TCK Tales XN Podcast Network
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- Society & Culture
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Stories told by Third Culture Kids, kids who grow up surrounded by two or more cultures due to parents traveling, the family culture of adoption. This could be expat kids, missionary kids, military kids, transracial and transnational adoptees, or multi-ethnic kids. These stores are about both the adventures and realities of growing up in between two cultures. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/t-c-k-tales/support
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033 A TCK in TCK Care
Rachel Bear, who was in episode 9 of this podcast comes back to talk about the new position that she has accepted working for MTI (Mission Training International) She talks about how her TCK experience has lead her to this position, and the way that being a TCK has both qualified her and disqualified her for this new role.
Rachel is actively raising support right now. To learn more about her and her ministry visit her website.
Email Rachel at rbaer@mti.org
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032 A Look At Korean Missions
This week, Jon talks with Joo Eon Ko about his experience as a South Korean Missionary Kid growing up in Cambodia. Then they move in to a conversation about the origins of the church in Korea and how it sends Missionaries, the way that missions works in Korea and the difference between American and Korean Missions.
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031 A Conversation with an MK
This week, Jon has an open and honest interview with Lydia Bendele about what it was like to grow up jumping between three different countries. Starting out in Australia, then moving to the US, then Argentina, then back to the US, and then back to Argentina, until finally ending up in the US. She talks through how all of these moves have changed and affected her concept of Home.
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030 When You Feel Alone
Samuel Bowen shares a deeply personal story of transition and his battles with depression. He talks about the affects that growing up as a TCK in the Middle East affected his battle with depression and is isolationism.
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029 The Importance of Being Called as a Family
Jon talks this week with Gavin Chase and about how both his parents and Josiah Venture were very particular about making sure that not just the parents were called to mission work, but that they were called as a family. Feeling called did not minimize the struggle of changing cultures at 12 years old, but it helped with life got hard for Gavin.
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028 Wisdom From Someone Who Knows Something
This week, Jon sits down with Stephen Black, the host of TCK Care. Another podcast about being a TCK hosted by a TCK from Nigeria. Stephen talks about why he went into TCK Care as a career and ministry, the importance of living in tension, and what he would tell himself and others about his TCK experience.
Check out Steven's Podcast here: https://tckcare.com
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Customer Reviews
Love this podcast!
I don’t normally listen to podcasts but this one has been amazing! It has been so helpful for understanding the TCK struggles of friends around me, and I also love the identity series that explores cultural issues that others are too afraid to talk about
Love this podcast!
I am so thankful that this podcast exists! It has been such a blessing to me and I am sure to others as well!
Great mission here!
I love the attitude of the host and guests on this podcast and how they seek to live and reflect on their MK experiences with hope, intentionality, mature honesty. Everyone on here is a great communicator, and the production of this show is high enough quality that I think it will become a really helpful resource in the future, to big organizations and lonely individuals and everyone in between.
- an MK and international school teacher