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Two Fat Expats

Two Fat Expats

By: Kirsty Rice and Nikki Moffitt
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  • Expat Kids on Tour

    Expat Kids on Tour
    Feb 26 2025

    A catch up podcast for the New Year. Both Kirsty and Nikki’s youngest expat/repat children have now graduated from school and are on their way to university/gap year. We talk film, books and television. Kirsty: Disclaimer – Apple TV The Season – Helen Garner Apple Cider Vinegar – Apple TV Nikki: Zero Day – Netflix Paradise – Hulu Black Doves – Netflix

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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • What if we’d gone home after five years?

    What if we’d gone home after five years?
    Nov 27 2024

    Kirsty and NIkki discuss how differently there lives may had been had they done what they’d originally planned. Kirsty’s favourites: Dinasaur: Hulu, SBS on Demand Fake: Paramount + Dark Waters: Amazon Prime Nikki: The Gentlemen: Netflix The Rest is Entertainment: Podcast

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    53 mins
  • I’ve lost my hook

    I’ve lost my hook
    Jul 19 2024

    Starting a chat with someone new can be a little scarier when you’ve lost that expat hook. You know the chat – so how long have you lived here? Where are you from? Where did you live before you moved here? Nikki talks about her new intro chats as a repat and how she’s coping with conversations that seem to go nowhere. When were you your most confident as an.. Read More

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    57 mins
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