We take our first trip to Latin America this week as we visit Jeff to talk about the power region of the continent's largest country. How is it possible that hardly anybody has heard of Sao Paulo, one of the world's largest cities? How come the race conversation means even more than normal in Brazil? How did Bolsonaro rise through the ranks to become one of the world's most controversial leaders?

Find out more about Jeff's company 'Coletivo Egrégora' by visiting their:

-Instagram: @coletivo.egregora

-Facebook: www.facebook.com/coletivoegregora/

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-liking our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/islandlifeproductions/

-checking out our website at www.islandlifeproductions.com

We're back on British soil as we join Penny in one of the United Kingdom's most storied towns. What is an Avalonian and is Penny one of them? What is a Tor and why is it so impressive? What's with a small town in Somerset becoming the supposed home of both King Arthur and one of the world's biggest music festivals?

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- liking our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/islandlifeproductions/

- checking out our website at www.islandlifeproductions.com

We came back early to keep our round-the-world audio adventure on the road and this week, it's a brother-sister special as Fin's sister Maya joins him for the premiere of season three! How does living in Bali inspire somebody towards a career in the arts? What is home-schooling from the middle of the rice fields like? Where does Bali go from here after its tourism foundations were rocked first by the eruption of sacred volcano Mount Agung and then hit by the global pandemic that is COVID-19. Expect banter, in-jokes and some classic sibling reminiscing!

Check out Big Love Bali at www.biglovebali.com/

Check out Big Love Bali's Instagram page @biglovebali and the We Are Lila Instagram page @wearelila

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- liking our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/islandlifeproductions/

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Some thoughts from us about the state of the world and things you should be aware of before we dive into the third season of Passport People which premieres on June 9th 2020.

We conclude Season Two on the island nation of Singapore where Gaurav on his unique country. What's it like being on an island that is also a city that is also a country? What's it like to live in large buildings with people who look different to you whilst sharing your nationality? What's it like to live in a democracy who have elected the same political party since the country's independence?

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We head back down under this week as we speak to Nadia, the Kiwi who roamed the world. How come New Zealand is leading the world through its attitude to diversity? Why are these islands a paradise to grow up on? What lies at the heart of one of the world's most unique cultural identities? Plus a bit about orks hanging out in quarries and music from our guest herself.

To connect more with Nadia's music, find her using her stage name (Miss Leading) at:

-Bandcamp: missleading.bandcamp.com

-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Miss-Leading-399024354003357/

Find out more about Island Life Productions and our work by:

-liking our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/islandlifeproductions/

-checking out our website at www.islandlifeproductions.com

In an episode recorded on location, John & Harry of 'Beyond the Boxset' talk about the great city of Leeds. How do two people from Wales and Merseyside end up making their home in Leeds? Is it cool to love the arts and podcasting even in a regional city? Why does everybody want a piece of the action in West Yorkshire? There's also a story about a burglar alarm that will haunt your nightmares.

John & Harry record a podcast every week called 'Beyond the Boxset' in which they pitch prequels, sequels and spinoffs to films that don't have any. You can find them by searching for them on whatever platform you are listening to this episode right now!

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It's our second episode on Edinburgh but this time, we are talking to Richard, an Englishman who made his way up to Auld Reekie and never left. What was hotel management life like? What mandate to public spaces have towards artists? What makes Edinburgh such a beautiful place to live?

To find out more about Richard's work:

-visit artrac.co.uk

-visiting the arts and crafts collective in Causewayside, Edinburgh

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-liking our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/islandlifeproductions/

-checking out our website at www.islandlifeproductions.com

This week we travel to the largest city in the land down under where we are joined by Jasmin, a German whose experiences in Sydney were transformative. Why does Sydney feel so globally connected given its geographical location? Why is Sydney ranked as one of the world's most liveable cities if it's so expensive? Why is going to Australian east coast the most German thing a person could do?

To find out more about Jasmin and her work:

- visit her Linkedin profile at linkedin.com/in/jasmin-geissen-1696b3139/

Find out more about Island Life Productions and our work by:

-liking our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/islandlifeproductions/

- checking out our website at www.islandlifeproductions.com

We're headed down south to the Rainbow Nation this week where Sally shares her memories of growing up in one of the most politically volatile environments in history. How is apartheid still affecting the country? Does the beauty of South Africa shine through? What is it like to be living miles away following events from the English south coast?

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-liking our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/islandlifeproductions/

-checking out our website at www.islandlifeproductions.com