Fantastic Formosa

Today we discuss the free gyms Taiwan offers its citizens, including foreign residents. And one explanation why Taiwan’s citizens are so healthy.

Today we discuss the great medical options Taiwan offers its citizens, including foreign residents.

Feingold returns to discuss his trip to Washington to meet with the U.S. Congress and other government offices as one of the directors of the Paris-based Association of Americans Resident Overseas (https://www.aaro.org). Feingold is on the AARO Board and is a lawyer, businessman, and financial consultant based in Taipei, Taiwan.

Feingold returns to discuss his trip to Washington to meet with the U.S. Congress and other government offices as one of the directors of the Paris-based Association of Americans Resident Overseas (https://www.aaro.org). Feingold is on the AARO Board and is a lawyer, businessman, and financial consultant based in Taipei, Taiwan.

After Dr. Keating’s work on the MRT was finished, he went to work teaching and writing books about Taiwan history. His co-authored book, Island in the Stream, a Quick Case Study of Taiwan's Complex History and The Mapping of Taiwan, Desired Economies, Coveted Geographies, New Perspectives on Cartography, Competing Monopolies and the Destiny of Taiwan.

Keating first came to Taiwan in the early 1990s working on the MRT system and fell in love with Taiwan. He became one of the rare US citizens to be granted with citizenship. We talk about his early experience in education in the US at Syracuse, Notre Dame and Univ. Michigan.

In today's episode, Joh Abrams continues his conversation with Judd. After living in Taiwan for five years, now returning to the U.S.with his wife and daughter, we talk about his early life in the U.S. Coast Guard and its role in search and rescue missions off the coast of New York State and the Caribbean.

In today's episode, Joh Abrams and his guest, Judd, a U.S. citizen who has lived in Taiwan for five years. We talk about his life here with his wife and daughter and are preparing to return to the U.S. We talk about the joy of bicycling around the island and his complete love for Taiwan culture, climate, and people.