Expat life during a global pandemic, with Caroline Mckenna

Not So Linear

English - July 11, 2021 23:00 - 43 minutes - 29.6 MB - ★★★★★ - 3 ratings
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Previous Episode: Australia's Black Summer, with Ray Law

Next Episode: Heartbreak, with Jessie Stephens

In this week's episode I speak with Caroline McKenna, about how it feels to be an expat in Australia during a ban on international travel. It is an unusual type of grief for those living overseas, since it can be emotionally stressful, anxiety inducing and tiresome not knowing when we can reunite with loved ones again.

By day Caroline is a teacher but within her spare time, she hosts social events and her podcast 'A County Down Under', to help people feel les alone.

Expect to hear a very raw conversation on how it feels to be apart from family, the 'yes' attitude we've gained since being abroad and what Caroline can't wait to do once the borders re-open!

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