Our latest guest Jemi Laclé is originally from Aruba and after living all over the world wants to live in a place where she feels grounded, this brought her to Portugal where she continues who work with the world bank and as the co-founder of the Young Art Collective circle in Lisbon. In this interview she shares with Dylan why she moved to Portugal, life outside of Lisbon, food, people, nature and how these, amongst other things, bring her joy in Portugal

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