The Expat Sandwich Podcast features Americans living abroad and the crazy antics they encounter worldwide. The show’s producer, Marty Walker, and I had a wonderful time talking, and she did a brilliant job of presenting my story on her podcast. You can play the episode below, but I highly encourage you to subscribe to the podcast and leave it a 5-star review on iTunes.

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Show Notes

I talked about a lot in this episode of Expat Sandwich. Here are some notes and links to things I discussed in my conversation with Marty Walker.

• Rotary Youth Exchange Program - I lived in Germany for one year when I was 17 years old thanks to this free program which facilitates youth exchange between local Rotary Clubs all over the world. If you would like to be introduced to a Rotary Club near you, let me know, and I will be happy to help you get in touch.

• United States Peace Corps - In its 50th year since being established by President John F. Kennedy, I had the honor of serving as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Kyrgyzstan, where I launched a journalism project which has touched hundreds of thousands of people since.

• Where is Kyrgyzstan? - “The Switzerland of Central Asia” is a landlocked country on the northwestern side of China. Its remoteness is only surpassed by its beauty.

• Kloop School of Journalism - This nontraditional school in Kyrgyzstan teaches Western-style journalism practices to youth. Their stories are published on one of Central Asia’s most-read news sites.

• Kyrgyz Media - This is the project I launched while in the Peace Corps. Even if you don’t read Russian or Kyrgyz, just looking through the posts will tell you a lot about the Kyrgyz People.

My favorite Expat Sandwich Episodes

The Expat Sandwich Podcast is relatively new on the podcast scene. The episode which featured me is #15. I can honestly say that this is one of the very best podcasts of 2017, along with these episodes:

• Germany with OhMyGodMyWifeIsGerman.com
• Antartica with Joanna Young
• Shanghai with Jilli Leonard
• Paris with David Lebovitz

Additional Reading: Best podcast 2017 - What I listen to for my daily dose of inspiration

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