
A husband and wife comedy podcast hosted by world traveller and best-selling comedy author Liz Deacle and her partner-in- crime, husband, Brian. The couple talks candidly, hilariously and honestly about travel, family, food and trying hard to get through the second half of life in one piece... Expect frank and funny chats as well as wine, laughter and the occasional leak of urine.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 244 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture | |||

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This is one of those episodes where we need courage (or a stiff drink) to press publish. Today, Liz and Brian, husband and wife, are talking about the struggles of nomadic life. The challeng... more
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There are some things that you'll only ever experience in Greece, and today we want to share those endearing little oddities with you.
Including the way police deal with baddies, getting up your nose stuff, ... more
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We've been living as a family on the Greek Island of Paros for six weeks. Not much has happened. Life has been pretty drama-free. Until last night.
Join us (and the Sequidas) today, as we share how Brian los... more
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We're still in Paros, Greece.
When we arrived on this Greek island six weeks ago, Brian was a little broken. Both physically and mentally.
He couldn't even lift a coffee cup.
An injury that started in Ca... more
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This was an accidental discovery and has become a go to site that lifts my spirits and gives me hope for really exploring life and braving new worlds
Thank you - a perfect couple who play off of one another beautifully you give me hope
I absolutely love this podcast! Liz and Brian are so much fun and so informative. My whole family loves to listen. We stream through the TV and listen together.
Hi, Liz and Brian, welcome to New Zealand, the British thought they’d found a hidden treasure hundreds of years ago, but I don’t think they truely understood as deeply as you both do.
Thanks Liz and Brian for allowing us into your life. Every time you post I sit down with a cup of tea/coffee and listen to your stories. Laugh, cry, hurt…..all the emotions are real. I had the privilege of travelling to New Zealand in 2023 and your podcast, with all its references to life there, takes me back to magical times.
Keep doing what you’re doing.
Sophia
London, Ont
Canada
Oh Liz and Brian I send you my aroha, knowing the sadness ( as I lost my Father ) that engulfs you and your family. It’s like a Tsunami, it comes at you in waves and you think “give me relief for god’s sake,” but no it’s just there… sometimes it comes in small doses, or even every breath just hurts thinking about your mum But and here it is… it’s like the Royal men’s hairlines The grief recedes and u start to think of the good Stuff, also u look at your kids and your loved one When they were you... more
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A conversational travel and life-sharing show hosted by a married couple who split time between travel, family, and living abroad. Episodes mix candid storytelling about long-term nomadic life, parenting adult children, homeschooling, relocation and immigration jams, plus practical tips on cost of living, health, and settling into new countries. The tone is warm, humorous, and unfiltered, with plenty of real-family moments, travel anecdotes, and reflections on aging, home, and navigating the second half of life. Noteworthy are the duo's intimate, diary-like format and their willingness to share both triumphs and struggles, making it relatable for aspiring expats, frequent travelers, and parents balancing work, family, and mobility. The show... more
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