All episodes
Kurdish History with Erik
Car Crashes and Kurdish Culture
Being a Single Guy in Iraq
Parks and Rec Iraq Department
Helping After Another Earthquake in Turkey
Visiting the Team in Iraq
Tourism in Iraq (Dohuk Region)
Tourist Sites in Iraqi Kurdistan (Suly and Erbil)
28 Days in Kurdistan (Not a Horror Movie)
What is the Chaldean Church? - Part 3
What is the Chaldean Church - Part 2
What is the Chaldean Church - Part 1
Ways Iraq Changed Us
Racism in Northern Iraq
Going to the Movies in Iraq
Kim Stories
Getting Exercise in Iraq - Work it Out
Church, People!
Iraq in the time of COVID
Super Sour Surprise!
Gender Rules in the Middle East - Men and Women in North Iraq
Social Media in the Middle East
Cleanliness is Next To Godliness - Being Clean in Iraq
HospitaliTEA - Kurdish Hospitality
Crisis, Isis, and Corona Virus!
The Cash Economy in Iraq
Sherma and Shame in Iraqi Kurdistan
Taking the Kids to Iraq - An Interview with Robin
Getting a Visa in Kurdish Iraq
Living on a Prayer - the blessings and challenges of living on support
What's Age Got to Do With It?
How to Tell Your Parents You are Moving Overseas
It's a Wedding!
What is it Like Parenting Internationally?
Six Things You Can Do to Prepare for Life Overseas
An American Girl Visits Iraq - An Interview with Hannah
And Around and Around...
What Goes Around Comes Around
Culture Shock Part 2
Culture Shock, Part 1
On the Road? Again?
Americans Don't Travel Well
The Square Root of Learning - Iraqi Education
We Don't Actually Hate Animals... Probably.
It's Electric!
The History of Iraq - Part 2
The History of Iraq - Part 1
Mystery and Minority Religions in North Iraq
Is it Secret? Is it Safe?
Keep Your Shirt On (and Tucked!)
Overview of the Kurdish Language
Wasta, an Untranslatable Word
Things Get Messi! - Sports in Iraq
Year One of Teaching in Iraq
A Brief Introduction to Islamic Holidays
Weather or Not?
How Bazaar!
The Beacons Have Been Lit!
Friends Here, Friends There, We Have Friends Everywhere!
American Holidays in Iraq, a Survival Guide
Edible Not Forgettable
Iraqis Don't Worry About Dragons Burning Down Houses