Jason and his family moved to Dublin, Ireland

from South African Ex-Pats · host Jonathan Warncke

Jason is a musician who moved to Dublin during the height of the pandemic last year and has now been living there for a year.  Although his move was logistically and emotionally tough, he's loving the Emerald Isle and has a lot to share about it.  As I mention in the upfront introduction, there is a 4ish minute-long editorial from me about the podcast, what I'm trying to accomplish, and especially a call for you to let me know how I can improve the show. If you've got feedback or ideas, let me know by leaving a voice note on the Anchor website, or message me on LinkedIn.  Enjoy. You can support this show by supporting ⁠⁠Luggage Warehouse⁠⁠, the business my father started in the 80s, and my brother currently helms. Two products of particular interest for emigration-curious South Africans: ⁠⁠Build-a-Set⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Luggage Glove⁠⁠. If you need luggage, accessories, handbags, leather goods, noise-cancelling headphones and other awesome travel stuff, please check out Luggage Warehouse. We deliver nationwide and are just better than the competition.

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