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  • Jose and the Francesinha - Portugal

    What do you know about Portugal? Probably more than me, but hopefully you'll learn something new from Jose. Jose is from Porto and his favourite book is Crime and Punishment. I cut out that conversation so we could focus on fado, bacalhau and what's fixe!

    Please note, the episode release schedule is now as soon as I can record, edit and upload instead of making you wait. Thank you for your continued support and for sharing the show with your friends (that is, if you like it.)

    Show notes are on hold as I revamp the website | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

    Kudos to machinespirit for the awesome cover art and Axton Crolley for the music.

    See you next slice!

    20 min
  • Nana Adjoa Doesn't Chew Metal - Ghana

    Going back to Africa! This time to Ghana's Greater Accra Region to speak with Nana about kente, anansi, banku and more!

    Please note, the episode release schedule is now as soon as I can record, edit and upload instead of making you wait. Thank you for your continued support and for sharing the show with your friends (that is, if you like it.)
    Show Notes | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

    Kudos to machinespirit for the awesome cover art and Axton Crolley for the music.

    See you next slice!

    36 min
  • Lili and the Soggy Sandwiches - Mexico

    After a long C-word hiatus, we are back. We recorded this episode just as things were getting crazy and I am just now able to release it to you.
    Lili has awesome well-thought-out ideas on Mexico and its culture to share with us.

    Sorry for mouse click sounds. Not sorry for happy background bird sounds.

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    Kudos to machinespirit for the awesome cover art and Axton Crolley for the music.

    See you next slice

    42 min
  • Daniel and the Funeral Cake - Romania

    Daniel talks about tech support, Dracula, and his first brushes with fire as we go to Romania. It's a crazy beautiful country and I've added tonnes of pics to the show notes page.

    Welcome to the 2nd season of Lifeslice. If you like the show; I mean, really, really like it, please leave a review on Podchaser or anywhere else.

    And tell your friends.

    Show Notes  | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

    Kudos to machinespirit for the awesome cover art and Axton Crolley for the music.

    See you next slice!

    25 min
  • Mariana and the Traffic Zebras - Bolivia

    Ever wondered what a med student from Cochabamba does in her daily life? I did, so I reached out to Mariana and she spilled the frijoles on her culture, foods and some Quechua words.

    Welcome to the 2nd season of Lifeslice. If you like the show; I mean, really, really like it, please leave a review on Podchaser or anywhere else.

    Show Notes  | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

    Kudos to machinespirit for the awesome cover art and Axton Crolley for the music.

    See you next slice!

    27 min
  • Shon and the Stylin' Matatus - Kenya

    You will love this conversation with Shon from Nairobi, Kenya. She breaks down her hectic schedule as a broadcaster and how she deals with difficult people.

    This is the last episode of Season 1 and I am rushing to bring you the next batch. Thank you in advance for sharing this show with your friends and on social media.

    Show Notes  | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

    Kudos to machinespirit for the awesome cover art and Axton Crolley for the music.

    Thanks for listening!

    36 min
  • Aislinn and the Piano Lessons - China

    Aislinn from south China gives us the lowdown on Chinese culture and habits. As usual, we spend a lot of time on food and fun things to do.

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    If you would like to hear more like this conversation, please leave a review and tell a friend.

    Kudos to machinespirit for the awesome cover art and Axton Crolley for the music.

    Thanks for listening!

    28 min
  • Nafissa and the Famous Jeli - Mali

    A Lifeslice first! There are 2 interviewees at the same time; I spoke with Nafissa and her sister Nanaissa about their home country of Mali. Unsurprisingly, we hit again on the idea of a global community as they described how Mali has adopted and then adjusted customs from other countries. Completing the circle, we saw how other places have taken Malian art and wove it into their own customs and appreciations.

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    UPDATE: The show is now biweekly so that I can keep up with the amount of work to prepare these episodes. I am humbly grateful for your understanding.

    If you would like to hear more like this conversation, please leave a review and tell a friend.

    Kudos to machinespirit for the awesome cover art. 

    Thanks for listening!

    25 min
  • Mimi and the Nipa Huts - The Philippines

    Mimi fills me in on culture, food and some expressions from the archipelago Republic of the Philippines. Mad props to her for suffering without her fan on so we could hear her clearly. She mentioned that, in addition to the damage done by the recent hurricanes, the Taal volcanic eruptions have also caused many issues,.

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    If you would like to hear more like this conversation, please leave a review and tell a friend.

    Kudos to machinespirit for the awesome cover art. 

    Thanks for listening!

    25 min
  • Yohance and the Good Lime - Trinidad and Tobago

    Yohance was extremely gracious in his sharing and, like a good teacher, eager to break Trinidadian customs, history and viewpoints down for an outsider.

    Please note, Yohance was still at his school when recording this, so you will hear school-sounds in the background, including what I can only describe as someone kicking a steel drum.

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    If you would like to hear more like this conversation, please leave a review and tell a friend.

    Kudos to machinespirit for the awesome cover art. 

    Thanks for listening!

    22 min

About Lifeslice

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Interviewing people from around the world one country at a time. No noise, no drama, no politics; just a slice of life.