Today, we come from Paros, Greece (one of our favourite places on earth) with an overdue catch-up and update.
On everything.
And a few stories thrown in for good measure.
You can listen to the audio podcast here, or if you prefer, you can watch the video version on YouTube.
Liz and Brian xx
Brian and Liz are back in New Zealand. They have rented their rural lifestyle property for another year so they can continue their nomadic lifestyle around the world.
The new tenants take over in ten days. But before this can happen, there are many, many, many (tons actually) of things to attend to.
Both in and out of the house.
Ten hard, sloggy emotional days later, we are on our way back to the airport to fly away from NZ.
But we couldn’t possibly leave without sharing exactly what the experience has been like.
So we pulled over to record this podcast. It’s a bit weird. It’s dark, and we can hardly stay awake.
But we’re here. Just about.
This is what it looks like when you have an effing huge mountain to climb and rely on the endless love and support you have for each other.
With all our love and gratitude from inside a dark car somewhere on The Forgotten World Highway in Taranaki, New Zealand
Liz and Brian x
If you would like to watch the video version of this podcast, you can do that HERE on YouTube
We’re in London. Where our 21-year-old daughter (now) desperately wants to live.
I can relate.
30 years ago, two Cornish country bumpkins (Brian and I) moved to London from the south of England.
We lasted 6 months before leaving.
Now, our British/Kiwi daughter has decided to do the same. She wants to stop travelling full-time with her family and live in London on her own.
So we are here to settle her in.
London has changed. It is not what we thought. Here are some big changes that shocked us. So much so, we decided to walk through the East End of London and share them with you.
‘Cause you’re the best and we bladdy lav ya.
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With love from a balmy cockney London, Liz and Brian xx
If you would like to watch the video version of this podcast, you can do that HERE on YouTube
Join Brian and Liz as they walk around their Canadian neighbourhood and share the insights they have gained during their first month housesitting as a family in British Columbia, Canada.
Including Brian being the first on scene at a local fire emergency, to why Liz suddenly feels grounded.
Thank you, we love you.
Enjoy x
Please note, this podcast was recorded the day before the terrible, horrific disaster that occurred in BC on Tuesday. Our hearts, love and immense sympathy go out to the families and friends of this unimaginable tragedy. Our love to you, Canada. Always. Liz and Brian
Last week, we received a comment on the podcast that said, “We would love to do what you are doing, but it seems too risky”.
In today’s episode, we would like to address that comment and share with you a few life lessons grief has taught us.
We would like to pass on the reason we travel the world, even though we still have a massive, big, fat mortgage.
This is why we do what we do. And this is how we do it.
We hope our words bring you clarity and inspiration.
We love you. Thank you for your support and your wonderful comments.
If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend who needs it, and please don’t forget to subscribe and leave us a review on whichever platform you listen to. It only takes a minute and helps us enormously ❤️
With all love and gentleness always,
our hearts beat with yours.
Kia Kaha, Liz and Brian xx.
There are a few myths and misconceptions about America that we have found to be not true, and this week, we wanted to share our experiences with you.
Brian and Liz, husband and wife, are in Colorado, USA.
Join them today as they take you on a stroll through their (very American) neighbourhood to spill the beans on:
Being stuck out in the middle of nowhere with a stranger.
A USA myth that turns out to be true, (and one we wish we had)
Liz’s shock reaction after the release of her new book
The biggest American myth of all, and one that rocked these two (quite adventurous and brave) British New Zealanders.
This will be the last podcast episode of 2025.
May we take this chance to say how much we love and appreciate you, how your support means so very much to us and how we hope you will continue to join us in 2026.
Happy New Year, lovely people,
with all love and gentleness always,
Kia Kaha
Liz and Brian xx
I’m Liz, and this is my family.
I do Travel. I do Wine. I do being a mum to big kids. Sometimes I do all three at the same time.
I don’t do hormones. Or looking perfect for Instagram. Or dieting.
Read more about who I am and why we should be friends on our about us page.