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We are Geoff and Alex - two Americans living abroad in Berlin, Germany. We will discuss our years of experience living in Europe as expats, give advice to those who are hoping to make a move abroad and share plenty of funny stories that will help give insights into life here in the land of beer and sausage. Along the way, we will test a new bottle of whiskey in each episode because…whiskey.
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Questions & Answers (THE LAST ONE) - EP 145
You guys sent in really fun questions for this week's "Q & A" episode! Unfortunately, it was a little bitter sweet as it is mostly likely the last Q & A episode of the AGDW podcast. We love hearing from you guys, which is why these tend to be our favourites and you all did not disappoint! We answered some great questions about living in Germany, and about ourselves! Thank you to EVERYONE who has sent us questions over the years.
Those of you visiting Berlin need to try the TIMERIDE experience! Through the use of virtual reality and great story telling, they give you an actual tour through 1985 Berlin! They also offer the best walking tour you can book in Berlin - "TIMERIDE Go!" - you visit historical sites in Berlin and you're given virtual reality glasses to wear, which let you view that same location during important moments in the past. You can look around 360 degrees and live inside history! We both really enjoyed the immersive experience! To learn more, go to www.timeride.de -
The German Shuffle (20) & BIG NEWS - EP 144
Is it true that German banks suck? Why do we love Berlin's buses so much? What weird things should you look out for when applying for a German visa? We’ll be answer these questions and many more in this week's edition of the German Shuffle. The "German Shuffle" is a series of episodes in which discuss several unrelated points about life in Germany, instead of just one singular topic. It’s a good ol’ fashioned variety show!
Those of you visiting Berlin need to try the TIMERIDE experience! Through the use of virtual reality and great story telling, they give you an actual tour through 1985 Berlin! They also offer the best walking tour you can book in Berlin - "TIMERIDE Go!" - you visit historical sites in Berlin and you're given virtual reality glasses to wear, which let you view that same location during important moments in the past. You can look around 360 degrees and live inside history! We both really enjoyed the immersive experience! To learn more, go to www.timeride.de -
The German Shuffle (19) - EP 143
Can you order a beer while kayaking down the canals of Berlin? Do Germans have middle names? The German government will pay for you band to go on tour? We’ll be answer these questions and many more in this week's edition of the German Shuffle. The "German Shuffle" is a series of episodes in which discuss several unrelated points about life in Germany, instead of just one singular topic. It’s a good ol’ fashioned variety show!
Those of you visiting Berlin need to try the TIMERIDE experience! Through the use of virtual reality and great story telling, they give you an actual tour through 1985 Berlin! They also offer the best walking tour you can book in Berlin - "TIMERIDE Go!" - you visit historical sites in Berlin and you're given virtual reality glasses to wear, which let you view that same location during important moments in the past. You can look around 360 degrees and live inside history! We both really enjoyed the immersive experience! To learn more, go to www.timeride.de -
The German Shuffle (18) - EP 142
German hospitals aren't as nice as what you'd expect? Flying in Europe isn't that safe? Pumping gas in Germany is different than in the USA? We’ll be answer these questions and many more in this week's edition of the German Shuffle. The "German Shuffle" is a series of episodes in which discuss several unrelated points about life in Germany, instead of one singular topic. It’s a good ol’ fashioned variety show!
Those of you in Berlin try the TIMERIDE experience! Through the use of virtual reality and great story telling, they give you an actual tour through 1985 Berlin. We both really enjoyed the immersive experience! To learn more, go to www.timeride.de -
The German Shuffle (17) - EP 141
How do you move between apartments in Germany if you don't own a car? Do Germans throw coins in strip clubs? Will thermal underwear help you survive a Berlin winter? We’ll be answer these questions and many more in this week's edition of the German Shuffle. The "German Shuffle" is a series of episodes in which discuss several unrelated points about life in Germany, instead of one singular topic. It’s a good ol’ fashioned variety show!
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American Problems that Europeans Don’t Understand! - EP 140
Every country has its own culture that is filled with positives and negatives. The United States is a massive land with a unique position as an almost physical "island", bordering only two other countries. Being located so far from Europe means life in the USA is of course going to be a bit different than it is "across the pond." This week we'll be reacting to an article titled, "American Problems Europeans Do Not Understand." Just to be clear, this episode isn't about "American bashing." We'd never do that! We're here to discuss daily problems that Americans face that are simply not something Europeans normally come across!
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Great guys&show
As a Türk who moved into Germany recently, you guys became my first friends in here when i didnt know anyone. i love your show
Great show guys!
I really love the podcast. The mix between new Ideas and reappearing formats is fun to listen to and seems to be always well thought out. As a German living in an international dormitory I really like listening to the impressions we germans make on foreigners and also what things that are normal for me are like in other countries. I really like the way you narrate and your voices are great to listen to. The only thing I always find hella annoying is the section about writing a review on Apple podcast, since I always forget to do it, so here it is now;) But seriously, great work, keep it going. LG
Hilarious and Helpful
My husband and I moved to Berlin 3 weeks ago from Washington, DC. We decided to move to Germany about 8 months ago and since then I have been soaking up everything i can about being an expat. I only found the podcast about a month ago and have since listened to a large chunk of episodes. The podcast is not only incredibly entertaining and engaging but also gives some awesome tips for anyone who might be transitioning to Germany. As someone who has listened to a number of podcasts about being an expat, this provides a fresh perspective and unique insights often missed by most of the others.