Expat Experts

Join us as we talk to Alina Churikova, aka @lingua.alina, an expat in Athens for 8 years. Alina shares her language teaching experiences, her current journey learning German, and how she creates engaging language content on social media. Tune in for language tips, cultural insights, and expat stories from the vibrant city of Athens! *Follow Alina on 📲:* https://www.instagram.com

Join us as we chat with Abigail Paul, a stand-up comedian who spent over 20 years in Frankfurt, Germany. From improv theatre to touring Europe with her comedy show, Abigail shares hilarious expat and comedy stories and insights. Get ready for laughs and life lessons in this comedic exploration of expat life in Europe! Special thanks to Banca Cafe (@bancacafe) in Exarchia for the a

Join us as we explore Berlin's culinary scene with Parimal Satyal, an expat with a passion for cooking. From street food to high gastronomy, Parimal shares his experiences, favourite dishes, and builds expectations about what will be his first cuisine repertoire open to everyone. Tune in for a delicious journey through Berlin's life and discover the power of food to connect

Die Ausländer with Kristin Lüdecke and Marc Alcobé Talló. Moving to a new country every time there was an opportunity to do so until living in an impressive number of seven countries until now. How growing up traveling with your parents make you become curious about new places and want to go there, improving your language skills and other ones while you are trying to adapt to a

Die Ausländer with Fernanda da Silva Augel and Marc Alcobé Talló. How moving as a kid influence your life and the experience of growing up in a country having roots in another. Dealing with not knowing a language as a kid, institutional racism that you don't understand when you are young, how to deal with feeling from two places while people don't really see you as nei

Die Ausländer with Lea Misan and Marc Alcobé Talló. A psychologist and expat coach who lived in a lot of countries form a very early age. This episode takes a deeper analysis on the mental and personal effects and questions that moving to a new country generates from the perspective of an expert on the topic who talks and helps expats in her daily life. How does it affect kids t

Die Ausländer with Oral Sarisoy and Marc Alcobé Talló. A Turkish tour guide, influencer and content moderator who start traveling at the age of 8. He lived in five different countries with complete different backgrounds, learn their cultures, languages and people. He came back home a couple of times and always had the capacity to adapt where he was. How small is the world when i

Die Ausländer with Gerard Valdivia and Marc Alcobé Talló. A Catalan architect and designer by studies who created his professional life around the theatre world. Having a "stuck" moment in his life he decides to leave Barcelona and try Amsterdam for a few months, but this months become 7 years and 3 countries including Germany and Czech Republic. How he changed his min

Die Ausländer with Mariel Guinea and Marc Alcobé Talló. An artist from la Rioja who has explored a lot on stages and singed on a lot of different countries. The life as as working and student volunteer, how Great Britain didn't treat her the way she expected, coming back home multiple times while having lovely times in Poland and Slovenia and the last experience in Greece i

Die Ausländer with Laura Llonch and Marc Alcobé Talló. A fashion designer from Barcelona who went to London for studies and internships came back to Catalunya with a passion for beekeeping and finally moved to Berlin in order to pursue her ideal of how sustainability and fashion should work together. The turns that studies, work and life can take if you have clear ideas and obje