
Sharing funny, strange, juicy, and ridiculous stories about people in foreign places. Host Lauren Hamilton swaps stories with guests and discusses reader-submitted stories, walking down memory lane of foreign places.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

This week, we have our first repeat guest, Adam, to talk about his close encounter with a Korean religious cult. Then host Lauren talks about her close call with the NXVM cult. And later, they both discuss an AITA Reddit post about when mind control ... more
This week, the brother of the podcast Chris is on to share his full moon party experience in Thailand that truly could only happen to someone in their early 20s . Host Lauren shares her own Thailand stories from her 20-something years. And later, the... more
This week, the sister-in-law of the podcast Julia is on to share how she had the trip of a lifetime in Mumbai with her childhood bestie. Host Lauren shares how she had the worst culture shock of her life during her first solo travel. And later, they ... more
This week, we're joined by new friend of the pod Matt to share his chaotic and stressful first day living in China back in 2009. Finally, they both discuss an AITA Reddit post about how maybe you shouldn't move to a new country with your boyfriend. more
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Lauren makes you feel like you’re sitting around with friends sharing the funniest, strangest, and most ridiculous travel stories.
Every episode is full of laughs, surprises, and those “you had to be there” moments.
It’s the perfect listen when you need a good story and a good laugh.
Chill cool pod that explores expat life and more! Also love the introduction song!!!!!!!!
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The content primarily revolves around humorous and often bizarre anecdotes from people's experiences abroad, with a strong focus on expatriate life and cultural differences. Episodes typically feature a mix of guest interviews and stories submitted by listeners, creating a dynamic format where laughter and entertainment are central themes. Noteworthy for its candid approach, the discussions not only highlight the absurdities faced by foreigners but also offer insights into navigating the complexities of living in a different culture. This makes it particularly engaging for listeners who enjoy storytelling with a comedic twist, along with reflections on identity and cultural adaptation.
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Recent guests on Foreign Affairs Podcast include:
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2. Nathan K. Williams
3. Aleese Lightyear
4. Alex Ogden
5. Rachel Weiss
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