The Life Between Visas Podcast

Episode 5 comes to an end ! In this Episode finale, we kick things off by celebrating two local immigrant-owned businesses making their mark in Kalgoorlie.Then we hear Jo’s final story on the podcast as he shares his honest thoughts about life in Kalgoorlie ; the good, the bad, and the ugly. From community and opportunity to the frustrations of having his car broken into, Jo reflects on what it’s really like living in the Goldfields.We wrap up the episode with a sneak peek at next week’s conversation with Sue from Brazil, as we continue exploring the stories, challenges, and triumphs of life between visas.Enjoy the finale!🫵🏾Tabby 💕

In Part 2 of Joe’s story, we follow his journey from Sierra Leone to Australia as a young child aged 5 and hear what it was like settling into a completely different country, culture, and way of life.Joe shares his early experiences growing up in Australia, navigating identity, belonging, and the realities of starting over in a new country. As he begins to settle in, he quickly discovers that many Australians know very little about African countries, leading to some surprising, frustrating, and sometimes hilarious conversations.From cultural misunderstandings to lessons about representation and belonging, this episode explores what it means to grow up between two worlds while trying to find your place in both.This is only Part 2 of Joe’s story. In the next episode, we continue the conversation and dive deeper into his experiences growing up in Australia and the realities behind the so-called Australian Dream . Take care of yourself ! ✨Tabby 💕

This week on the pod, we are talking about one of the hardest lessons adulthood can teach you : what happens when we prioritise people, situations, expectations, and outcomes above ourselves.After a week that completely humbled me , I found myself reflecting on disappointment, self-worth, emotional resilience, and the importance of choosing yourself before everything else. We discuss bad weeks, crying without shame, quitting situations that no longer serve you, and why you do not always have to be the bigger person.We also take a moment to acknowledge two heartbreaking stories affecting the Kenyan community: the tragic fire at Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil and the death of Sheila Chebii, a young Kenyan student in Australia whose family and community continue to seek answers and justice.And finally, we begin Jo’s incredible story. From leaving Sierra Leone as a young boy and building a life in Australia, Jo shares his journey, experiences, and reflections on identity, migration, and what the “Australian Dream” really looks like behind the scenes.This is only Part One of Jo’s story, and we will continue the conversation in the next episode.So grab a cup of tea, get comfortable, and join us for another honest conversation filled with laughter, reflection, and a few life lessons along the way.Love & Light Tabby💕

This episode takes a slightly different turn.In the first segment, I reflect on work culture, healthy leadership, and the difference a non-toxic work environment can make in people’s lives.Then the conversation shifts into something much more personal , a chaotic but honest discussion with my best friend and a few of our friends about intentionality in friendships, accountability, emotional intelligence, and why my inability to remember her address somehow became the main issue of the day ! 😂Somewhere between laughter, being called out, and real conversation, we unpack what it means to care for people properly , at work, in friendship, and in life abroad.Enjoy listening and take care of yourself ! ✨Tabby . Follow us on Social Media @the life between visas podcast on all social media platforms.

This episode is a mix of curiosity, growth, and real-life honesty.I dive into the idea of side quests ; the things we do outside of our main path that end up shaping us in unexpected ways. I share some of my own experiences, the risks I took, and how those detours have added depth to my journey.Then, a continuation of Amo’s story from Ep. 2 and this time, it doesn’t end the way we hoped. It’s a raw and honest reflection on how things can unfold despite our expectations, and what we can learn from that.This episode is about embracing the journey as it comes ; the wins, the lessons, and even the endings we didn’t plan for. What would you want to hear if you were in our guest’s situation? And which side quests have you been up to lately ? Drop a comment down below! Take care of yourself ! ✨Tabby

Meet Amo and Dizo.Young and full of life.In Australia, chasing a better view of life.Listen to hear how they navigated applying for their first student visa and how life changed for Amo afterwards.Enjoy listening , learn from it , and take care of yourself !✨Tabby . Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @lifebetweenvisas https://www.instagram.com/lifebetweenvisas?igsh=ZTZiY29xanZud2Qx&utm_source=qr

It is 9:00 pm , Sunday the 29th of March 2026 , in a small mining town in Western Australia…I am chasing a quiet moment to finally record this . Welcome to Life Between Visas . In this first episode, get to know your host , who may or may not have locked herself into a slightly chaotic situation.😂😂I share who I am , how I got here and why this podcast exists . If you ever felt like you are in between places , identities or versions of yourself, then this is for you . Enjoy , and take care of yourself ! ✨Tabby . Follow us on Instagram @lifebetweenvisas