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12th Oct 2015

Talking to Vesna Kerkez from Mondo Media in Banja Luka

My Life in the Balkans. Vesna Kerkez from the Balkan News Portal mondo.ba catches up with me to find out why I came (and stayed) in the Balkans and about Oksigen Radio (1999-2005).

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This podcast is about exploring life as a retiree in Bosnia and Herzegovina, sharing personal stories and cultural insights. It blends vivid storytelling about the unique aspects of Balkan life, its traditions, food, and history, with reflections on adapting to a new culture in later life. It offers you a mix of inspiration, practical advice, and a glimpse into an authentic, slower-paced lifestyle.
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Hello! Iā€™m David, a retired British expat living in the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina. After over 25 years in this fascinating country, Iā€™ve embraced its rich culture, history, and way of life, finding new adventures in a slower-paced but deeply meaningful lifestyle.

This podcast is my way of sharing that journey with you. From personal stories of adapting to a new culture to uncovering hidden gems, local traditions, and the delicious cuisine of the Balkans, I invite you to explore life here through my eyes.

Whether youā€™re curious about expat living, passionate about travel, or simply love a good story, this podcast offers a warm, relatable perspective on finding joy in a life less ordinary. Join me as I share tales of discovery, inspiration, and connection from Bosnia and beyond!