CDMX Expats

In this episode, I interview my friend Kenji Pantin, who is finishing her PHD remotely from Mexico City. This week we talk about being a woman expat, social scenes, eating out, taking public transit, local salaries, and dating failures. Follow the show on Instagram @CDMX.Expats. https://instagram.com/cdmx.expats If you're interested in being interviewed for the show, send me a DM. We always need new guests! Please subscribe, rate, and review the show to support! Thanks for listening!  ____  Check out haabproject.com for a cool social scene, coworking space, and podcast studio.

In this episode, I interview my friend Aloysius Tak about his experience living in Mexico City. This week we talk Mexican stereotypes, the surprising size of the city, classism, feeling poor compared to Mexicans, the Condesa experience, and the crazy amount of international food.  Follow the show on Instagram @CDMX.Expats. https://instagram.com/cdmx.expats If you're interested in being interviewed for the show, send me a DM. We always need new guests! Please subscribe, rate, and review the show to support! Thanks for listening! ____ Check out haabproject.com for a cool social scene, coworking space, and podcast studio.

In this inaugural episode, I interview my friend Max Radwin about his experience living in Mexico City. We chat about social life during the pandemic, personal safety, the dense culture, annoying weather, living here long term, and Mexican gang dynamics. He was so interesting to interview, and such a pro on the mic- which I especially appreciated while I nervously tried to figure out how to talk over my own echo. Thanks for making the first episode awesome, Max! Follow the show on Instagram @CDMX.Expats. https://instagram.com/cdmx.expats If you're interested in being interviewed for the show, send me a DM. We always need new guests! Please subscribe, rate, and review the show to support! Thanks for listening! ____ Check out haabproject.com for a cool social scene, coworking space, and podcast studio.

Tacos, tequila, Spanish speakers… What else is there to discover in Mexico City? And why are so many foreigners accidentally moving here? From tree lined neighborhoods to street cafes, museums, parks, world class restaurants and a wild nightlife scene, there are so many more reasons than we could have possibly imagined. Every (other) week we’ll interview someone who’s moved to Mexico city to hear their unique take on what makes CDMX one of the coolest cities in the world. Hear the good, the bad, and the surprising about living in this giant metropolis. Welcome to CDMX Expats.