Expat Coffee Break

Hola a todos! Este es mi primer episodio en Español!

Esta vez, me acompaña mi amigo Óscar, él emigró desde México cuando tenía 19 años, y nos cuenta la historia de su proceso para inmigrar a los Estados Unidos, sus primeros trabajos, como se sentía al mudarse a un nuevo país, y que lo motiva para salir adelante.

Este es uno de mis episodios favoritos, y la primera vez que hago el formato de entrevista, espero y les guste.

Dense una vuelta por mis redes, y estaría muy chingon que le den seguir. Por ahí me pueden dar sugerencias y los temas que les gustaría que se hablen en el Podcast.

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Muchas gracias a todos los que escucharon el episodio anterior, y por sus comentarios. Se les agradece UN CHINGO!

Music Credits :

Little latin jazz introby oymaldonado

Promise Me A Better Life by One Man Symphony

SUONI BY LOLLO » effetto carrello.wav

In this episode, I shared some of the Work Culture differences between Mexico an the United States.

With my story, I hope to assist in making a more educated decision to whoever is interested in immigrating with a Professional Visa applying for an international job, by sharing the experiences that you don´t usually know about until you have already moved.

Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or just looking to learn about the USA from an immigrant´s experience, this podcast is for you.

Music Credits :

Little latin jazz introby oymaldonado

Promise Me A Better Life by One Man Symphony

Reach out! I appreciate your feedback!

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Hello and welcome to Expat Coffee Break, a podcast dedicated to sharing personal experiences of immigrants and telling their stories of what it's like to move to a new country.

The show is inspired by casual and fun conversations that I have with other expats at my workplace during coffee breaks, where we discuss our experiences, cultural differences and stories about our life abroad.

In this episode, I will share my thoughts on some of the things that I wish I knew before moving to the United States.

With my story, I hope to assist in making a more educated decision to whoever is interested in immigrating with a Professional Visa applying for an international job, by sharing the experiences that you don´t usually know about until you are in it.

Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or if you are already an American citizen looking to understand the immigrant experience, this podcast is for you.

Music Credits :

Little latin jazz intro by oymaldonado

Links to Referrals or Helpful tools:

Referral Link to Jasper Credit card for Professional Immigrants.

Link to excel spreadsheet for apartment hunting.

Reach out! I appreciate your feedback!

Twitter: @expatcobreak

Email: [email protected]

Hello and welcome to Expat Coffee Break, a show dedicated to sharing personal experiences of immigrants and telling their stories of what it's like to move to a new country.

In this episode I will share the part of my story and personal experience my experience finding an apartment and buying a car.

With my story, I hope to assist in making a more educated decision to whoever is interested in immigrating with a Professional Visa applying for an international job, by sharing the experiences that you don´t usually know about until you are in it.

Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or if you are already an American citizen looking to understand the immigrant experience, this podcast is for you.

Music Credits :

Little latin jazz intro by oymaldonado

Smooth Guitar Solo Lick by theojt

Jazz Guitar by Sub-d

Link to excel spreadsheet for apartment hunting.

Reach out!, I appreciate your feedback!

Twitter: @expatcobreak

Email: [email protected]

Hello and welcome to Expat Coffee Break, a show dedicated to sharing personal experiences of immigrants and telling their stories of what it's like to move to a new country.

In today´s environment, there is a lot of discussion regarding immigration to the United States, whether it´s documented or undocumented immigration, a lot of what has been spoken has left the voices of immigrants themselves unheard.

In this episode I will share the second part of my story, where I talk about moving in and how were the first few weeks while getting our identification documents and driver´s license.

With my story, I hope to assist in making a more educated decision to whoever is interested in immigrating with a Professional Visa applying for an international job, by sharing the experiences that you don´t usually know about until you are in it.

Stay tuned after the story to hear about Immigration Talks on the Internet, where I talk about interesting posts online from other immigrants.

The Expat Coffee Break conversation is open to anyone that wants to share their story and contribute to illustrate a topic that tends to be generalized or ignored.

Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or if you are already an American citizen looking to understand the immigrant experience, this podcast is for you.

Credits & Music:

Reddit Post from r/expats community by u/evanmade

Little latin jazz intro by oymaldonado

8-Bit Loop by dAmbient

Smooth Guitar Solo Lick by theojt

Reach out!, I will greatly appreciate your feedback!

Twitter: @expatcoffeebrk

Email: [email protected]

Hello and welcome to Expat Coffee Break, a show dedicated to sharing personal experiences of immigrants and telling their stories of what it's like to move to a new country.

In today´s environment, there is a lot of discussion regarding immigration to the United States, whether it´s documented or undocumented immigration, a lot of what has been spoken has left the voices of immigrants themselves unheard.

My name is Javier and I am your host, I will be telling my own story about moving and living in the United States, as well as hosting conversations with guests that also immigrated.

Also, there is a section after the story time named Immigration Talks on the Internet, where I read and comment online posts regarding Immigration experiences or stories that I find interesting.

The podcast is inspired by the coffee break conversations I have with other Expats at my workplace, will keep the conversation casual without going too deep into personal details or documentation processes.

The Expat Coffee Break conversation is open to anyone that wants to share their story and contribute to illustrate a topic that tends to be generalized or ignored.

Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or if you are already an American citizen looking to understand the immigrant experience, this podcast is for you.

Credits & Music:

Reddit Post from r/expats community by u/AusmericanMama

Little latin jazz intro by oymaldonado

8-Bit Loop by dAmbient

8-Bit Bossfight by Volvion

Shouts of celebration 2 by sonsdebarcelona

Smooth Guitar Solo Lick by theojt

Reach out!, I will greatly appreciate your feedback! 

Twitter: @expatcoffeebrk

Email: [email protected]