Life in America - from NYC to Appalachia - an Australian's perspective

Is life in America what we dream it to be sometimes here in Australia? In this episode, Donald and Diana invite special guest, Inna Tysrlin to share her perspectives after eight years living in the US.  

Inna spent her first four years living and working in New York City, and the rest of the time living and studying in rural Appalachia. She's worked in corporate America and recently finished graduate school in Ohio, studying playwriting. She's gone from the New York hustle to living in one of the most economically challenged parts of the country.  What a ride! Inna takes us on a realistic look at life in rural America and how she feels being back in Australia during a global pandemic. 

About Inna Tsyrlin

Inna is a highly talented dramatist and content creator who followed her dreams to the US and returned to Australia on advice of the Australian Government during Convid-19 (and pretty much because if she got sick in the US without healthcare, she'd be in a rather precarious position). She has written numerous plays and you can check out her work here. 

We're thrilled to have her on as our guest and to welcome her to the Greenland family!