April got her last paycheck today! We take a trip down memory lane to the 90s and early 2000's, then get into more serious topics about American Politics and the current question: "What the hell is going on in Portland, Oregon?"

A great episode for our fellow expats and travelers. You need to know how to negotiate, how to talk to government offices, and how to understand your Visa inside and out.

What has April been doing with her freedom? What should we do during our last year in Korea? How did we celebrate the 4th of July? This and a million other little expat nuances covered on today's episode.

April is done teaching and she's not signing a new contact. Today we're looking ahead at what's next for the Migooks.

After a fire in our apartment building and a 2 day power outage, we're talking about apartment life, korean safety standards and sexy firefighters.

Are expats outcasts or heroes? How American are we? When should you fight for yourself in the workplace, and when should you stand down?

Today we're trying to sort through the outrage, the protests, all of the events that have happened in America over the past couple of weeks.

April is having some trouble in the workplace, which prompts us to consider labor disputes and how to handle problems at work when you have the added layer of being a foreign worker. We talk about some of the ways that we've learned to protect ourselves better while in Korea.

April takes a trip down memory lane with Church, Dogs and Christmas Lights. Then we talk about the "Fake-out Quarantine," the "New Normal," and how racial and social prejudices grow stronger during times of national stress.

Taekwondo and Martial Arts, Sports in Korea, Disciplining your Kids, Squatting vs. Sitting, PC Culture and Race Talk, Recent Virus Outbreaks in Itaewon, Comparing cultures of China/Korea/Japan.