Kelsey Wilson allowed a stranger into her house in Sylvan Lake. That same stranger also got to drive her car. But it’s totally normal, because Kelsey is doing the same thing to this stranger, on the other side of the world. Kelsey’s on exchange in Old Bar. She talks to us about the challenges of driving a manual transmission car from the right side, how most people think she’s American at first, and how she actually finds surfing pretty exhausting.

Kelsey Wilson allowed a stranger into her house in Sylvan Lake. That same stranger also got to drive her car. But it’s totally normal, because Kelsey is doing the same thing to this stranger, on the other side of the world. Kelsey’s on exchange in Old Bar. She talks to us about the challenges of driving a manual transmission car from the right side, how most people think she’s American at first, and how she actually finds surfing pretty exhausting.

A teacher goes on exchange in Old Bar, Australia

Calm

Lauren Gillespie had a goal: visit 30 different countries before she turned 30 years old. She managed to achieve that goal thanks in part to living in Europe.  But before Europe, she lived in Wellington, New Zealand, and even spent some time in Oman — hard time. Now, she’s enjoying teaching in Farnham, Surrey. The big question for her: will she come back to Canada or continue her travels? Find out in this fun conversation!

Lauren Gillespie had a goal: visit 30 different countries before she turned 30 years old. She managed to achieve that goal thanks in part to living in Europe. But before Europe, she lived in Wellington, New Zealand, and even spent some time in Oman — hard time. Now, she’s enjoying teaching in Farnham, Surrey. The big question for her: will she come back to Canada or continue her travels? Find out in this fun conversation!

A teacher finds calm in Farnham (S2E10)

Carolyn Dickson always knew she’d live abroad one day. And after a trip to the UK with her husband in 2013, she knew she wanted to live in the UK. But it took her and her husband about 5 years to realize their plans. They managed to make the leap in 2018 when the stars aligned (that is, one of them had gainful employment there) and they moved to Newcastle in Northern UK. And though they love where they live, this is a tale of not-so-soft landings, and every Canadian’s greatest fear: being mistaken for an American. Check out HeyExplorer.com for some of the attractions that make Newcastle Upon Tyne famous.

Carolyn Dickson always knew she’d live abroad one day. And after a trip to the UK with her husband in 2013, she knew she wanted to live in the UK. But it took her and her husband about 5 years to realize their plans. They managed to make the leap in 2018 when the stars aligned (that is, one of them had gainful employment there) and they moved to Newcastle in Northern UK. And though they love where they live, this is a tale of not-so-soft landings, and every Canadian’s greatest fear: being mistaken for an American. Check out <a href="https://heyexplorer.com/what-is-newcastle-famous-for/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">HeyExplorer.com</a> for some of the attractions that make Newcastle Upon Tyne famous.

A Canadian storms Newcastle (S2E9)

Rihanna Flaherty got into travelling after university. Though her degree wasn’t something she used to travel. She actually fell in love twice. Once with the country of New Zealand itself—she eventually convinced a friend to move there with her where they became canoe guides on the Whanganui River on the North Island—and a second time with a man she met. She and her husband live in New Zealand now, along with their baby. And it’s looking like New Zealand is home for now. Hear about Rihanna’s NZ adventures. And check out these links to learn more about the history of the Whanganui River: New Zealand river granted same legal rights as human being—The Guardian.A Voice for Nature—National Geographic.Whanganui—NewZealand.com

Rihanna Flaherty got into travelling after university. Though her degree wasn’t something she used to travel. She actually fell in love twice. Once with the country of New Zealand itself—she eventually convinced a friend to move there with her where they became canoe guides on the Whanganui River on the North Island—and a second time with a man she met. She and her husband live in New Zealand now, along with their baby. And it’s looking like New Zealand is home for now. Hear about Rihanna’s NZ adventures. And check out these links to learn more about the history of the Whanganui River: <ul><li><a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/mar/16/new-zealand-river-granted-same-legal-rights-as-human-being" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">New Zealand river granted same legal rights as human being</a>—The Guardian.</li><li><a href="https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/2019/04/maori-river-in-new-zealand-is-a-legal-person/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">A Voice for Nature</a>—National Geographic.</li><li><a href="https://www.newzealand.com/au/whanganui/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Whanganui</a>—<a href="http://NewZealand.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NewZealand.com</a></li></ul>

A Canadian on the Whanganui River (S2E8)

The first time I spoke to Emily Mattinglsey was almost exactly four years ago (you can listen to our chat on Episode 26). She’d basically just arrived in Morocco looking for a little bit of life experience and a lot of surfing. Her experience was, to me, remarkable. But I’m certain it’s similar to the experiences of many other Canadians who’ve lived abroad for a spell, and then come back home. Home isn’t the same after that length of time. And it’s likely many of those returning Canadians experienced reverse culture shock. Find out more about Emily’s journey of self-discovery that ultimately brought her back where she started. Check out “Reverse culture shock: what, when, and how to cope,” which is referenced and quoted in the intro to this episode.

The first time I spoke to Emily Mattinglsey was almost exactly four years ago (you can listen to our chat <a href="https://canadiansaway.ca/2016/07/11/episode-26-a-canadian-expat-in-morocco/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">on Episode 26</a>). She’d basically just arrived in Morocco looking for a little bit of life experience and a lot of surfing. Her experience was, to me, remarkable. But I’m certain it’s similar to the experiences of many other Canadians who’ve lived abroad for a spell, and then come back home. Home isn’t the same after that length of time. And it’s likely many of those returning Canadians experienced reverse culture shock. Find out more about Emily’s journey of self-discovery that ultimately brought her back where she started. Check out “<a href="https://www.expatica.com/moving/leaving/reverse-culture-shock-104957/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Reverse culture shock: what, when, and how to cope</a>,” which is referenced and quoted in the intro to this episode.

A Canadian returns from Morocco (S2E7)

Cora Lea and her family had the opportunity to leave Canada just about four years ago. Their destination: Doha, Qatar. Cora Lea shares her point of view on the folks she’s met over the past four years, the other countries they’ve visited using Qatar as a homebase, and some of the things they miss about Canada. But they’re not looking to return anytime soon!  Hope you enjoy the episode.

Cora Lea and her family had the opportunity to leave Canada just about four years ago. Their destination: Doha, Qatar. Cora Lea shares her point of view on the folks she’s met over the past four years, the other countries they’ve visited using Qatar as a homebase, and some of the things they miss about Canada. But they’re not looking to return anytime soon! Hope you enjoy the episode.

Qatari adventures for a Canadian family (S2E6)

Robyn Larsen talks to host Adam Rozenhart about her experience living in Singapore, from how she gets around, to the differences from other cities and towns she’s lived in. This episode was recorded during the wintertime, so there’s also talk of something Robyn misses from Canada: the cold!

Robyn Larsen talks to host Adam Rozenhart about her experience living in Singapore, from how she gets around, to the differences from other cities and towns she’s lived in. This episode was recorded during the wintertime, so there’s also talk of something Robyn misses from Canada: the cold!

A Canadian explores the city-state of Singapore (S2E5)

Matthew Rix wasn’t finding what he wanted out of his job in Canada. Fortunately, there were opportunities just south of the border. So he made his way to Denver, Colorado. Matthew talks to us about the subtle differences between Americans and Canadians, what it’s meant for Colorado to be the first state to legalize Cannabis, and some of the challenges of long-distance relationships when you’re separated by an international border.

Matthew Rix wasn’t finding what he wanted out of his job in Canada. Fortunately, there were opportunities just south of the border. So he made his way to Denver, Colorado. Matthew talks to us about the subtle differences between Americans and Canadians, what it’s meant for Colorado to be the first state to legalize Cannabis, and some of the challenges of long-distance relationships when you’re separated by an international border.

A Canadians finds his way in the Mile-High City(S2E4)

Andrew Taylor lived on the Canadian prairies, at least for part of his life. But he was no stranger to travel. After he graduated from university he did his post-graduate studies in marine biology in Australia. His chosen career meant islands and coast called his name. So, after checking the place out with some friends, he settled in Bali. There, he operates a dive company called Blue Corner Dive. And according to Andrew, you’ll probably feel more safe spending time with him in the water than in a car.

Andrew Taylor lived on the Canadian prairies, at least for part of his life. But he was no stranger to travel. After he graduated from university he did his post-graduate studies in marine biology in Australia. His chosen career meant islands and coast called his name. So, after checking the place out with some friends, he settled in Bali. There, he operates a dive company called <a href="https://www.bluecornerdive.com/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Blue Corner Dive</a>. And according to Andrew, you’ll probably feel more safe spending time with him in the water than in a car.

A Canadian marine biologist dives into Nusa Lembongan (S2E3)

Lauren Spicer and her husband are seasoned travellers. Nine years ago, they decided after teaching English for a year in South Korea that travelling the world for work, at least for a while, was the way to go. They made their way to Panama City. They had their first son there. But they weren’t content to stay still for very long. Now they live in Bali. But the pandemic struck, and they decided to move at least temporarily back to Toronto to be near family and a solid healthcare system. Thanks to Lauren for taking the time to chat with us and share her perspective and experiences.

Lauren Spicer and her husband are seasoned travellers. Nine years ago, they decided after teaching English for a year in South Korea that travelling the world for work, at least for a while, was the way to go. They made their way to Panama City. They had their first son there. But they weren’t content to stay still for very long. Now they live in Bali. But the pandemic struck, and they decided to move at least temporarily back to Toronto to be near family and a solid healthcare system. Thanks to Lauren for taking the time to chat with us and share her perspective and experiences.

A Canadian’s adventures in Panama and Bali (S2E2)

Canada exports a lot of worthy things. Universal human rights, the idea of a UN peacekeeping force, poutine. But one of the country’s greatest exports, at least in our opinion, is its people. This show explores the lives of Canadians living outside of Canada.

Every episode is a unique take on an expat&#39;s experience. You learn about the expat lifestyle and about interesting places to visit.

The Excellent Expats

I really enjoy listening to the real life adventures of people who have made the leap to life in another country.  Adam Rozenhart&#39;s interviews give you an insight into what it&#39;s really like living in another culture, among the locals and what it takes to adapt. The Expats is well worth a listen.

Great listen

Canadians Away!

Gail Aguiar is one of the more seasoned travellers I’ve ever spoken to on the show. So where in other shows, we tend to talk a lot about place and people, It was very interesting to speak with Gail about what it means to be a Canadian, and what choices led her to a life of travel. One thing’s for sure: Gail still feels very strongly connected to Canada. I hope you enjoy listening to our chat. And be sure to check out GailAtLarge.Com to follow Gail’s adventures. Image by José on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons License.

Gail Aguiar is one of the more seasoned travellers I’ve ever spoken to on the show. So where in other shows, we tend to talk a lot about place and people, It was very interesting to speak with Gail about what it means to be a Canadian, and what choices led her to a life of travel. One thing’s for sure: Gail still feels very strongly connected to Canada. I hope you enjoy listening to our chat. And be sure to check out <a href="http://www.gailatlarge.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">GailAtLarge.Com</a> to follow Gail’s adventures. <a href="https://flic.kr/p/DkDB1" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Image by José on Flickr</a>. Used under <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Creative Commons License</a>.

Episode 11: A Canadian Expat in Portugal

 Sometimes, you’re messing around on the internet, and you start chatting with a random stranger. Before you know it, you’ve fallen in love. That’s more or less what happened to Jaimee Bell. And when the long distance was deflating her spirit and draining her bank account, she knew it was time to move to Antwerp to be with her beloved. You can find out more about Jaimee’s life abroad on her blog Travel Pray Love.

<a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/oli4/16068543616/in/photolist-qtVucs-dcKnuJ-9jBfdE-df5zqc-bd362X-ojGjg6-o6ep7E-fuh2VQ-odsPLt-8U9Bba-nWHhGo-oeoKE5-98QGPs-tNYKX1-onSUcj-jZi2Sa-aFcqTJ-ojktAA-aBghaz-4piQSW-ofY8fT-oh5rpj-n6ZriY-oZpREr-nWH1s7-odVb2F-dSuVXj-Ji5xAf-rSR5ni-4p8jpF-MzLvsG-oe8viJ-dQZ1Sm-7e2YZq-fqfxE2-smTH86-fKSmHb-ddXcBM-aQ6XLi-doUK2R-cJScWq-qEaVHb-gHqy99-dTgQD9-rfu3Ca-4eGn1x-3u5FZZ-vBmubL-cnj3Lm-dcfn4n" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> Sometimes, you’re messing around on the internet, and you start chatting with a random stranger. Before you know it, you’ve fallen in love. That’s more or less what happened to <a href="http://travelpraylove.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jaimee Bell</a>. And when the long distance was deflating her spirit and draining her bank account, she knew it was time to move to Antwerp to be with her beloved. You can find out more about Jaimee’s life abroad on <a href="http://travelpraylove.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">her blog Travel Pray Love.</a>

Episode 34: A Canadian Expat in Belgium

Welcome to a new season of the Expats! This is Part One of Two in my conversation with Canadians Mike and Jocelyn. At the start of 2017, they rented out their house, enrolled their two children in online school, and took off six months from their lives to explore Central and South America. While this isn’t exactly a “traditional” expat experience like the ones we’ve typically examined, it was still a story we really wanted to hear. This first episode takes us through all the things this Canadian family of four needed to do to get ready for their trip. What to do with their apiary? Who to leave their dog with? How to pack strategically? And exactly how much LEGO to bring? We discuss all of it! If you enjoyed the episode, or even if you didn’t, please leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Expats is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB.

Welcome to a new season of the Expats! This is Part One of Two in my conversation with Canadians Mike and Jocelyn. At the start of 2017, they rented out their house, enrolled their two children in online school, and took off six months from their lives to explore Central and South America. While this isn’t exactly a “traditional” expat experience like the ones we’ve typically examined, it was still a story we really wanted to hear. This first episode takes us through all the things this Canadian family of four needed to do to get ready for their trip. What to do with their apiary? Who to leave their dog with? How to pack strategically? And exactly how much LEGO to bring? We discuss all of it! If you enjoyed the episode, or even if you didn’t, please leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Expats is a proud member of the <a href="https://www.albertapodcastnetwork.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Alberta Podcast Network</a>, powered by <a href="http://www.atb.com/listen" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">ATB</a>.

Episode 43: A Canadian Expat Family in Central and South America [Part 1]

Jana Makar and her husband decided to leave their lives in Calgary, Alberta to experience life as Expats. They landed in New Zealand, and after a bit of a bumpy start got settled. It’s been three years in Auckland for the couple, and it wasn’t supposed to be. I think it’s fair to say they’re enjoying their time in what is apparently the least corrupt place on earth.

Jana Makar and her husband decided to leave their lives in Calgary, Alberta to experience life as Expats. They landed in New Zealand, and after a bit of a bumpy start got settled. It’s been three years in Auckland for the couple, and it wasn’t supposed to be. I think it’s fair to say they’re enjoying their time in what is apparently <a href="http://www.transparency.org/cpi2013/results/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">the least corrupt place on earth</a>.

Episode 18: A Canadian Expat in New Zealand

Two months or so ago, when his work world shifted dramatically, Graeme Kishiuchi and his family found themselves with some decisions to make: continue on in Canada, or make a go of it down Mexico Way. Since this show’s all about expatriates, you can imagine the choice they made. When the Kishiuchis were given the opportunity through work to go down and live in Mexico City for at least a few years, they hit the Google machine, did some research and decided it would be an interesting experience. Only a few months into their time there, and Graeme has already discovered the great things Mexico has to offer. I hope you enjoy this episode. If you do, please do me a favour and leave us a rating and review on iTunes. And help spread these stories around the world! Image by Eneas De Troya on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons License.

Two months or so ago, when his work world shifted dramatically, Graeme Kishiuchi and his family found themselves with some decisions to make: continue on in Canada, or make a go of it down Mexico Way. Since this show’s all about expatriates, you can imagine the choice they made. When the Kishiuchis were given the opportunity through work to go down and live in Mexico City for at least a few years, they hit the Google machine, did some research and decided it would be an interesting experience. Only a few months into their time there, and Graeme has already discovered the great things Mexico has to offer. I hope you enjoy this episode. If you do, please do me a favour and leave us a <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-expats-podcast/id1006495674?mt=2" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">rating and review on iTunes</a>. And help spread these stories around the world! Image by <a href="https://flic.kr/p/4unDHj" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Eneas De Troya</a> on Flickr. Used under <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Creative Commons License</a>.

Episode 7: A Canadian Expat in Mexico City

Berlin is one of the world’s great capitals, with a storied history — not all of it good. And it’s there that Canadian expat Andrea Babic is writing her own story: one of cross-continental love. She’s moved to Berlin to live with her partner, himself a German native. But, as Andrea reveals, it’s not always easy to pull up the stakes of your life for someone you love.

<a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/hajot/19402196854/in/photolist-vyvkaq-jyQF2R-punpdm-e9XXSa-QtmtkX-aUgxLK-KVyNW2-Fsgk5w-pErzsJ-JsnJxn-prByZ9-JaNC1R-f19PwX-e4uJ8W-HALtBr-psvbcM-mm7Krw-HZfoFo-NfERRN-nTutEE-8qzXWX-bogdRu-MbAtmG-pq65wz-HGFS1E-5uLa93-oVMd5V-6Ks7jS-8u1CP9-mgVHQT-RoP8Cj-njLLnq-8pMuXt-QhVvZs-6vATzU-8pj7aA-papD54-m8XhgF-wbEdCf-msQJ92-mwFcKF-QZdGLR-HqE6MM-mD99LH-pEEW8e-JEDmK9-4zVoT-JeV1Th-K4q43e-HqE7Wv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Berlin is one of the world’s great capitals, with a storied history — not all of it good. And it’s there that Canadian expat Andrea Babic is writing her own story: one of cross-continental love. She’s moved to Berlin to live with her partner, himself a German native. But, as Andrea reveals, it’s not always easy to pull up the stakes of your life for someone you love.

Episode 42: A Canadian Expat in Berlin

Jane Morrison’s seen many parts of the world. But in pursuit of her PhD, and partly because her partner was pursuing his education in Barcelona, Spain, she decided to do the same. Learn about her adventures so far, and some of the perhaps familiar challenges of living in a part of the world where cultural perseveration is paramount.

Jane Morrison’s seen many parts of the world. But in pursuit of her PhD, and partly because her partner was pursuing his education in Barcelona, Spain, she decided to do the same. Learn about her adventures so far, and some of the perhaps familiar challenges of living in a part of the world where cultural perseveration is paramount.

Episode 39: A Canadian Expat in Spain

When a Montreal woman decided she wanted to feel what it was like to truly live as a foreigner, she heard London calling. The Expats is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB.

When a Montreal woman decided she wanted to feel what it was like to truly live as a foreigner, she heard London calling. The Expats is a proud member of the <a href="https://www.albertapodcastnetwork.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Alberta Podcast Network</a>, powered by <a href="http://www.atb.com/listen" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">ATB</a>.

Episode 46: A Canadian Expat in London

Ben Wheelwright’s journey to the stage on Broadway moved in a path eastward, beyond the atlantic, and back to New York City. We spoke with Ben about his experiences as an expat Broadway actor. You can see Ben before in the Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime at the Barrymore Theatre. This episode of the Expats is brought to you by NationGear.ca. All the best apparel for Edmonton Oilers fans. Use promo code EXPAT10 to get 10% off your next purchase. And if you have five minutes, please take our audience survey as well. It’ll help us get more show sponsors, and make the show bigger and better!

Ben Wheelwright’s journey to the stage on Broadway moved in a path eastward, beyond the atlantic, and back to New York City. We spoke with Ben about his experiences as an expat Broadway actor. You can see Ben before in the Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime at the Barrymore Theatre. This episode of the Expats is brought to you by <a href="http://www.nationgear.ca" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">NationGear.ca</a>. All the best apparel for Edmonton Oilers fans. Use promo code EXPAT10 to get 10% off your next purchase. And if you have five minutes, please <a href="http://bit.ly/expatssurvey/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">take our audience survey</a> as well. It’ll help us get more show sponsors, and make the show bigger and better!

Episode 22: A Canadian Expat on Broadway

Umeå, Sweden is a university city in the country’s north. For eight months, it’s been home to Canadian expat Morgan Fawcett, who moved there to live with her partner. I spoke with Morgan a few weeks ago about her experiences living in Sweden, and how it was love, ultimately, that brought her there. If you enjoy this episode, let us know by leaving a comment, or rating/reviewing us on iTunes. We hope you all have a Merry Christmas!

Umeå, Sweden is a university city in the country’s north. For eight months, it’s been home to Canadian expat Morgan Fawcett, who moved there to live with her partner. I spoke with Morgan a few weeks ago about her experiences living in Sweden, and how it was love, ultimately, that brought her there. If you enjoy this episode, let us know by leaving a comment, or <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-expats/id1006495674?mt=2" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">rating/reviewing us on iTunes</a>. We hope you all have a Merry Christmas!

Episode 15: A Canadian Expat in Sweden

After a one-year exchange in Japan during university, Ana Alcantara knew she’d be moving back there to live permanently. She now lives in a place just a few hours’ train ride from Tokyo. Find out more about Ana’s life in Japan and how her journey has allowed her to learn about herself, and to build a family of great friends in the Land of the Rising Sun. Image of the Hakone Shrine by Ana Alcantara.

After a one-year exchange in Japan during university, Ana Alcantara knew she’d be moving back there to live permanently. She now lives in a place just a few hours’ train ride from Tokyo. Find out more about Ana’s life in Japan and how her journey has allowed her to learn about herself, and to build a family of great friends in the Land of the Rising Sun. Image of the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakone_Shrine" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Hakone Shrine</a> by Ana Alcantara.

Episode 2: A Canadian Expat Turning Japanese

Duleepa “Dups” Wijayawardhana was lured to Helsinki by a startup called Supermetrics. And while Helsinki’s climate might not be much different from Dups’ home of Edmonton, there are definitely certain things he’s needed to adjust to. Find out how that adjustment is going for Dups (and check out more on his blog). Our show sponsor, Edmonton Community Foundation is hosting a great event in Edmonton with Anita Sarkeesian. Get your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/epl-forward-thinking-speaker-series-the-real-world-of-online-harassment-presented-in-partnership-tickets-40907624807 And check out an interview with Anita Sarkeesian on the Well-Endowed Podcast: https://www.thewellendowedpodcast.com/episodes/episode-16-anita-sarkeesian/ The Expats is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB.

<a href="https://twitter.com/dups" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Duleepa “Dups” Wijayawardhana</a> was lured to Helsinki by a startup called Supermetrics. And while Helsinki’s climate might not be much different from Dups’ home of Edmonton, there are definitely certain things he’s needed to adjust to. Find out how that adjustment is going for Dups (and check out more on his <a href="https://dups.ca/where-are-you-from-jacques-7b40f872ad19" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">blog</a>). Our show sponsor, Edmonton Community Foundation is hosting a great event in Edmonton with Anita Sarkeesian. Get your tickets here: <a href="https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/epl-forward-thinking-speaker-series-the-real-world-of-online-harassment-presented-in-partnership-tickets-40907624807" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/epl-forward-thinking-speaker-series-the-real-world-of-online-harassment-presented-in-partnership-tickets-40907624807</a> And check out an interview with Anita Sarkeesian on the Well-Endowed Podcast: <a href="https://www.thewellendowedpodcast.com/episodes/episode-16-anita-sarkeesian/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.thewellendowedpodcast.com/episodes/episode-16-anita-sarkeesian/</a> The Expats is a proud member of the <a href="https://www.albertapodcastnetwork.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Alberta Podcast Network</a>, powered by <a href="http://www.atb.com/listen" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">ATB</a>.

Episode 51: A Canadian Expat in Finland

Heather Morrow lost her job in oil &amp; gas when Alberta’s economy tanked. But she didn’t take it lying down: she decided it was exactly what she needed to begin an expat adventure that’s taken her through China all the way to Santiago, Chile. The Expats is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB.

Heather Morrow lost her job in oil &amp; gas when Alberta’s economy tanked. But she didn’t take it lying down: she decided it was exactly what she needed to begin an expat adventure that’s taken her through China all the way to Santiago, Chile. The Expats is a proud member of the <a href="https://www.albertapodcastnetwork.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Alberta Podcast Network</a>, powered by <a href="http://www.atb.com/listen" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">ATB</a>.

Episode 48: A Canadian Expat in Chile (through China)

Milan is the global centre of fashion. You don’t walk into a grocery store in Milan wearing sweatpants, unless you want to invite dirty looks. Marissa Janzen learned some of those lessons the hard way. She and her husband lived in Milan for two years, and are now living in Victoria, BC. Marissa unpacks her experiences there, and shares some of her insights into the Italian people in this episode.

Milan is the global centre of fashion. You don’t walk into a grocery store in Milan wearing sweatpants, unless you want to invite dirty looks. Marissa Janzen learned some of those lessons the hard way. She and her husband lived in Milan for two years, and are now living in Victoria, BC. Marissa unpacks her experiences there, and shares some of her insights into the Italian people in this episode.

Episode 17: A Canadian Expat in Milan

Colm Heaney spent much of his childhood bouncing between Canada and Northern Ireland — where his father is from. When it came to making the leap to living in Belfast some 14 years ago, a plethora of cousins and family made for a relatively soft landing. Colm’s been there since 2001, raising two children with his wife, and working at the Irish Bureau for the Daily Mirror. I caught up with Colm on a cool Belfast evening — and a hot Edmonton day — to learn more about life on the Emerald Isle. Image of the River Lagan in Belfast by Jonathan Mckee. Used under Creative Commons License. Image of Colm and his son by Colm Heaney. Used with permission.

<a href="https://twitter.com/colmheaney" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Colm Heaney</a> spent much of his childhood bouncing between Canada and Northern Ireland — where his father is from. When it came to making the leap to living in Belfast some 14 years ago, a plethora of cousins and family made for a relatively soft landing. <a href="http://www.expatspodcast.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/IMG_3842.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Colm’s been there since 2001, raising two children with his wife, and working at the Irish Bureau for the Daily Mirror. I caught up with Colm on a cool Belfast evening — and a hot Edmonton day — to learn more about life on the Emerald Isle. Image of <a href="https://flic.kr/p/cewghN" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">the River Lagan in Belfast by Jonathan Mckee</a>. Used under Creative Commons License. Image of Colm and his son by Colm Heaney. Used with permission.

Episode 4: A Canadian Expat in Northern Ireland

Erica and Brian Shuchuk gave it all up to move to Haarlem in North Holland. They put their stuff in storage, filled out the endless paperwork to bring their cat Nougat with them, and landed there about six months ago. Bicycles, Indonesian food, and shopping everyday is what their lives are about now. Find out what led to their decision to move, and what they miss most about Canada. Image by Giovani Racca on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons License.

<a href="http://www.travellingshus.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Erica and Brian Shuchuk</a> gave it all up to move to Haarlem in North Holland. They put their stuff in storage, filled out the endless paperwork to bring their cat Nougat with them, and landed there about six months ago. Bicycles, Indonesian food, and shopping everyday is what their lives are about now. Find out what led to their decision to move, and what they miss most about Canada. <a href="https://flic.kr/p/rPWh9G" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Image by Giovani Racca</a> on Flickr. Used under <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Creative Commons License</a>.

Episode 9: A Canadian Expat Couple in The Netherlands

A few weeks ago, host Adam Rozenhart led a panel discussion about technology in podcasting. We were given the audio recording of that session, which also included Samantha Power and Lauren Albrecht. The panel talked about the podcast length, what makes a good podcast and also share some of the things they’re working on. We hope you enjoy!

A few weeks ago, host Adam Rozenhart led a panel discussion about technology in podcasting. We were given the audio recording of that session, which also included Samantha Power and Lauren Albrecht. The panel talked about the podcast length, what makes a good podcast and also share some of the things they’re working on. We hope you enjoy!

Episode 41: The Expats at Northwest Fest

When the economy started to crater, Catherine and her husband, who had been living in Calgary, took it as a sign to try out an expat adventure. Their search for a new experience led them to Sur, Oman, where the couple currently resides with their instagrammable dog. Find out about life for these two Canadians on the coast of the Arabian sea in our last episode before we break for the Holidays. The Expats is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB.

When the economy started to crater, Catherine and her husband, who had been living in Calgary, took it as a sign to try out an expat adventure. Their search for a new experience led them to Sur, Oman, where the couple currently resides with their instagrammable dog. Find out about life for these two Canadians on the coast of the Arabian sea in our last episode before we break for the Holidays. The Expats is a proud member of the <a href="https://www.albertapodcastnetwork.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Alberta Podcast Network</a>, powered by <a href="http://www.atb.com/listen" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">ATB</a>.

Episode 50: A Canadian Expat in Oman

You heard it here first: the Expats is taking the next few months off to enjoy the summer, and bank some more interviews. If you know any expats we should be speaking with, have them email info@expatspodcast.ca or send an email yourself. See you in September!

You heard it here first: the Expats is taking the next few months off to enjoy the summer, and bank some more interviews. If you know any expats we should be speaking with, have them email info@expatspodcast.ca or send an email yourself. See you in September!

A Hiatus: The Expats on Summer Break

Arlo Matisz made a quick decision: he planned to live abroad. Not a week later, he was on a plane to South Korea. When he arrived, he made his way to the nearest bar, bought a round of drinks, and made friends with another friendly Canadian, a man named Michael Simning. That chance meeting has had a massive impact on Arlo, and that impact continues even following Michael’s passing after a long and brave fight with cancer. Find out more about Arlo’s life in South Korea from the Gwangju Blog. Learn more about Micheal Simning’s legacy and impact on South Korea here:  “Michael Simning, Expat Icon in Gwangju, Loses Battle to Cancer“ The Mike Simning Ndwara Scholarship Fund The First Alleyway, one of the businesses Michael founded

Arlo Matisz made a quick decision: he planned to live abroad. Not a week later, he was on a plane to South Korea. When he arrived, he made his way to the nearest bar, bought a round of drinks, and made friends with another friendly Canadian, a man named Michael Simning. That chance meeting has had a massive impact on Arlo, and that impact continues even following Michael’s passing after a long and brave fight with cancer. Find out more about <a href="http://gwangjublog.com/people-you-should-know-in-gwangju-arlo-matisz/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Arlo’s life in South Korea from the Gwangju Blog</a>. Learn more about Micheal Simning’s legacy and impact on South Korea here: <ul> <li>“<a href="https://www.10mag.com/expat-legend-dies-too-young/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Michael Simning, Expat Icon in Gwangju, Loses Battle to Cancer</a>“</li> <li><a href="https://www.gofundme.com/Mike-Simning-Scholarship" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">The Mike Simning Ndwara Scholarship Fund</a></li> <li><a href="https://firstalleyway.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">The First Alleyway, one of the businesses Michael founded</a></li></ul>

Episode 38: A Canadian Expat in South Korea

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