Dialog Overseas: Recent Episodes

Dialog Overseas

Dialog Overseas: Hear what living overseas is really like. We answer the morally ambiguous questions.

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Is there an appropriate time to discuss race; how should we broach the topic? Can the older generation escape the "racist" label? Where are the most racist comments made?

Take a listen to Carolyn and Julian and join the conversation by emailing carolynandjulian@gmail.com

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Carolyn and Julian discus living in the U.A.E. Is the Middle East really safe? Marc and Britney join the latest discussion. Take a listen!!

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Carolyn and Julian discuss Adrian Peterson and corporal punishment from a racial perspective. And what is the mainstream media refusing to talk about? Take a listen

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Listen to Carolyn and Julian's intimate discussion about being African American in Africa. Should you feel guilty for feeling annoyed at someone living in poverty who is constantly begging for your help? Take a listen.

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Carolyn and Julian discuss the missing Nigerian girls, the potential danger of being attacked in Cameroon and the Presidency of Paul Biya.

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Carolyn and Julian talk about the N word used in Africa. And Evan tells us about living and working in Cameroon. Take a Listen.

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Colin joins our latest discussion. We compare Cameroon to the atrocities of Eritrea. This is a discussion you don't want to miss.

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Enjoy the sounds of Africa.

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Ann-Marie joins our latest discussion about life in Cameroon.

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Carolyn and Julian discuss their trip to Jerusalem, Israel.

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Carolyn discusses what it's like to be the white minority in Africa. What was the legacy of Nelson Mandela? Mr. Ogata joins our latest discussion; take a listen.

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We discuss the religious dichotomy of Cameroon. Does the government use religion to manipulate its citizens? Moses and BaBa join our latest discussion. Take a listen!!

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On our Dialog Overseas November 2013 Edition, Jackie explains why many Cameroonians accept their current life and won’t complain about their government. And Mary Anne tells us why she left the Swiss suburban life for Africa. Take a listen!!

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Elvis and Lisa join our latest discussion on what to expect from Cameroon. And are we obligated to employ local Cameroonians? Take a listen and become part of the discussion on facebook.com/dialogoverseas

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Ms. Deb joins our latest discussion on leaving China and moving to Africa. Take a listen.

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What would it be like if your own family mutilated you, and put you on the street to beg for money? Kay, Matt and Amanda join our latest discussion. Take a listen!

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Marie-France, Julia and Sarah join our latest discussion on adoption, political correctness and birth control in China. NOTE: This conversation is rated PG 13 for immature audiences. Take a listen!

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Courtney and Mr. Neo join our latest discussion on communism, the Chinese regime change and the immediate impact it has on our lives. We give our thoughts on the U.S. election and Dave continues our discussion about the anti Japanese sentiment in China.

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Shannon and Smiley join us for our latest podcast. We discuss the military tension between China and Japan and the effects it has on us as American citizens. We also discuss why our podcast is no longer available in China. Plus, we answer why we were interviewed by the Chinese government. Take a listen!!

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Famously, China has a one child policy. How is that policy implemented? The answer may shock you. We announce our big news. Plus we discuss the Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng. Take a listen!

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Going to the hospital in China is not like going to a hospital in the U.S. Find out what the differences are. Take a listen.

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Carolyn and I talk about our vacation to Vietnam. Listen to our interview with a Vietnam veteran. What is Vietnam like today? Take a listen now.

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How to "bargain" shop in China. And we continue our discussion with Peggy about the working conditions in the Chinese factories. Take a listen.