Explore " foreigners" with insightful episodes like "2023 Gratitude Episode with Duncan and Joel: Ep. 24", "Going Home: Celebrations and Challenges Episode 21", "Why are Germans so keen on their rules and order?", "Mourning a Mother: Joel discusses the death of his Mother with Duncan : Episode 16" and "Aussie David and His Son: Tales of MDs and a Mini-Mate in Fukuoka, ep. 15" from podcasts like ""Dad Club Japan", "Dad Club Japan", "we wander why", "Dad Club Japan" and "Dad Club Japan"" and more!
As the end of the calendar year approaches, Duncan and Joel look back at 2023 and assess what they are grateful for.
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Hello to all you amazing Dads (and others)!
In this episode...
Joel and Duncan discuss Joel's trip home to Canada.
Duncan asks about Joel's motives for his 3.5 month visit:
>to have his son go to primary school in Canada for 3 months
>to celebrate the life of Joel's mother who passed on in March
>to level up some new skills with focused work
>to have his his son experience living abroad
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Happy Fathering!
After returning from Canada, Joel talks with Duncan about the death of Joel's mother.
We are, after all, the sons of our mothers, and we wouldn't exist as humans, let alone dads, without the gift of life from our mothers (and fathers).
Grief, acceptance, connection, love and laughs are wrapped up together in this episode.
*This is the first time that an episode of this podcast has not been edited.
Joel sits down with David to discuss what David does well in his role as a father. We find out about a forgotten piece of audio equipment that has resulted in a hobby that David now shares with his son. And we share strategies for keeping cool when emotions run high!
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Duncan and Joel discuss differences in lifestyle in the pre-Dad and current Dad years, as well as provide details on their their friendship evolved over time. Also, the subject of truth and honesty in Dadships (like friendships between Dads) is a theme that gets looked at more closely in this episode.
Do Filipinos have "colonial mentality" traits?
In this episode, we offer our take on the prejudices we have. How much of it affects our views of ourselves or others? And how much of it is linked to our colonial past?
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Cliff talks about Daniel 1 and how to live as strangers in today's culture.
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What do genetics have to do with long-term relationships? What does our immune system have to do with our judgements and biases? Meet Dr. Stacey Makhanova, a researcher from the University of Arkansas. As a social and evolutionary psychologist, Dr. Stacey looks at our behaviors and the potential reasons why. Jenn and Dr. Stacey discuss how our biology and psychology are absolutely intertwined and what this means for our romantic relationships, our friendships and our relationships with ourselves!
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"The CD38 gene is connected to gratitude, forgiveness and trust." – Dr. Stacey Makhanova
"Genes aren't deterministic" – Dr. Stacey Makhanova
"A person's own perception triggered a hormone response." – Dr. Stacey Makhanova
"Women and men engage in blaming behavior at the same frequency but women's testosterone is reacting to something different."– Dr. Stacey Makhanova
"Sometimes our physiological response can undermine a relationship that's otherwise good and close."– Dr. Stacey Makhanova
"Our brain is great at being on autopilot."– Dr. Stacey Makhanova
"Biology and psychology are so connected that to look at one in isolation is potentially doing a disservice."– Jenn Trepeck
Five foreign women from Europe and the United States got together on a Tuesday morning in October for a traditional Palestinian breakfast and to share their experiences as spouses of Palestinian husbands.
They talk about how do they experience life in Palestine and what are the difficulties they face in order to stay with their husband and children in Palestine. Each of them has their personal stories that reflect the difficulties to live in a place that is military occupied.
The Palestinian Authority has no say in who gets a visa and for how long. It is the Israeli occupation authorities that decide about the fate of the women. Most women have been getting visas that do not allow them to travel to Israel (including Jerusalem and the airport in Tel Aviv), they are not allowed to work, they need to renew their visa every three months and pay full visa fees.
Some of the women have the experience of being stuck outside of the country without permission to come back. Others have been without visa and were not even able to leave the town they live in, because of the many Israeli checkpoints where they may find out that you are without visa and you can be deported and separated from your family. This causes a lot of anxiety among the families.
Despite the difficulties, the women feel home in Palestine and among Palestinians. They know that the policies were created to make them want to leave. But they are convinced that this is where to want to be and they are not planning to move.
This podcast episode was recorded in cooperation with the British Academy project on visa precarity lead by Dr Mark Griffiths.
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On this episode we sit down with our buddy PhillyBilly. He talks about finding the love of his life. Traveling to Russia, and how people are the same everywhere. We talk about taking initiative, and stop procrastinating, trying to make everything perfect just take the leap, and get better. Theexpresslanepodcast on all platforms find phillybilly on IG and Holtonitdown on youtube also check out fly_or_die84 for all your fly fishing needs !!
Ben and Burke discuss five ridiculous misconceptions that foreigners have about Japan. For example, all Japanese live in wooden houses and there are still samurai warriors and geisha everywhere in Japan. Other things that the hosts talk about include going to Round 1 (a popular sports and entertainment centre in Japan) to tackle the ninja course, rich Japanese people that we know, expensive and cheap things in Japan, and much much more.
Previous episodes mentioned in the podcast:
Benefits of the Japanese Diet with Yuki
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Host Pc has a sleeplessness night where he finally decides to record the thoughts he is having about the entire west coast and how communism is here. He goes into deep analysis of what he has seen out in the PNW during his time there and it points to control from communist countries. Those countries are influencing the American public in ways that are not obvious to many.
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Ella reports on the way some Koreans are blaming foreigners for the recent Corona spike, Kyle brings Hamilton rap lyrics to Accent Challenge and we discuss the things that do and don't motivate us to run.
Burke and Ben share some of their gripes, annoyances, and frustrating experiences of living in Japan. They talk about being annoyed with certain foods, such as how the Japanese have ruined pizza with tuna, sweetcorn, and other toppings that should never be allowed anywhere near a pizza. Ben shares a story of his only confrontation, in Japan, with a group of Japanese men on a night out. The hosts talk about being frustrated with the language at times, the use of the word "gaijin", and much much more. Enjoy the show!
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