Achieving Self-Sustainability in Bosnia
An Englishman in the Balkans Archive 2013-2025
07/30/23
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Join me in this captivating episode as we delve into the fascinating world of self-sustainability in Bosnia and Herzegovina with Ivy Šibinčić.
Ivy is at the forefront of the self-sustainability movement in her region, working tirelessly to empower local communities and promote eco-conscious practices.
During this conversation, Ivy shares her personal journey and the challenges she faced while advocating for self-sustainability in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Ivy and her husband Slaven, have been actively involved in projects that transform communities and promote self-reliance.
We explore the transformative impact of sustainable practices on the local economy and the environment, and how these efforts are shaping a greener, more resilient future for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Find out more about Ivy on Instagram HERE
Listen to a previous podcast episode featuring Ivy HERE
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The Italians of Mahovljani
July 15, 2023
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Hello and welcome to the podcast, where in this episode we look at the legacy of a group of some 55 Italian families that came to the village of Mahovljani back in the late eighteen hundreds.
Today all that remains of that Italian influence is its church, high on the hill, vineyards that those settlers founded (and by the way are still harvested and turned into wine), and families with both Italian first and second names.
Many years ago I heard about this small former colony near where I have lived for nearly 20 years.I have been intrigued ever since. So, to my surprise and by pure chance, I bumped into one of the descents of one of the Italian families, Guilia, and asked her if she could tell me more about her community.
She agreed, and so we met her, and her family, at the Italian church on the hill, looking down on the Vrbas valley, just like her ancestors must have done on their arrival over 140 years ago. It’s quite the story.
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Living in Croatia with Mark Whitfield - Part 2
August 6, 2023
•49m
Welcome to this edition of "An Englishman in the Balkans," where I am continuing a micro-series about life in Croatia through the eyes of another Englishman, Mark Whitfield.
This is the second instalment of a three-part series, where I’ll be finding out about . how difficult it is, or maybe not so, a business in Croatia.
Mark gives some valuable insights and practical tips, of setting up a business in Croatia as well as anecdotes from his first two years as a business owner.
You can find out more about Mark's Glamping business in Štrigova Croatia HERE.
I hope that this micro-series will give let you experience another aspect of life for “foreigners” who choose to make this region their home.
Thank you for being a part of our podcasting community, and we look forward to bringing you more exciting content in the future.
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