Kia ora, and welcome back!

If you have ever wondered what it is like for an American to start a new life in New Zealand, then you are going to love this episode.

In this week's show, you will meet Dan. A year ago Dan, immigrated to New Zealand from the US with his wife, and today he shares what his new life looks like, including:

Understanding the kiwi accent

Transitioning from a busy life in the US to a new (and quieter) life in Auckland

The struggles of moving to the other side of the world

Being the partner who doesn't work

The surprises of a new life down under

And lots, lots more!

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