29 - Chicken Wing Disparity
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Welcome to Living Abroadcast! This week we're joined by 2(!) wonderful guests. One of Erich's oldest friends, Jordan, gives us a quick retelling of his whirlwind trip to Japan, and then Helen jumps on to recount her globe trotting life before arriving to the Vancouver area. From childhood in Korea, to adolescence in Pakistan and early adulthood in Langley, we find out how this whole journey is somehow linked through chicken wings. Enjoy!
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