Female Nation

Mel is franco Lebanese. She was borns and raised in France, and her parent are Lebaneses. After studying communication her friends suggested it to go in Australia. She refused but her mother pushed her. So she ended going there . She planned to stay there for 6 months and return to France. But I didn’t go as planned. 8 years later she is still there, she changes her job. Now she helps women regain...

I met Flora 2 years ago in Australia and we became friend. She joined me for several days in Hanoi and we take time to record this episode She studied in tourism industry and did interships in Indonesia, Spain and Corsica. She shared her life in differents cultures. ENjoy your listening

For most people, Colombia rhymes with Pablo Escobar and drug trafficking. I even had the image of a dangerous country even though I didn't know it! When I arrived in Australia, I had the chance to meet Pedro and Andrea, 2 Colombians. Over time, we became friends. What struck me was their kindness, their simplicity and their big hearts. Today, Andrea tells us about her childhood in Medellin, th...

Santa was born in Latvia, a country in Eastern Europe. She was nine years old when the Soviet Union collapsed. This major event changed her life and the face of the world. In this episode, she talks about her country, her culture, and the impact of the collapse of the Soviet Union. She talks about her life in Australia, the positive and less positive aspects compared to Latvia. I won't tell yo...

I met Gaby in Newcastle at the restaurant where we both work. She's always smiling and when she laughs I can hear her from the dining room! Over time, we became friends. She's a bit of a crazy woman, like all my friends—with character and a lot of determination. In today's episode, she takes us to Brazil. She tells us about her journey and life in Brazil as a woman. So grab a vanilla i...

Before embarking on a trip, introductions are in order! In this episode, I'll introduce myself and share key moments in my life that have shaped the woman I am today. I started with several observations: Travel has become a checklist We no longer take the time to connect with others Since the advent of social media, we've never been so alone, even though we feel connected to the entire wor...

Two years ago, I went to Bali. Spoiler alert: I didn't really like it. It's too touristy for my taste. One of my favorite moments was the sunrise over Mount Batur. It was really amazing! I was able to book this activity online through a specialized website. But there was one activity that really bothered me: a tour of the island's Instagrammable spots! What the hell is that?! Where hav...