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Hosted by with Vicky and Nanda · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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How to Be Local is the podcast for anyone living abroad figuring out what it really means to belong somewhere new. Hosted by Fernanda, a Brazilian living in Canada, and Vicky, a German living in Brazil, we get honest about culture shock, intercultural relationships, language barriers, homesickness, and the emotional side of starting over. New episodes every Monday. Come and be local with us!
with Vicky and Nanda hosts How to be Local, a society show with 13 episodes published.
Love may be the reason you move abroad for someone, but is it enough to build a fulfilling life in their country? In this episode, Vicky is joined by Diego to react to the story of an American woman who moved to Belgium
In this episode of How to Be Local, we talk about one of the most painful sides of living abroad: feeling left out because of the language barrier. Not just in the obvious situations, like ordering food, making appointme
Every four years, the World Cup comes around and suddenly football becomes more than just football. It becomes childhood memories, family traditions, national pride, screaming at the TV, preparing food, wearing your coun
In this episode of How To Be Local, we talk about one of the most confusing parts of moving abroad: dealing with guilt and FOMO when you are far away from the people you love, even when you know you made the right decisi
In this episode of How To Be Local , we talk about some of the questions that might come up when you're deciding whether to move abroad and how to find the answer within yourself. Why do you want to move abroad? Are you
What happens when the biggest change of your life isn't your location, but it's you? In this episode, we talk about the identity shifts that can happen when you leave everything familiar behind. From questioning old beli
In this episode of How To Be Local , Vicky and Nanda finally hand the microphone over to Diego, Vicky’s Brazilian boyfriend, to hear the other side of their intercultural love story. After two episodes of talking about i
In this episode we're joined by our first-ever guest, Johnny, to hear the other side of the story. After hearing Nanda's perspective in previous episodes, it's time to find out what it was like for a Canadian with Ukrain
In this episode, we’re talking about the reality of intercultural relationships and all the little differences that come with loving someone from another culture. From communication styles, love languages and public affe
Making friends as an adult is hard already but making them abroad? That is a whole different level. In this week's episode we are talking about why it feels so difficult to find your people when you are starting from zer
Moving abroad can feel exciting, freeing, and like the beginning of the life you always dreamed about. But what people rarely talk about is how emotionally exhausting it can also become once the honeymoon phase wears off
Sometimes you can be living the life you always wanted… and still feel completely exhausted. And then the guilt kicks in. Because you chose this. You worked for this. So why does it feel so heavy? Living abroad can look
Have you ever been completely fluent in a language and still felt like something was getting lost between your brain and your mouth? In this episode we get into one of the most relatable but rarely talked about parts of
Can long distance actually work? The short answer is yes. The honest answer is: only if you both show up for it. In this episode, we get real about what it actually takes to survive a long distance relationship as expats
Welcome to How to Be Local , the podcast for anyone who's ever packed up their life and moved to a country that wasn't theirs. In our very first episode, hosts Fernanda and Vicky share their stories: a Brazilian who move
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