Finding Your Place

Yes, we did have an episode about moving to London, but no that episode did not cover everything. I want to highlight with this episode that although it may be the same cities, people have different experiences based on the place where they lived before. So you will get to know different reasons for choosing Australia or UK.  In this episode, Karla talks about the differences in lifestyles. Karla covers everything from education in high school, coffee, dating, community, and friends. She explains why Australians are so chilled. Also, Karla unveils why she gave up the warm weather for the rainy days in London. Together we discuss things that one should know before moving to Australia or UK. So get ready to dive deep into some interesting experiences, lots of smiles guaranteed. 

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Doina moved from Moldova to Italy to study and be reunited with her mom. The warm weather and good food kept her there for a while. But as an adventurous soul, she and her boyfriend moved to beautiful Iceland to experience stable life. In this episode, Doina talks about the advantages and disadvantages of living in Iceland. She states the reasons for finding holm in Rejkyavik and what is the job market there. If you want to experience travel pretty close to the North pole, listen to this episode as we will take you there.

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Background music: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com

Ethan moved from States to Prague when he was 19. Homesick and impressed described him perfectly those times. Five years down the line he managed to move several times and experience life in Hawaii, Australia, and New Zealand. In this episode, he explains what is great about life in New Zealand, why he left the USA and Australia, and what is the secret to finding a home. Every phrase that Ethan says is almost a life lesson advice, and trust me you will want to take notes.  If you want to experience the world, this is the episode that virtually will take you through some nice adventures. 

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Ana moved abroad to study when she was 17. She chooses Budapest. After spending three years there decided to relocate to Bratislava. From first impressions about the cities to advantages and disadvantages. Together we discuss how life is in Bratislava, how to adapt to the city life, how is the dating scene there, and what are mistakes to avoid when moving abroad. Curious about Slovakian culture and life in Bratislava? Listen to this episode. You are going to love it. 

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Background music: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com 

Taps had pretty comfortable in India, but he never felt accepted. He chooses Brighton at the age of 19 and found a home there. This year he returned to India. Questioning why? Listen to this episode where we unveil the best reason to choose Brighton, why people love living in India. Together we discuss how difficult is to find a home as a gay person and why making changes is good. Taps will give you some awesome advice about how to enjoy life abroad.  He will tell you all the reasons why you should or shouldn't move to Brighton. 

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Val moved abroad for the first time when she was 17. Her first experience went much better than she expected. Val lived the high school life that we all saw through the screen in American movies. In this episode, she unveils her experience of moving to the USA and then Canada. Our discussion goes beyond the amazing Canadian' health care system- the most known fact about Canada. We also get a little bit sentimental when we talk about how difficult it was to move abroad with no money. Val talks about why someone shouldn't move to Canada and how to find your home in a country that seems so far away and cold. If you are curious about life in Canada, this is the episode that you do not want to miss.

Alex never wanted to live the American dream, but somehow got the opportunity to do it. In this episode, he unveils how it feels moving to the USA and back to Europe. What are the main differences between cultures? What to expect when eating your cheesecake alone in the USA versus France? Why Americans are into watching games? Why getting to know the food is the key to adaptation in France. Together we discuss the meaning of being a local and how to celebrate, properly, Christmas? If you are interested in everything culture, this is the episode that you do not want to miss.

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In this episode, I and my close friend Vivi, discuss moving to Copenhagen. From moving to Romania, France and Germany, Vivi talks about how she found a place to call home in Copenhagen. We cover how life is in Denmark, what is the secret of Danish happiness and why Danish people do not say please. Curious about ex-pats life in Denmark, then listen to this episode. 

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In this episode, Alina is telling us her story of how she got to Prague. From her first impressions of Europe at the age of 12 to the best experience of her life moving to Los Angeles, Alina is opening up on topics that anyone should know before considering moving or send their child to Prague. The conversation becomes spicy when we talk about weed and other things in Prague. Listen to the episode till the end as Alina reveals the ultimate test for finding out if you can call your city home.

In this episode, Alina is telling us her story of how she got to Prague. From her first impressions of Europe at the age of 12 to the best experience of her life moving to Los Angeles, Alina is opening up on topics that anyone should know before considering moving or send their child to Prague. The conversation becomes spicy when we talk about weed and other things in Prague. Listen to the episode till the end as Alina reveals the ultimate test for finding out if you can call your city home.