Samu't Sari: Conversations With Mimi

In this episode, Mimi talks to Chess Sanchez who decided to transition from a BPO career to becoming a freelancer. It is a big change for her but she says it is the best decision she made. Find out more on Samu't Sari Conversations with Mimi.

For Mimi’s last guest interview for 2020, she talks to a person who has done a lot professionally back in the Philippines and now in NZ. Rarely you can meet a person with a lot of talents, intellect and heart for service. And now as she embarks on a new business in the thriving Marlborough region as a lifestyle accommodation and events host and villa owner, while working as a government adviser and analyst and a Justice of Peace (JP) --meet Didith Figuracion, a very driven and inspiring woman, who can teach us that we too can achieve and be who we want to be in life even if we live in our new host country abroad.

In this episode Mimi talks about the issue on online scams, and what to do to avoid being scammed. She bares out her true story to share the message and warn people to be careful.

In this episode, Mimi interviewed financial coach Jelyn Davies. This is part 1 of 2 episodes focusing on money matters. For this interview, the subject of the psychology of money was tackled, reasons why people can't save, and how to get started saving, especially for those who are living and working overseas.

In this episode, Mimi interviews Jet Ramos, a teacher, radio broadcaster and indie film actor who talks about his different professions and how he works within those different sectors. He also gives advice on how one can succeed in those career options.

In this episode, Mimi explains further some of the points discussed during the interview on Episode 25 with Mar Esparas. Mimi will talk about what to expect by a person who is thinking of moving to another country, especially the aspects they expect to make adjustments on including travel, accommodation budgeting etc

In this episode, Mimi talks to Mar Esparas President of the Order of the Knights of Rizal Charitable Trust in Wellingon New Zealand. Mar shares his experience moving to New Zealand, and how his lifestyle changed from bank manager to working in a different industry, and how leading an organisation that helps people who are in need.

How does a teacher manage her relationships with her students both on and offline? How does she manage the online teaching environment? Mimi chats with Sheila Nepomoceno Gabe who shares her insights on juggling the challenges of online teaching, how she enjoys her profession and how she maintains good relationships with her students.

In this episode, Mimi talks to a couple of multicultural women who are also international students in Australia. Find out if they share the same experiences as the Filipino women in our previous episodes.

This episode is part 2 of the international students’ interview. Here we discuss some of the challenges they faced in greater detail including strategies to overcome difficulties. Tina Tan Moya and Jamie Collado come back with another new guest, Leia Tadio.