From being inside the US Embassy with her children in Nairobi when it was bombed, to being on the ground in Beijing during the sad events at Tiananmen Square in 1989, to acting in Bollywood, co-founding a relocation company and an international school in India… Joanne has seemingly done it all...
Debbie Jenkins is a British expat living in Spain, famous for publishing a book that made £30,000 in one day. Debbie talks to us about her newest book, which walks us through everything they need to know to become a wealthy author...
This is a book for the volunteer traveler - the traveler who either bypasses the five-star resort... or who tags it onto the end of their vacation, once they have done the hard yards volunteering...
We talk to the Expat Expert, Robin Pascoe about the relaunch of her original 'Culture Shock: A Wife's Guide' and what she has learned about support for expat spouses over the last 20 years...
Donna was raised an Army brat and relocated 12 times as a child and 19 times as an adult. Seven years and 500 interviews in the making, we talk to Donna about her insightful documentary film and ask her about her recent Brats projects...
Jeanne Heinzer describes herself as an artist - a lifelong student of the art of saying goodbye to one city or country and setting up home in another. Join us as we talk to Jeanne about her new book for accompanying partners...
Raising children is never easy, but raising them abroad presents a whole realm of new opportunities and challenges. We talk to Suzanne Kamata about her new book featuring stories from women around the world...
Join us as we talk to Lindy, whose journy of rediscovery can help us all learn how to embrace what is wonderful about motherhood and gracefully survive the rest. Lindy shares her five-step plan for releasing built-up anger, resentment and negativity...
After a decade of living in Germany, a chaotic British family makes a New Year's resolution to throw themselves wholeheartedly into the local culture. Very witty.
We talk to Saffia about her journey of discovery from the first miserable days in the strange, grey, concrete capital to her joy at falling in love with her expat country.
Hilly and Bettina, with the help of Ori (the migrating bird), help children prepare for their move abroad. The book is filled with activities that help translate abstract notions into what is relevant and digestable information for the children.
Six years after publishing her first edition of this must-have portable career guide, Jo Parfitt fans will be pleased to know that the third edition of A Career In Your Suitcase is out and it is better than ever.
This book presents stimulating, inspiring, and just plain wild adventures from women who have traveled to the ends of the earth to discover new places, peoples, and facets of themselves.
A wonderful book that allows us to travel the world and not only learn about the wonderful food that is being prepared there, but also get a glimpse into each country's culture.
There is nothing quite like hitting the road by yourself to awaken your senses. In twenty-three beautifully crafted essays, women recount the thrills of traveling solo.
The main focus of the book is on the individual, the woman herself. Each and every one of us needs to set clear priorities, learn time management techniques to balance work and family.
" People get hit with re-entry shock because it is so unexpected. They simply don't realize that they are going to feel like a stranger in their own country... "
Having that inventing itch myself for a few years, I can attest from personal experience that until Tamara released her book in 2005, it took a lot of ...
Join us as we talk to Annette Allen, a half-British, half-Norwegian, adult TCK, about her 25,000 mile quest to discover former classmates, inspired by a dream of bringing clean water to Ethiopia...
Renowned travel expert, Marybeth Bond, has carefully selected a great compilation of stories from women who have traveled throughout the European continent.
