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Blacexpats In Spain
In this series we speak to fellow black expats in Spain.
Episodes
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GinaFit - Is love enough?
On today's epsiode of Blacexpats in Spain we are in conversation with Gina Fit who was born Jamaica and raised in London. She decided to make Madrid her home for love. Gina married a Spaniard and they moved to Spain for their daughter so that she could be closer to fraternal grandparents. If you...
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Adarryl - How do I label things?
On this episode of Blacexpats in Spain the Colombian Cat Woman is joined by guest Adarryl. He is a father, husband and great son-in-law. Adarryl is a veteran expat living in Spain. He has enjoyed a wonderful life and is now more relaxed than ever. Thank you to Nikkia for the hook up. If you would...
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I found my love, we got married and had a baby in Spain - Keila's story
On this episode of the Colombian Cat Woman podcast, we continue our series of Blacexpats in Spain. We are in conversation with Keila who moved to Spain in 2016, and found everything that she wanted and needed here. A Doula helped and guided her through her pregnancy experience when the private...
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'This is the place we need to be'
The Colombian Cat Woman shares another episode in our series Blacexpats in Spain. Naomi is today's guest. Naomi shares her experience as an expat mompreneur in Spain. As a family they chose Seville the place to call home as it offers the best of both worlds. Want to learn or improve your Spanish?…
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Sugar Daddy
We continue our series of Blacexpats in Spain with a frank and open conversation with Karen. Karen who is from Brooklyn, NY resides in Madrid. She has lived there for a number of years. She is hoping to find a rich, old man to treat her the way she wants to be treated. Is Spain the correct place…
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I can now become a Spanish citizen!
On today's podcast The Colombian Cat Woman we continue our series of Blacexpats in Spain. Our special guest is Andrea, an ex NHS Psychotherapist. Andrea has lived in Spain for a decade and now calls Spain her perm home. As 'Britan doesn't feel like home anymore.' Stated Andrea. 'Britain seems…
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Do something different - Get out of your comfort zone!
On this episode of the Colombian Cat Woman, we share a short anecdotal story about life. Apologies for the poor sound and video quality. However, I decided to upload the video rather thank look for perfection. Hopefully, you can get my point. If you would like to improve your English and or…
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Madrid - AMOST a home away from home
On today's epsiode of Blacexpats in Spain we are in conversation with Chantel who was born and raised in London, Chantel decided to make Madrid her home pre Bresh%t in 2019. To ease the transition Chantel used a third party agency to deal with the never ending bureaocratic paperwork. Smart move!…
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Looking for love in Madrid as a black Expat isn't easy - In conversation with Georgie
Today on Blacexpats in Spain we are in coversation with Georgie. A Jamaican born, black British expat who has lived in her beloved Madrid since 2019. Spain required Georgie to be more realistic and open to the possibilities of love. Did adjusting the standards work for Georgie? 'Spain makes my…
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Tenerife - ´I can feel the Africaness'
In today's episode of Blacexpats in Spain we speak to Daniel. He is a London born blacexpat who resides on the island of Tenerife. Daniel said that 'I can feel the vibration of the energy of the sea and the people.' Would island life be a good fit for other black expats? Daniel happily states…
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Time to call it quits in Spain?
On this episode of Blacexpats in Spain The Colombian Cat Women is in conversation with Natalie O. A black British expat, who has lived in various parts of Spain for almost a decade. There were many similarities between Natalie's experiences in Spain and my own. Unfortunately, not positive ones....
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Becoming
Jeanette becomes the Colombian Cat Women.
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The Colombian Catwoman in Dubai
On this episode the Colombian Catwoman talks about her experience living and working in Dubai, UAE as a black, queer woman.
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Kibbutz, ashram or work camp?
The Colombian Cat Woman talks about being different, searching for community and living life on her own terms.
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In conversation with Moe Poole. A mother, wife, educator and an entrepreneur.
Moe Poole found a niche in the children's LGBTQI education sector, and she is making sure that the needs are met. She has developed a range of LGBTQI literature and educational resources for children.
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Fiona Zedde talks about what she does best: write brilliant novels, travel and eat.
Fiona Zedde has written more than 30 published novels. She was born in Jamaica, moved to the US, spent some years in the queer black mecca of Atlanta and now calls Spain her home. The world is her oyster.
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Konichiwa and queer! Arigato.
The Colombian Cat Woman aka Jeanette engages in conversation with Shaniqua Bizzell. She is an educator and entrepreneur who spent 12 glorious years living in Japan as a queer black women. Konichiwa!
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I can't sleep! Where are we safe?
Today the Colombian Cat Woman, AKA Jeanette discusses race relations from a very black, British perspective.
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Sex, intimacy and monogamish!
The Colombian Cat Women aka Jeanette is in conversation with Tazima Ayana Parris, a sex and intimacy US based queer coach.
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Afros Abroad. Let's take over the world.
Colombian Cat Women aka is in conversation with Patty Mayo, a queer UAE based freelancer and blogger who wants to take over the world of business.
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Anxiety is my why
The Colombian Cat Woman, aka Jeanette is in conversation with Keisha Barnes, a practising anxiety therapist who is making her own rules.
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Queer and flourishing in the Middle East.
Today the Colombian Cat Woman aka Jeanette is in conversation with Monique Belle. Mon is a serial entreprenuer who is flourishing in the business world on her own terms in Dubai. https://www.wearethoseguys.com [email protected] [email protected]
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Colombian Cat Women aka Jeanette takes a walk through her early years.
The Colombian Cat Women talks about her early influences in life. Community and shared moments were a huge part of this
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