Load Em Up and Move Em Out
This week Charlotte and Xena meet to talk about packing! What did we pack when moving to Australia? How did Xena manage to move all her stuff within M...
G'day Means Welcome
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Three American girls share their experiences living in Australia, good and bad, while guests offer different perspectives and life lessons. Listeners learn what its like to start over in another country, whether they are planning a big move, living it, or have never considered venturing outside of their hometown.
Backpacking Australia and the World
This week we finally interview a real life Backpacker! Melanie spent three months backpacking across Europe before spending a year in Australia on a W...
Ask an Aussie with Leon from Yeah G'day - Part 2
In the second half of our collaboration with Leon from the podcast "Yeah G'day" we discuss chocolate, immigration, racism, and Australian Football. Le...
Ask an Aussie with Leon from Yeah G'day - Part 1
Our guest this week is Leon from the Australian podcast "Yeah G'day." Leon's podcast covers topics relating to Australian life and culture each week, ...
Deadly Animals: Snakes, Crocodiles, and Spiders, Oh My!
When you move to Australia, or even just go for a visit, the first thing everyone wants to remind you of are the deadly animals! But how dangerous is ...
Speaking Australian - The Slang Contest
Sometimes plans for informative and relevant episodes fall apart, and we have a last minute slang competition instead. Charlotte and Xena compete for ...
Becoming Australian
Our first guest Sabrina, an American who has spent more than a decade down under, joins the podcast as we discuss moving to Australia for the long ter...
Expectation Versus Reality
Charlotte and Xena discuss the differences between expectation and reality when moving to a new country. Spoiler: reality is rarely what er expect. To...
We're Not in Kansas Anymore
Our three hosts discuss how they ended up living in Australia, and some of the first challenges and shocks they encountered living in a new country. I...