Hosted by Clare Kay · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 58 episodes
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When you move for a new job, to live with someone after a long-distance relationship or to explore the benefits of a new lifestyle, moving countries occurs as an opportunity, but it still might be a bumpy ride. Moving Countries 101 presents a paradox of moving to a new destination, but it being all about the journey: the ongoing experience of having moved countries. Clare and her guests share the human stories of an ancient undertaking in modern times. Moving countries prompts change, and change provokes being unsettled emotionally, physically, mentally, and spiritually. On all these fronts, moving countries promotes observation, opportunity, and discovery. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Clare Kay hosts Moving Countries 101, a society show with 58 episodes published.
In this episode, Clare talks through the four main challenges faced by global movers. Helping you to confront and overcome the challenges of - pressure to perform in a new job, changes in family dynamics, the logistics o
Join my Facebook page: Moving Countries 101 with Clare Kay. bit.ly/MovingCountries101 In this episode, Clare talks about the need to be open-minded enough to make friends with strangers when you move country. Including t
In this episode, Clare talks about the six pillars you need to connect deeply with your new country: food, language, traditions, relationships, history and values. Fortunately, provided you are willing to take the time,
In this episode, Clare once again takes a look at a practical aspect of moving abroad, which an awful lot of people fail to pay enough attention to. She explains why what you take with you and how you get it there is ver
For this episode, Clare is joined by her long-term friend Matthew Young, who decided to move from the UK to Dubai when inspiration struck him during a shopping trip in the country. He shares what it is like to live in su
In this solo episode of Moving Countries 101, Clare examines why people think that moving countries is the best way to start living the dream. She explains that while moving can help, it can sometimes make things worse.
For this episode, Clare is joined by Taylan Ali who was born in Eastern Turkey, close to the Armenian-Iranian border but moved to Istanbul as a child. He now lives in Amsterdam, Holland, but also spent time living in Ber
Today, Clare looks at preparing yourself mentally and emotionally for moving to another country, something that very few people do. As a result, many migrants feel overwhelmed by their move, often, even when that move is
In this episode, Clare explains how to get yourself ready to move countries, starting by looking at the 5 most important things you need to have covered well before your planned move data. The list includes your passport
For this episode, Clare shares what it is about Turks and Caicos that makes it so special. She shares details of the best beaches, where to see dolphins, whales, and sea turtles, take a glass bottom boat tour, go snorkel
In this solo episode, Clare shares her experience of the Bahamas, giving you the inside track on what to see and do there and where to find the best food, As well as providing an insight into the people, their history, c
In this solo episode, Clare talks about her move to America, which she and her husband undertook for economic and lifestyle reasons. But, her mother was ill, so she was far from certain that the move was right for them a
For this solo episode, Clare talks about her love of Puerto Rico, in particular San Juan and the surrounding area. She shares some great insider tips about where to go, what to see, and when. As well as explaining how to
In this fascinating episode, Clare talks about one of her favourite topics, migration. People have been migrating for thousands of years, which is one of the reasons the topic is so fascinating. But, today, it is modern
Today, Clare is joined by Shana Pereira who currently lives in America where, as soon as she had recovered sufficiently from her heart and kidney transplant, she founded a medical crisis centre to help others find the ri
In this episode, Clare is joined by Isabel Mislinay a business coach who specializes in the area of real estate. Thirty-seven years ago, she left an incredibly comfortable life in Ecuador to chase love and moved to Los A
In this episode, Clare is joined by Gabriella Kovac who is Hungarian and who has been living in County Limerick, Ireland for 14 years, with her family. Gabriella provides some great insights into settling into and giving
In this episode, Clare is joined by Cristina Vadastreanu, a wife, a mother and an entrepreneur, who is currently living in Sardinia. Before this, she lived in Romania and Gran Canaria, Spain. For Cristina and her family,
In this episode of Moving Countries 101, host Clare Kay delves into the topic of turbulence and passenger safety in the air. Drawing from her experiences as cabin crew and a passenger, Clare emphasises the importance of
Today, Clare is joined by Sangeeta Gautam, who was raised in a town near Calcutta, India, and who, by way of Thailand, now lives near Boston, Massachusetts. She is passionate about empowering women through emerging tech
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