wine! Here's everything you need to know...




Nell'episodio di questa settimana analizziamo una parte importante della cultura italiana: il vino! Ecco tutto quello che devi sapere...

Exploring Italy's Wine

In today's episode we are reviewing some popular lists of things to do and not do when planning your trip to Italy!




Nell'episodio di oggi esamineremo alcuni elenchi popolari di cose da fare e da non fare quando pianifichi il tuo viaggio in Italia!

The Do's and Do Nots

On today's episode we briefly revisit Juliet's house in Verona and we share some interesting facts on the infamous Andrea Bocelli!


Nella puntata di oggi rivisitiamo brevemente la casa di Giulietta a Verona e condividiamo alcuni fatti interessanti sul famigerato Andrea Bocelli!

The Incredible Andrea Bocelli

Italian Life

Behind every farm, winemaker, bottle and grape lies an untold story. This is Behind the Bottle, a podcast by Cape Classics, a South African and French wine importer founded in 1992. We are committed to discovering and sharing these tales.

Cape Classics' South African and French winemakers take a moment to share their favorite holiday pairings & traditions. Joining us in conversation is Cape Classics CEO, Robert Bradshaw.Editing Credit: Hannah TobiasThis episode uses three songs sourced from Exzel Music Publishing (www.freemusicpublicdomain.com) under a Standard Music License: "Hark the Herald Angels Sing", "O Holy Night", and "Silent Night" by Jon Sayles.

Holiday Special 2022: Pairings & Traditions

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Episode 14: 30 Years of Stories

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Chenin Symposium with Bruwer Raats and Vincent & Tania Carême

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