It's that time of year when Expats in Korea or wondering - should I stay or should I go? We break down all of these complicated questions and more: How affordable is living in America? Can I pay off student loans while living in Asia? What about reverse culture shock? What is the difference in Health Care and Rent prices? Did I commit career suicide by moving overseas?

Jackson goes to the doctor's office! The Korean Government steps up. Jackson's friend is an English Teacher in Wuhan. 40k fines for hoarding hand sanitizer and masks. North Korea reacts to the virus. How to stay safe and sift through the news to find what's true and what's false.

Part 2 of a 2-part series on Minimalism (Ep.37) and Home Design. Should I invest in my apartment/home, even if I'll be moving soon? How can I design my home on a budget? April gives a ton of helpful advice here: Bigger is Better! No to Patterns! No to Trends! White is King! Keep it Clean! Nothing in the Corners! Rugs are Gold! Invest in Plants!

1 fun topic and 1 scary topic today: First we're talking "Parasite" the Movie (no spoilers!) and its global acclaim, as well as Korean Culture on the International Stage in general. After that, we're talking about the outbreak of the Coronavirus in Wuhan, China, what to believe from the media, and just how worried we should all be.

How can I get rid of my stuff? How can I pack for moving overseas? How can I de-clutter my house? How can I shop wisely at H&M? Why shouldn't I buy anything smaller than my fist? All of these answers and more on today's episode on minimalism.

Happy New Year! It's 2020, time to set goals and focus on the big picture. We see a lot of expats come overseas and get stuck in a rut - how can you avoid getting stuck? How can you use your travel/expat experience to propel you into a better future?

This is Part 2 of our Interview with Danielle Zies where we talk about her area of expertise - Health and Nutrition. Danielle gives lots of good tips, like putting your worries down on paper, lowering your stress, tracking your symptoms, adding minerals to your water, putting down your devices to let your body recover.

We're excited to introduce you to Danielle Zies! Danielle is a Certified Nutritionist and a Lifestyle Coach who has been in Seoul for the last two years. This is Part 1 of a two-part series with Danielle, where we get to hear her story of moving overseas, adjusting to a new job, the pros and cons of living in Korea, and the always looming question for expats: what's next?

Maybe it's the small things, like using chopsticks and umbrellas on a daily basis. Or maybe it's larger life lessons, like learning to stand up for yourself, or changing the way you think about marriage, family, and career. Today we tackle this tricky question that expats and travelers get asked a lot: how has this experience changed or shaped your life, for better or worse?

Grieving the loss of a family member when you're overseas. You hurt. You worry. And you feel guilty on top of it all. April and Jackson share their stories and talk about some common misunderstandings, then try to give some helpful advice for when life overseas is at its toughest.