Sarah Rapp
Sarah Rapp: From How to Be Global to 1 Million Humans Sarah Rapp is Director of Youth Advocacy and People at Junior Achievement Worldwide, and a nomad who has worked internationally for nearly a decad...
30 Jul 50min
Debriefing Your Expat Life: Intercultural Transitions and Going Deeper
Daniel Yalowitz Daniel Yalowitz psychologist, professor and intercultural mentor came to talk to Nomadic Diaries about his story as a cornerstone of the intercultural field for nearly four decades. D...
19 Mai 47min
You Can't Go Home - You Can Only Go Forward
Nina Aziz Justin has lived in five countries, worked across forty-seven of them, and spent the better part of five decades asking the question that so many of us quietly carry: where on earth do I act...
12 Mai 41min
We Call It Capacity: International Women's Nonlinear Careers
Flor Bretón García was born in Venezuela and left her homeland at 22 — which means she's now lived outside her home country longer than she lived in it. Lawyer. Educator. Cross-cultural consultant. Mo...
7 Mai 30min
A TCK Raising Thriving World-Wise TCKs!
Adrienne Belaire grew up on Aramco compounds in Saudi Arabia from first grade through high school, a world full of sunshine, small communities, and the particular freedom of a life lived between cultu...
2 Mai 54min
Dig Here: Story Archaeology and the Expat Life Well Lived
About Lisa Liang Lisa Liang, known formally as Elizabeth, with a Z - is an intercultural storytelling coach, solo performer, and TCK who grew up across Central America, Southeast Asia, and the United...
31 Mar 42min
What If You Learned How to Stay? Pia Mailhot-Leichter on Belonging, Creativity and Extinction Moments
About Pia Pia Mailhot-Leichter is a self-described "recovering nomad" who has lived in more places than most people visit, from Manhattan to Sri Lanka, London to France, and eventually dropping ancho...
17 Mar 42min
