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I present to you Kadrick who was born and raised in Freetown, Sierra Leone. He then moved to the UK in middle school where he experienced winter blues, middle school identity crisis and more. He ends up in the US and expresses the culture shock was that there was no culture shock, the fact he had gone to the US with this idea that he will have to move, talk, act a certain way due to the color of his skin but in reality it wasn't so scary.

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Welcome back to a new episode cultured viewers.

This week we welcome Peace Mariette on the podcast. She was born in Benin then moved to the US (Maryland), followed by Senegal and now she's living in Canada. In this episode we talk about the culture shock and bullying she experienced while living in the US. We talk about making friends as a third culture kid and lastly motherhood.

I hope you enjoy! Let us know what you think. Can you relate?

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This week we welcome Kofi on the podcast. Simply retain Kofi is a Pan African. He has lived in multiple places such as Ghana, Cameroon, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Senegal, US, India, UK and more. Where does he feel most at home? On African soil. In this episode we uncover some of the funniest, tough and best experiences he's had along his journey.

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Introducing David O'Leary, a globe trotter since the age of 18. He had left is home to pursue basketball which lead him to explore Florida, Italy, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. This podcast episode contains so many anecdotes occurring along his journey, paranoia, culture shocks and more.

I hope you enjoy!

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Welcome back cultured viewers!

This episode was recorded with a special person, Kopano, who I met when we both lived in the UAE. We unraveled our experience growing up in the UAE, the highlights, the negative comments, culture shocks, and a bunch of funny anecdotes.

I hope you enjoy!

Introducing Zaiya Karas, THE third culture kid. Half Liberian and half American, Zaiya was born in DC. Shortly after being born in DC she went globe trotting around Africa living in Rwanda, Kenya, Djibouti, Ghana and Tanzania. She takes us through her experience moving from country to country, French schools to International schools, making quality friends and the cultures that have influenced her. Thank you for listening and enjoy!

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Introducing Nini Idir an intelligent beauty that was born in France but grew up in Senegal. She explains what it's like going from living in a melting pot of cultures to living in a place where she wasn't surrounded by international people. Nini also unravels her journey with modelling, acting and working with NGOs.

After my long hiatus I am back with another episode with Krutika! Today we are talking about main character syndrome. People are too busy worrying about themselves so why should you worry about what others think about you. Live your life for you and stop worrying about what the next person thinks. Let me know what you think!

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Today we have a guest whose story was featured on Daily mail earlier last month. This is someone who had sever cystic acne which was one of the causes of her depression but she’s found the miracle cure that has worked wonders for her. Today we are going to get to know Isabella Miller, what it was like to live with that pain, depression, insecurity and more.

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