The Balkatino Diaries
An Englishman in the Balkans
02/29/24
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Navigating Life, Language and Parenthood in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In this podcast I talk to my Argentinian friend, Denise.
We chat about our experiences as expats and immigrants living in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Denise shares her experiences with the language barrier, the quality of life, and the challenges and joys of raising a child in a foreign land.
She also delves into cultural differences, food, work, and the impact of social media in shaping perceptions about the Balkans.
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In this episode of the podcast I talk to Ramajana Mabita, originally from Bosnia and Herzegovina but presently living in Harare in Zimbabwe.
I find out what, if any, similarities there are between the two countries, Ramajana’s culture shocks, her love of Zimbabwean fashion and also hear one of her favourite music tracks from this African nation, plus much more.
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In this podcast I talk to Kathi and Numa Numić, who discuss the development and plans for their travel agency, Ćejf, which focuses on mindful and sustainable travel in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
We look back on their successful first year, highlighting challenges, achievements, and the desire to expand their offerings beyond the well-known tourist spots.
Their preferred platforms for engagement are their website and Instagram, with potential plans to expand to YouTube in the future.
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