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Meet the Expats

Booking Overview

Meet the Expats is a people-focused show centered on real expat journeys—how newcomers handle culture shock, dating, loneliness, and building community in a new country. It’s a strong fit for PR guests who can share authentic, human experiences and practical insights tied to relocating and integrating abroad.

Metrics

Episodes: 93

Frequency: Every two weeks

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000

Gender skew: Female

Listener location: USA

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

pauline.mura@gmail.com

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Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
No formal credentials required; the show primarily features expats with distinctive lived experiences (career/background diversity, relocation paths, and relatable challenges like dating, loneliness, and building community).
Required Achievements:  
Sustained international move experience across countries, Notable personal turning points (e.g., settling after years, Green Card move), Expertise derived from lived experience (e.g., dating/relationship coaching)

Recent Guest Discussions

Amanda - Nomadic Lifestyle Background; Settling In Copenhagen; Reverse Culture Shock Returning To The Us; Life And Work-life Balance In Denmark.

Maddalena - Dating Patterns As An Expat; Emotional Barriers And Intimacy; Loneliness/independence; Dating Casually Vs Stability; Values And Compatibility.

Yolanda - Relocation To The US Via Green Card Lottery; Rebuilding Home And Belonging; Loneliness And Cultural Differences; Finding Community And Rituals; Returning To University At Berkeley.

Recent Topics

Immigration, Expatriates, Culture Shock, Dating, Relocation

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Meet the Expats
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Meet Salina : a life built around community in Madrid

October 07, 2026

Meet Selena, an American expat who moved from Texas to Madrid at just 24, despite never having visited the city before.Eight years later, Selena is still living in Spain and has gone through quite the expat journey, from teaching English and learning Spanish to navigating multiple visas, building a community from scratch, and eventually switching to Spain’s digital nomad visa.In this episode, Selena shares what motivated her to leave the US and try life in Europe after a six-week backpacking ...

Meet Urmi: From Italy to Montreal, Finding Home Across Cultures

September 02, 2026

Meet with Urmi,an Italian with Bengali roots who grew up in Italy, spent time in the UK, and has now been living in Montreal, Canada for the past decade.Urmi is a Third Culture Kid, and her story is one of navigating different identities. Growing up with Bengali parents in Italy, she experienced a “dual life”: one version of herself at school and another at home. She shares the challenges of feeling both Italian and not quite Italian, while also feeling different within her Bengali community....

Meet Dennison: Life Beyond the Golden Visa

July 01, 2026

Meet Denison Smith, an American novelist who recently traded the wide-open landscapes of New Mexico for the rolling countryside of Portugal’s Alentejo region.In this episode, Denison shares the story behind her move from the United States to Portugal, a journey that was years in the making thanks to Portugal’s Golden Visa program. What started as an “insurance policy” gradually became a life-changing decision, prompted by political shifts in the U.S., a desire for new possibilities, and the o...

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Frequently asked questions

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Meet the Expats
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How do I get in touch with Meet the Expats?

Its publicly listed email is pauline.mura@gmail.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Meet the Expats?

The publicly listed email for Meet the Expats: pauline.mura@gmail.com.

How many listeners does Meet the Expats have?

Podseeker estimates Meet the Expats reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Meet the Expats?

Meet the Expats typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: No formal credentials required; the show primarily features expats with distinctive lived experiences (career/background diversity, relocation paths, and relatable challenges like dating, loneliness, and building community). Common among recent guests: Sustained international move experience across countries; Notable personal turning points (e.g., settling after years, Green Card move); Expertise derived from lived experience (e.g., dating/relationship coaching). Recent guests include Amanda, Maddalena, and Yolanda.

How hard is it to get booked on Meet the Expats?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Meet the Expats cover?

Recent episodes cover Immigration, Expatriates, Culture Shock, Dating, and Relocation. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

pauline.mura@gmail.com

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