Carolina Principe, a popular Brazilian blogger of the blog called "Petit Paroles". She started her blog as a way to share with friends and family and then It grew into something else her culture joined in and started not only following her post but her footsteps on journeys abroad. 
You can find Carolina:
Instagram: @carol_principe
Blog: https://blogpetitesparoles.wordpress.com/

Bringing Friends, Family and Culture on Your Journey Abroad

In this episode, I interview Ines Lluch Del Campo, a native french teacher and neurolanguage coach. She helps her clients improve their French, overcome their fears, and break through the language barrier to feel more confident using the language.

BREAK THE FRENCH LANGUAGE BARRIER

In this episode I will be speaking with Nyna Caputi about LinkedIn and how expats can leverage it. Nyna is the founder of The Expat Woman Group that provides an in-person and virtual platform for professional women across the globe to engage, educate, and empower them through community, content, events, and programs.
https://www.theexpatwoman.com/
info@theexpatwoman.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nynacaputi/

LinkedIn How Expats Can Leverage It

In this episode I am speaking with Juanita Ingram an award-winning attorney, filmmaker, author, fashion philanthropist, and actress. She is the  creator on the THE EXPATS SHOW: INTERNATIONAL INGRAMS. That chronicles the international adventures and struggles of a black American family living, working, and learning abroad. The 20 episodes series covers everything from navigating new cultures, schooling, health scares, Black Lives Matter abroad, and even COVID-19 as experienced in Asia. 
Want more information on Juanita? Her contacts below
G:@iamjuanitaingram /@theexpatshow
websites: www.iamjuanitaingram.com / www.expatsshow.com

Everything Has Its Season

New Broadcast! Podcast Episode #28 : Raising Children of colour Abroad 🎧 
In today episode to celebrate Black History Month we are going to be talking about Raising Children of Colour Abroad. In this episode I will be speaking with Akofa Wallace who was born in Ghana but grew up in the UK and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. At the age of 28, she moved to Ghana to experience living there for the first time in her life. Joining her on this new journey were her two children, Maia and Harrison. She raised her children in the UK, Ghana, Bangladesh and Vietnam. Akofa remains in Hanoi, Vietnam where she works as a communications specialist. We are exploring the challenges raising children of colour abroad from a multitude of perspectives. 

It will be airing on World Radio Paris which broadcasts over the greater Paris area and on the French Riviera (Monaco, Cannes, Nice) on DAB+, 
Tuesday 12:30 pm and 16:00 (paris time) or you can listen on podcast just click link in bio! 

Please join us in this conversation with your comments and experiences we would love to hear your perspective....

Raising Children Of Color Abroad

Podcast Episode #29: Black History Paris🎧 In today's episode to celebrate the end of Black History Month I will be speaking with Kevi Donat founder of Le Paris Noir Tour Guide services that educates people from all around the world about black history in Paris.⁠

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