A new season is about to start! 

In this short episode, you can hear highlights for Tiina, when spending a summer in Estonia and learn what the new season will be about!

This season features different Estonians, who have lived abroad, gained experiences as an expat, and now live in Estonia again. You can hear small snippets from the next guests before you jump into the entire season! 

Found in Estonia podcast is a bi-weekly podcast. 

Your host is Tiina Pärtel

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Found in Estonia podcast episode #58 with Tiina Pärtel the creator and host of this podcast.

It’s time for a break. This episode will go over What? Why? When? What else to listen to instead of this podcast? What was created with this podcast? And What else does the future bring?

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Found in Estonia podcast episode number 57 with Michiel Oude Alink from the Netherlands. 

Michiel shares how life can be outside of bigger cities. He explains why after growing up in the Netherlands and using his bike as a basic means of transportation, cycling in Tallinn just seems horrifying and terrifying.

We also chat about: 

*How did his relationship with Estonia got started by an online LOTR game?

*Is taking your shoes off common in Estonia?

*Eating potatoes and sandwiches

*And how the Estonian language seems a bit sing-songy to him! 

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Found in Estonia podcast episode number 56 with Maiko from Japan. 

Maiko is a Japanese-born music-loving woman. Unlike most of the previous podcast guests, she is living in a small city Pärnu, famous for its seaside.

In this episode we chat about: 

*How she met her husband back in Japan

*What does she think about Estonian sushi and ramen places?

*Why did she first feel like the Estonian sky is too close to her?

*What do to in Pärnu during the winter, when all the people seem to be lost?

*What's the deal with Estonians and grocery shopping?

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Found in Estonia podcast episode #55 with Hande Akiman from Turkey. 

Hande and her husband decided they are going to move to another country. So they started looking at the world map. 4 years later they enjoy living in Estonia a lot. She says she really feels happy in Estonia. Learn from the episode what makes her feel like that!

Other topics we chat about: 

* Is eating fish for breakfast normal?

* Turkish hammam vs Estonian sauna?

* Estonia the porridge country?

* Turkish cuisines!

* Why do Estonians compare themselves with the Nordics?

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Found in Estonia podcast episode #54 with Nikola Kolev from Bulgaria.

Nikola is a professional musician, singing teacher, and voice-over artist with high energy and lots of stories to share. Get ready, grab your popcorn, and join Nikola's stories about:

* how creating a sensational boy band brought him to Estonia

* how he got into trouble with border control, because of reverse head motions they use in Bulgaria

* way he raises his children to speak 3 languages properly

* why is the Estonian language presumably one of the best for singing?

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Found in Estonia podcast episode #53 with Piret Potisepp

This episode is in collaboration with Tallinn Designtours. 

Namely, Piret Potisepp is a well-traveled and active Estonian. She has lived in multiple countries and besides her daily job, she is the founder of Tallinn Designtours. In this episode we talk about: 

*How did Piret's interest in design start?

*What is special about her design tours?

*How does she find designers to visit?

*What does the future hold for the Designtours?

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Found in Estonia podcast episode #52 with Ellie from Scotland.

Ellie Shaw decided to make Estonia her home after living in Scotland, Bulgaria, and United States. Being married to an Estonian gave her the advantage to blend in faster.

We’re chatting about:

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Found in Estonia podcasti saade number 51 koos Leonardo Ortega-ga Mehhikost.

Külas on Eesti Rahvusvahelise Maja juht Leonardo Ortega, kes kolis Eestisse umbes 10 kastat tagasi. Täna jutustame me puhtas eesti keeles. Leonardo seletab, millega tegeleb Eesti Rahvusvaheline Maja ja kuidas Eestisse kolinud välismaalased sellest kasu saavad. 

Lisaks jutustame teemadel:

* Kuidas ta eesti keele selgeks sai?

* Tema nipid eestlastega rääkima hakkamiseks?

* 5 põhjust, miks välismaalased Eestisse kolivad?

* Mida peab tema ema Eesti juures ohtlikuks?

* Mis on Leonardo lemmik eestikeelne sõna?

* Ootamatused Eestis lapse saamise juures?

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#50 Leonardo Ortega from Mexico to Estonia: Making life easier for other foreigners moving to Estonia

Found in Estonia podcast episode 50 with Leonardo Ortega from Mexico.

Leonardo is the head of the International House of Estonia, aiming to make life easier for all the foreigners moving to Estonia. He gives us a rich overview of what it means and how they do it. 

We also chat about: 

* Why does he like Estonian public transportation

* What is a sauna-marathon

* What makes Estonia safe

* Mexican city called Tequila

Get in touch with the International House of Estonia here: 

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