Foreign Radio

Global Conversations for an Interconnected World.Foreign Radio is a podcast about travel and life abroad. In each episode, host Simo D interviews interesting and accomplished individuals—entrepreneurs, creatives, adventurers, digital nomads, and seasoned expats—who are pursuing full-time travel or building lives abroad. Together, they discuss what it means to live, work, and thrive abroad and uncover the personal motivations, cultural shifts, and global changes that are driving so many people to start new lives in foreign lands. Simo digs for actionable insights and advice for those interested in adapting to our changing world and adjusting to the ever-changing landscape of life and work, at home or abroad. unfilteredabroad.substack.com

Foreign Radio is a society podcast hosted by Simo D, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Simo D hosts Foreign Radio, a society show with 12 episodes published.

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  Nobody Warns You About the Lonely Part

  May 8, 20261h 6mS0

  <p>How do you build a life — friends, family connection, community, career — when you’ve moved somewhere you didn’t plan to be?</p><p>That’s the real question this conversation is built around. Writer and foreigner abroad, Rosamaria Mancini has lived it twice over: Italy taught her to slow down and find peace; Germany forced a full reset: new language, new norms, new social playbook. She’s navigated isolation, adult friendship-making, parenting without the family village, career reinvention across continents, and losing a parent from thousands of miles away.</p><p>We get practical about what most people don’t talk a...

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  Beyond Duolingo: Achieve Fluency with AI

  Nov 12, 20251h 7mS0

  <p>Beyond vocabulary, syntax, and grammar, language is a way to reopen the world.</p><p>In this episode, business coach, language expert, polyglot, author, and host of the Fluent Show, Kerstin Cable, makes a practical case for learning at any age, and on any budget. We get honest about app culture (why Duolingo streaks don’t equal fluency), the myth of “immersion or bust,” and how a simple habit system can carry you further than motivation ever will.</p><p>Kerstin shares how to design “daily contact” with your target language, why intrinsic motivation matters more than time on the clock...

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  Mexico's Lake Chapala = New Life

  Nov 3, 202559 minS0

  <p>This is what happens when the retirement wheel goes flat.</p><p>After 27 years of teaching in Atlanta, QUEEN D MICHELE realized her pension wouldn’t fund the life she actually wanted.</p><p>Instead of grinding into her 70s, she moved to Mexico’s Lake Chapala, trading headlines and hesitation for routine, community, and room to think.</p><p>In this episode of Foreign Radio, we talk practicals—visas, safety, and research—and internals—ego vs. soul, and how distance changes what you notice about home.</p><p>Queen also shares how moving to Mexico sparked a spiritual awakening...

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  Global Lessons for American Change

  Oct 22, 20251h 9mS0

  <p>What if living abroad isn’t an escape but a way to see home clearly? Evan Jaqua has lived in Japan, China, and across South America, speaks four languages, and now channels those lessons into the Solutions Party, a reform project looking to break politicians’ addiction to power. </p><p>In Episode 9 of Foreign Radio, we talk about how people worldwide all share something in common: the desire for freedom and prosperity. We discuss why “one-idea” systems fail, how pluralism and good journalism keep societies healthy, and how international experience can shape how we behave at home. Evan provides a sober...

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  This is the New Retirement!

  Oct 14, 20251h 11mS0

  <p>For decades, the story was simple: work hard, save up, retire at sixty-five.But that story isn’t true anymore.</p><p>Brian Clark —writer, entrepreneur, and founder of the legendary Copyblogger—knows what happens when the system we’ve been sold stops making sense. After building multiple 7-figure digital businesses, he didn’t retire; he adapted. Now, through his project Further, he helps Generation X navigate a new reality where the rules of work, money, and meaning have changed.</p><p>In this episode of Foreign Radio, we talk about rewriting the playbook for midlife: turning experience into freedom, r...

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