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Returning to New Zealand after a twelve-month backpacking trip around the world, Liz started a podcast with her teenage son, Sonny.
They talked about all things travel and living in New Zealand with teenagers.
She told others that the podcast was designed to help other parents with teenagers.
But that wasn’t entirely true.
It was her way of legitimately sticking her nose into her son’s business while she slurped lots of green tea.
When Sonny finally grew tired of spending his days recording conversations with his ma, Liz roped her long-suffering husband, Brian, onto the show.
The couple now records weekly videos on YouTube about life in New Zealand and other very cool stuff.
They like to drink wine and chew the fat. They talk about life, travel, kids, money, being British and living in New Zealand.
Our Latest Podcast Episodes
First Podcast of the Year. Hello 2021
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Welcome back to the first podcast first of 2021. Broadcasting from our back garden in New Zealand ('cause it's so blimin' hot inside!)
Podcasting From New Zealand
I'm not going to lie. Creating a podcast episode every week isn't easy. Maybe if we had a team of guys sorting out this and that it'd be different, but we don't. It's just me and Bri. A husband and wife, living in New Zealand.
Every week we chew the fat on life (usually about travel, and New Zealand) and then we share it with the world.
Sounds easy, doesn't it?
2020. How Was It For You Darling??
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The last podcast episode of 2020!
And what a year...because I am a nosey parker who likes to know everything about everyone I thought you might appreciate it if Brian and I opened up and shared with you what 2020 has been like for us.
A husband and wife living with two teenagers down here in New Zealand.
7 Ludicrous Misconceptions About New Zealand
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Luckily, one of the best things about New Zealand is the fact that the people have a bloody good sense of humour.
Which is just as well.
Because some of these common misconceptions about what life is like in New Zealand are quite frankly hilarious.
Read The Post & Then Listen To Our Podcast Episode: 7 Ludicrous Misconceptions About New Zealand
How to Work From Home And Get Stuff Done
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It seems as though most of the world is working from home right now, so in this post and podcast, we wanted to share some tips on how to be more productive.
How to get stuff done.
So that you don't sit in your pyjamas all day, stroking the cat and staring at the countdown timer on the tumble drier.
New Zealand Food. Gourmet or Gross?
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[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he food in New Zealand is not very well documented, is it?
When we made our move to New Zealand from the UK over a decade ago, I was expecting to get here and be faced with a plate full of lamb chops and maybe a kiwi fruit for dessert.
But the reality couldn't have been further from the truth.
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Read The Post & Then Listen To Our Podcast Episode: New Zealand Food.
Moving to New Zealand From The US. What’s it (Really) Like?
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[dropcap]I[/dropcap]n all the time that I've been writing this blog I have never had so many emails from people (mostly from the US) asking me how they can make their dream of moving to New Zealand become a reality.
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My family and I have been living in New Zealand for eleven years. We emigrated to New Zealand from the UK eleven years ago and it was the best thing we ever did.
But the posts and podcasts that I share with you here, things such as what you will miss when you move to New Zealand and life in New Zealand with kids, are given from the point of view of a Brit.
And that's not much use to the Americans in the audience.
So what did I do? I hunted down a real-life American who had emigrated to New Zealand, that's what I did.
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