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The Relocated South African | Emigration storiesRelocating doctors to Ireland with Graham Cosgrave - Ep 53In this episode, I speak with Graham Cosgrave, a recruiter for doctors in Ireland, discussing the intricacies of relocating for medical professionals, particularly from South Africa. We explore the challenges faced during relocation, the unique qualities of South African doctors, and the importance of family and community integration in the process. Graham shares insights on the growing interest from South African doctors, common mistakes made during relocation, and the financial considerations involved. He says that South African doctors are adaptable and resourceful.The conversation hi...
2026-03-1645 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesCape Town to Copenhagen with Kurt De Bique - Ep 52In this episode I speak with Kurt De Bique, a South African who has made the significant transition from Cape Town to Copenhagen. Kurt shares his journey, detailing his upbringing in Cape Town, the pivotal moments that led to his family's decision to emigrate, and the challenges they faced during the relocation process. He reflects on the emotional farewells to family and friends, the cultural adjustments, and the practicalities of settling into a new country, including housing, schooling, and the cost of living in Denmark....
2026-03-0948 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesLife in Ukraine: A South African's Perspective with John Pereira-EP 51In this episode, I speak with John Pereira, a South African living in Ukraine.We explore his journey from South Africa to the UK at age 20 and eventually to Ukraine. John shares his experiences in the British Armed Forces, his deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan, and his life in Ukraine during the ongoing conflict. He moved from Kyiv to Lviv due to the ongoing conflict in Kyiv.He discusses cultural insights, economic comparisons, and the challenges of living in a...
2026-03-0251 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesEmigration from South Africa, a different view with Dr Mario Denton - Ep 50In this conversation, I speak with Dr. Mario Denton a world renowned coach and speaker.He shares his insights on immigration, personal growth, and the emotional challenges faced by South Africans considering moving abroad. He discusses the importance of understanding one's purpose, the emotional costs of immigration, and the need for support networks. Dr. Denton emphasises that immigration is not a selfish decision but rather a complex choice influenced by various factors, including personal growth opportunities and family dynamics. He...
2026-02-2349 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesFrom South Africa to New Zealand with Abré Van Wyk (KarooKiwi) -Ep 49In this episode, I speak with Abré Van Wyk the host of the KarooKiwi podcast about his personal story of moving from South Africa to Hamilton, New Zealand.He highlights the immigration process, community integration, and the realities of living abroad. We explore his insights on setting up a business, cultural differences, and maintaining connections with South Africa. We discuss building community and networks in New Zealand and the inspiration behind the Karookiwi podcast.He shares some sound advice for...
2026-02-1638 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesNavigating tragedy and multiple relocations to the US with Danie Brink-Ep 48In episode 48, I interview Danie Brink, a South African math teacher who has navigated multiple relocations to the US. Danie shares his journey from South Africa to the US, discussing his teaching experiences, the challenges of immigration, and the importance of education. He also highlights his charity work, Stepping Into Grace, born out of a family tragedy, which provides prosthetic limbs to those in need in South Africa. The conversation touches on the realities of life in the US, including the cost of living, comm...
2026-02-0954 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesNavigating emerging markets to living in Norway with Nicholas Kühne-Ep 47In Episode 47 I speak with Nichola Kühne a South African brand specialist and founder of “From Startup to Wunderbrand” podcast.Nicholas talks about his early life in South Africa, his professional journey in branding and marketing and the adjustments he and his family have made in Norway.The discussion touches on cultural integration, the South African identity abroad, and the importance of community. Nicholas also reflects on the work ethic of South Africans and offers valuable advice for those considering immigration. ...
2026-02-021h 02The Relocated South African | Emigration storiesThree times emigrant to successful travel blogger with Reeva Cutting-Ep 46In this episode, I speak with Reeva Cutting, a South African expat living in Perth, Australia. Reeva shares her journey of immigration, the challenges of moving with family, and the importance of mental health and support systems. Emigrating three times and finally finding her home in Perth Western Australia, reeva has a wealth of information and advice that she shares in the discussion.We discuss the financial considerations for immigrants, cultural adjustments, and the reflections on life as an expat. R...
2026-01-2629 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesFrom Athlone to Sweden a journey of growth with Wendy Carlsson-Ep45In this episode, I speak with Wendy Carlsson, a South African who relocated to Sweden. Wendy shares her journey from growing up in a coloured community in Cape Town to adapting to life in Sweden.She shares her experiences with cultural differences, starting a business, and the challenges of being away from her family. She reflects on the beauty of her new life while also expressing the emotional complexities of leaving her homeland. Wendy offers insights into...
2026-01-1933 min
Future HistoriesS03E56 - Miriam Lang zu Systemalternativen jenseits des EntwicklungsparadigmasAnkündigung
Future Histories LIVE in Berlin! Am 26.1. spreche ich mit der großartigen Anna-Verena Nosthoff über ihr neues Buch "Kybernetik und Kritik" (Suhrkamp Verlag) im Medientheater der Humboldt-Universität.
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Miriam Lang zu Systemalternativen jenseits des Entwicklungsparadigmas.
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Miriam Lang an der Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar:
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Global Working Group Beyond Development:
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2026-01-182h 00The Relocated South African | Emigration storiesOwn emigration journey to business opportunity with Marlene Prentice-E44In this episode I speak to Marlene Prentice the owner of Migration Network Australia. She shares the inspiring journey of a family determined to emigrate to Australia despite facing numerous challenges. Their journey motivated her to leave her accounting career to become an immigration agent to help others. One of the beautiful stories she shares is about a young mother who, lacking qualifications and work experience, embarked on a seven-year journey to secure a visa for her family. Through perseverance and dedication, she successfully navigated the visa proc...
2026-01-1235 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesConnecting Saffas via The Lekker Network with Nic Latouf-Ep 43In this episode I speak with Nic Latouf, a South African entrepreneur and co-founder of the Lekker Network. We discuss Nic's journey from Pretoria Boys High to building a global network for South Africans, emphasising the importance of community, connection, and the potential of the South African diaspora. We explore the challenges and opportunities faced by South Africans abroad, the significance of networking, and the positive impact of the Lekker Network in fostering collaboration and support among its members. Nic shares insights on maintaining a p...
2026-01-0556 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesMoving from South Africa to start a business in Dubai with Kirsty Jones-Ep 42In this episode of the Relocated South African podcast, host I speak with Kirsty Jones, founder of Federated Advisory in Dubai. Kirsty shares her journey from South Africa to Dubai, discussing the safety, stability, and opportunities the UAE offers for expats. She highlights the challenges of starting a business in a new country, the importance of transparency in advisory services, and the need for community among South Africans abroad. She also believes that the UAE offers a transparent government and very low...
2025-12-2933 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesSpecial Christmas message with Jan HugoA few thoughts on the complexities of celebrating Christmas as an expatriate from South Africa. I share personal experiences of joy and sadness during the holiday season, with emphasis the emotional toll of immigration on family connections. I talk about the challenges of maintaining relationships with children and grandchildren who live far away, and the bittersweet nature of long-distance family gatherings. Treasure time with loved ones and to reach out to others who may be experiencing similar feelings of separation and loss....
2025-12-2409 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesWinning the away game with Justinus Adriaanse- Ep 41In this episode, I speak with Justinus Adriaanse, a South African entrepreneur now based in Canada. We discuss Justinus' journey from Pretoria to Canada, the challenges and triumphs of relocating.He shares how skiing became a passion and a way to connect with his new life in Canada.He emphasises the importance of family support during the immigration process. Justinus shares insights on maintaining ties to South Africa and the impact of his coding academy, We Think Code which pr...
2025-12-2257 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesAward-winning filmmaker on emigration and living abroad with Desmond Denton -E40In this episode I chat to Desmond Denton an award-winning filmmaker who lives in Washington DC in the United States. We discuss his and his family’s journey from Stellenbosch to the United States.We also explore the challenges and triumphs of immigration and he shares insights on his filmmaking career, the emotional impact of leaving home and the importance of preserving cultural identity.Desmond’s film The Journey Home explores the lives of families and especially children who left South Africa for the Unite...
2025-12-1546 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesEmigrating to Ireland and starting HowzitExpats.com with Lumondt Kritzinger-E39n this episode, I speak to Lumond Kritzinger, founder of HowzitExpats.com, about his emigration journey from South Africa to Ireland. We discuss the challenges and planning involved in emigration, the importance of community, and the role of HowzitExpats in supporting South Africans abroad. Lumondt shares insights on financial planning, cultural integration, and the significance of well-being for expats.He emphasises the need to plan properly in order to make emigration successful.He shares details for his well-being survey th...
2025-12-0838 min
Vanishing GradientsEpisode 64: Data Science Meets Agentic AI with Michael Kennedy (Talk Python)We have been sold a story of complexity. Michael Kennedy (Talk Python) argues we can escape this by relentlessly focusing on the problem at hand, reducing costs by orders of magnitude in software, data, and AI.In this episode, Michael joins Hugo to dig into the practical side of running Python systems at scale. They connect these ideas to the data science workflow, exploring which software engineering practices allow AI teams to ship faster and with more confidence. They also detail how to deploy systems without unnecessary complexity and how Agentic AI is fundamentally reshaping development workflows.We...
2025-12-031h 02The Relocated South African | Emigration storiesCaring for ageing parents from abroad with Janet Edwards-E38In this episode, I speak to Janet Edwards, author of The Overseas Caregiver's Guid. We discuss the challenges and emotional weight of emigrating from South Africa to Australia. We discuss the importance of planning for the future, including legal documents like power of attorney and wills, and the emotional toll of caring for parents from afar. Janet shares her experiences managing her parents' care and finances, as well as practical advice for expats on how to stay connected with family back home. The conversa...
2025-12-0134 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesTeaching Afrikaans at a US university with Jacques Du Plessis-E37Imagine learning Afrikaans at a university in America. in this conversation I talk to Professor Jacques Duplessis who teaches Afrikaans at the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. He shares shares his journey from South Africa to the United States, discussing his passion for teaching Afrikaans and the cultural connections he maintains. He also talks about his love for poetry and the resources that he has built to promote the teaching of Afrikaans all over the world. He emphasizes the importance of humor, music, and fa...
2025-11-2458 min
Vanishing GradientsEpisode 63: Why Gemini 3 Will Change How You Build AI Agents with Ravin Kumar (Google DeepMind)Gemini 3 is a few days old and the massive leap in performance and model reasoning has big implications for builders: as models begin to self-heal, builders are literally tearing out the functionality they built just months ago... ripping out the defensive coding and reshipping their agent harnesses entirely.Ravin Kumar (Google DeepMind) joins Hugo to breaks down exactly why the rapid evolution of models like Gemini 3 is changing how we build software. They detail the shift from simple tool calling to building reliable "Agent Harnesses", explore the architectural tradeoffs between deterministic workflows and high-agency systems, the nuance of preventing...
2025-11-221h 00The Relocated South African | Emigration storiesPsychological challenges for parents and family who stay behind when people emigrate with Dr Sulette Ferreira-E36Have you considered the feelings and emotions of parents whose children emigrate? In this episode I talk to Dr Sulette Ferreira, a migration therapist specializing in emigration therapy for families living apart. We discuss the emotional challenges faced by families, particularly parents left behind when children emigrate. Sulette highlights the concept of ambiguous loss, the importance of maintaining relationships across distances, and the need for community support. She emphasizes that emigration affects family dynamics and that parents often experience grief and longing for their children. The conversation also touches on the impo...
2025-11-1738 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesThe importance of proper emigration planning with Andrew Rissik, Group International Director at Sable International-E35The decision to emigrate has lifelong implications and challenges for everyone involved. In this episode I talk to Andrew Rissik, the Group International Director of Sable International, a well know company that has a slogan of “internationalize yourself, your wealth and your business.”Andrew speaks from own experience having moved to Portugal for part of the year while maintaining his roots in South Africa. He highlights common misconceptions, the importance of planning, tax implications, and the emotional aspects of relocating. There...
2025-11-1051 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesFrom working on top secret military projects for South Africa in Russia to living in Canada with Kobus De Villiers - E34Imagine being a young aircraft engineer in the 1980’s in South Africa who goes to Russia to work on a top secret military project.In this episode, I talk to Kobus De Villiers, who shares his journey from South Africa to Canada. Kobus tells us about his experiences in aerospace engineering, and the secret project to build the MIG-29 engine into the South African Airforce’s Mirage and Cheetah aircraft.Kobus has written 5 books and numerous articles, We discuss the challenges of emigration, the cultural adjustments in Canada, and his pas...
2025-11-0355 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesAfter 20 plus years in the UK the family is heading back to SA with Wolf Dette – E33Imagine moving to the UK and building a successful life and career but after more than 20 years deciding to go back to South Africa. In this episode, I chat to Wolf Dette, the owner of Wolfies Bar in London, who shares his journey from South Africa to the UK and back. Wolf discusses his early life, ambitions in finance and the challenges of running a business during COVID. He talks about the family’s decision to return to South Africa for family and community support. He also explores the world of NFT...
2025-10-2741 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesLeaving behind everything that you know for a better future for your children with Hettie Meyer-E32Have you ever thought about the challenges of selling everything to be ready to emigrate and then Covid arrived?In this episode, I speak to Hettie Meyer who relocated to Wellsford, New Zealand from the East Rand in South Africa. We talk about the family’s journey from South Africa, the challenges of moving, and the differences in lifestyle, culture, and healthcare in New Zealand.I really enjoyed hearing about Hettie’s experiences with moving, childcare and the importance of maintaining connections with loved ones b...
2025-10-2036 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesThe emotional journey of a mother with two adult children overseas with René Koekemoer-E31Do we sometimes neglect the feelings of parents who stay behind when their children decide to emigrate. In this conversation, I speak with Rene Koekemoer, a South African mother who has two daughters who live abroad. We discuss the emotional journey of being a parent left behind, the sacrifices made by both parents and children, and the impact of distance on family dynamics. Rene shares her experiences of coping with separation, the importance of support systems, and the unconditional love that drives parents to want the best fortheir children, even when it m...
2025-10-1333 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesNavigating Family, Illness And Identity Abroad with Ruth Prinsloo - E30Have you ever wondered what it’s like to face major life challenges far away from the familiar comforts of home and family? Or how it feels to build a new identity and raise a family abroad, without the built-in support systems so many of us take for granted?In this episode, I had the privilege of speaking with Ruth Prinsloo, whose story takes us from her childhood in Boksburg, to a life spread across continents. Ruth has not only navigated the practical and emotional realities of relocating -moving through France, Japan, and now th...
2025-10-0650 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesEscaping Censorship in SA with Johan Allers - E29Have you ever felt that your voice was being stifled, or wondered what it would be like to leave everything behind just so you could tell the truth? What would drive a journalist to walk away from their homeland - not out of adventure, but because they could no longer breathe under the weight of censorship?In this episode, I have the privilege of speaking with Johan Allers, a man whose work on local television and radio was a familiar part of my own childhood. Johan’s career saw him reporting on some of th...
2025-09-2949 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesMaking The Commitment To Norway with Norman and Chantal van Wyk - E28Have you ever wondered what it really takes to pack up your life and move overseas - not just physically, but mentally as well? What does it mean to fully commit to a new country, instead of keeping one foot in the place you came from?In this episode, I talk to Norman and Chantal van Wyk, the first couple I’ve interviewed who made the move from South Africa to Norway. What struck me most about our conversation was how determined they were, right from the start, to go all in. They didn’t le...
2025-09-2246 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesLife in South Africa vs New Zealand with Kobus Du Plooy - E27Have you ever wondered what it’s really like to pack up your life in South Africa and start over in a place as far away as New Zealand? What makes someone leave everything familiar behind and begin again, especially when safety and a better future for their family are at stake?In this episode, I chat to Dr. Kobus Du Plooy, a clinical psychologist who took the leap from Pretoria to Otago, New Zealand with his wife, right in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. We talk about the tough decisions that led up...
2025-09-1545 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesWeighing In On The US-SA Refugee Programme with Andrea Shea - E26In May 2025, the US welcomed its first batch of white Afrikaans South Africans as part of its divisive Refugee Admissions Program. Some people are saying that they will be back, while others don’t even think they should have been accepted in the first place - it’s been dominating the headlines for months and today’s guest has become somewhat of a voice for the programme’s participants.Andrea Shea is a wife, mother, and passionate activist for South Africans living in the United States. Andrea shares her journey...
2025-09-0843 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesShould I Stay In South Africa Or Relocate Abroad? - E25To stay, or not to stay? Relocating overseas is one of the biggest, toughest decisions that one can make. You have to consider your reasons for it, look at the pros versus the cons, and weigh up all of the things you gain (and give up) when making that move.Relocating from South Africa is not always easy. And today I'd like to share my own experience of going through that exact process.In this episode, I'll be reflecting on the many insights and lessons learned from both my...
2025-09-0120 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesAdjusting To Life Back In SA After Decades Abroad with Bronwyn Rodrigues - E24From being born in South Africa, to moving to Canada as a teenager, and then back to South Africa (this time as an adult), today's guest has been on quite the journey!Bronwyn Rodrigues is a mother, entrepreneur, and content creator who left South Africa at 15-years-old to start a new life in Canada - only to return home 23 years later. Bronwyn opened up about her reasons for relocating, the challenges and realities of life in Canada, and what ultimately brought her back home, with her young son.Recounting...
2025-08-2549 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesOur Family’s Journey From SA To The USA with Kirsten Halcrow - E23Have you ever wondered what it takes to pick up your entire life and move it - all five family members, ten suitcases, and countless memories - halfway across the world? What does it really feel like to leave everything you know for the “land of opportunity”, and face the wild adventure of starting over?In this episode, I chat to Kirsten Halcrow, who - along with her husband Sheldon and their children Cassidy, Keenan, and Chase - made the life-changing move from Johannesburg to Florida, USA. Their story started with a family vote afte...
2025-08-1836 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesA South African Brit Abroad with Steve Ayres - E22What makes someone decide to leave South Africa after thirty years and start again overseas? Is it crime, opportunity for kids, or maybe just a change in family circumstances? These are questions I explored in my latest chat with Steve Ayres, who moved from South Africa back to the UK after decades of building a life in Johannesburg.In this episode, you’ll hear Steve’s honest take on what drove his family’s decision to relocate and what it’s really like being a South African abroad - even if, technically, he’s English by...
2025-08-1129 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesMy Faith-Based Journey To Rural Dakota with Sonéll Van Niekerk - E21From a job opportunity to seeking safety - these are just two of the many reasons someone might decide to pack up their life in South Africa and move all the way to North Dakota, USA. But what’s it really like to swap small-town life under African skies for snowy winters in rural America?In this episode, I chatted to Sonéll Van Niekerk, who made that exact journey with her family in 2022. Sonéll shares how a professional opportunity opened the door to a new life abroad, what it was like to adap...
2025-08-0433 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesManage The Stress Of Moving Abroad with Psychologist Marijke Bruins - E20Have you ever thought about how stressful it might be to leave your home country and start again somewhere new? Or wondered if there are ways to really cope with all the pressures and changes that come with relocating?In this episode, I chat with Marijke Bruins, a South African-born psychologist now living and working in the Netherlands, about how to manage the stress of moving abroad. We dive into all the real-life challenges - like the shock of leaving behind your support system, language barriers, missing home, dealing with loneliness, and adapting to...
2025-07-2835 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesBuilding A New Network in the Netherlands with Bradley and Abigail Du Toit - E19What would make a family uproot their lives in beautiful Somerset West and move all the way to the Netherlands? Is it career, safety, or the promise of a better future for their children? Or perhaps all three. In this episode, I chat to Bradley and Abigail du Toit, a couple who made exactly that leap from South Africa to Europe with their family. Bradley, an old cycling buddy of mine, shares how his career as an electrical engineer opened doors abroad, while Abigail talks candidly about the joys and struggles that come with...
2025-07-2130 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesSeeking Spiritual Equality In the United States with Zelda Botha - E18Have you ever wondered what drives someone to leave behind a comfortable life in South Africa and start over in a completely new country? Or what it really takes to rebuild everything from scratch - career, family life, even community - when you move abroad?In this episode, I had the privilege of speaking with Zelda Botha, who left South Africa nearly thirty years ago for a new life in the United States. Zelda and her husband were both full-time pastors, living a stable and successful life before feeling a strong calling to move...
2025-07-1459 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesStudying Abroad in Budapest with Kyle du Toit - E17Have you ever thought about taking your studies international? What about starting out a new business venture abroad? What challenges and opportunities might arise, and how do you overcome them?In this episode, I chat to Kyle du Toit, who left South Africa to pursue his studies in Budapest, Hungary, before later working in Austria and eventually returning to Hungary to try his hand at entrepreneurship. I really enjoyed hearing Kyle’s story, because he’s so obviously adventurous and open-minded. He wasn’t afraid to take risks and try new things. It was inspir...
2025-07-0728 min
Magalies Potgooi[151] Klets: Passie vd Tour de France (en hoe dit werk) - met Jan HugoRudolph en Jan Hugo (The Relocated South African Podcast) deel hulle passie oor Le Tour en help so bietjie om dit te verstaan00:00; Inleiding03:13; Ervaring as toeskouer, stats, geskiedenis 12:14; Wie wen? Verskillende klassifikasies22:50; Spanne en Lande28:52; Jan se eie ondervindinge en span busse34:27; Breakaway, en Stage dinamika44:30; Underdogs, Suid Afrika en Stage soorte55:35; Afsluiting
2025-07-0159 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesFinding Our Future Children's Home in the Isle of Man with Alicia and Silvano Pizzocaro - E16Have you ever wondered what it’s really like to uproot your whole life and move your family to a small island in the middle of the Irish Sea? Or what would make someone leave the warmth and familiarity of South Africa for a place where summer might only last a few days?In this episode, I chat with Alicia and Silvano Pizzocaro, a South African couple who decided to search for a safer environment and better future for their children, and chose the Isle of Man as their new home. We talk about ev...
2025-06-3030 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesRelocating To the UK As An Older Parent with Martin Labuschagne - E15What drives someone to leave behind the only home they've ever known? Is it crime, corruption, or simply searching for a better future for your child? Perhaps it’s all of these. In this episode, I interview Martin Labuschagne, who made the big move from Pretoria, South Africa, to the UK with his wife and young son in 2019. Martin’s story stood out to me because, like myself, he made the decision to emigrate later in life, at the age of 48. We talk about what it's like to start over at an older age, the...
2025-06-2331 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesPerceptions And Misconceptions Of Leaving South Africa with Khaya Dlanga - E14Have you ever wondered what it really feels like to leave South Africa behind, or why some people choose to seek opportunities elsewhere? Is it about following your ambitions, looking for safety, or simply searching for a different way of life?In this episode, I’m joined by Khaya Dlanga - a South African author, marketing executive, and media personality who has achieved so much both at home and abroad. Khaya might be best known for his storytelling and books, but today we dive deep into the emotional side of what it means to le...
2025-06-1641 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesFrom Barcelona to Cape Cod with Dian and Margaux de Wet - E13Have you ever wondered what it would be like to pack up your life in South Africa and move somewhere completely different, all for the sake of a better future for your children? Or what goes through your mind when you look at your home country and start thinking about life twenty years from now?In this episode, I spoke with Margaux and Dian de Wet, a couple originally from Johannesburg who took the big leap to Cape Cod, Massachusetts in the United States. Their story takes us all the way from Joburg to...
2025-06-0939 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesStaying Positive About South Africa with Paul Harris - E12You’ve probably seen South Africa in the news a lot lately - and not a lot of it is good news! How does the news impact the decision to leave, stay, or even return? And what is it that keeps people positive about South Africa, despite all the challenges that make headlines?In this episode, I had the privilege of sitting down with Paul Harris, a well-known South African entrepreneur, businessman, and one of the founders of Rand Merchant Bank - and my former boss, I might add! With so much negativity and no...
2025-06-0234 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesHow To Relocate Successfully with Ian Visser - E11Have you ever wondered what it really takes to pick up your life and move to a new country? What does it look like to build and maintain a support network once you've left? What are the pros and cons about emigrating? In this episode, we answer these questions and more as I’m joined by my good friend and fellow nomad, Ian Visser. Ian has lived in several countries and has a wealth of experience when it comes to uprooting and starting again somewhere new.We chatted about th...
2025-05-2625 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesFinding Community In Canberra, Australia with Rudolph Botha - E10Have you ever wondered what it’s like to start a new life on the other side of the world – away from family, familiar places, and the routines you’ve always known? Or questioned what really makes someone decide to move for good, especially when it means leaving behind the comfort of close connections?In this episode, I chat with a fellow podcaster and Tukkies grad, Rudolph Botha, who swapped life in South Africa for Canberra, Australia almost 17 years ago. Rudolph’s story is one of balancing big decisions for his family’s future, finding ne...
2025-05-1937 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesSeeking Solace Back In South Africa with Lilly Quintal - E9Have you ever thought about selling everything and moving overseas for a fresh start? What would you do if it didn’t work out quite like you hoped?In this episode, I chat with Lilly Quintal, who moved with her family from South Africa to Portugal after long-term financial struggles and the hope for a better future. Lilly opens up about what happened when they arrived, only to find out, months later, that they had been lied to and were faced with nothing but empty promises. What followed was months of debilitating depression, struggling to...
2025-05-1226 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesSeeking Safety in Australia’s Gold Coast with Lindi Dercksen - E8When the safety and security of your family comes under threat, would you move over 10,000km across the world? What if that meant leaving behind all of your family and friends?In this episode, I spoke with Lindi Dercksen, who moved from eManzimtoti, South Africa, to Australia’s Gold Coast. Lindi opened up about her family’s journey, from the early doubts and tough goodbyes to the experience of finding work and creating a new home from scratch.After looting, loadshedding and retrenchment, Lindi and her family decided to enac...
2025-05-0527 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesReturning Home to South Africa with Hester and Johan Pieterse - E7What makes a young South African couple decide to move to a country they've never even visited? And, after nearly a decade abroad, what makes them choose to return home?In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Hester and Johan Pieterse, who originally left Cape Town in 2016 for Ireland. They didn’t know anyone there, and hadn’t even visited Ireland before making the jump – talk about taking a leap of faith! Over the next nine years, they built careers, started a family, and eventually became Irish citizens. But as you’ll hear...
2025-04-2833 min
Magalies Potgooi[141] Hensopper Portugal (Jan Hugo - The Relocated South African)Ons praat met Jan Hugo wat in Portugal bly en wat die splinternuwe podcast The Relocated South African hardloophttps://open.spotify.com/show/5S02j5hf8iZNa3aKU1tHZw
2025-04-231h 00The Relocated South African | Emigration storiesA Better Future in Portugal for Our Children with Rogerio Vieira - E6Have you ever wondered if moving overseas could really give your children a better future? Or what it’s actually like to leave South Africa behind and start fresh in a new country with your whole family?Today I speak to Rogerio Vieira, who made the decision to relocate with his wife and five children from South Africa to Lagos, Portugal - the same place my wife and I have relocated to! Rogerio shares what it was like to adjust to life here in Lagos, why they felt it was the right move for th...
2025-04-2121 min
Hugo en z’n moeder#14 Slechte vrienden?Hugo gaat los op zeurpieten op straat. Dit doet hij ongenuanceerd, want dat is de invalshoek van deze week. Met deze invalshoek interviewt moeder deze week Jan. Angst was Jan zijn drijfveer om te kiezen voor het grote geld. Op basis van hoop en vertrouwen gooide hij jaren later het roer helemaal om.
2025-04-1528 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesRaising Children in The Dubai Desert with Wade Loehmer - E5Have you ever looked back on a big decision, and realised that you did the right thing, even after all this time? In this episode, I spoke with Wade Loehmer, who moved to Dubai with his wife when she was six months pregnant. Three kids later, and Wade and his family are celebrating ten years in this vibrant city. Initially sparked by a work opportunity and familial ties to the United Arab Emirates, he took a chance and hasn’t looked back.We spoke about what it’s like to l...
2025-04-0729 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesFostering Foreign Family Ties in Australia with Steven Phyffer - E4All parents want their children to grow up somewhere they can be happy, healthy and thrive – but what if that meant packing up and leaving everything you'd ever known behind? In today's episode, I spoke with father, husband and founder of the travel app Oorsee, Steven Phyffer, who made the ultimate sacrifice for his family when he decided they needed to leave South Africa. We'll explore Steven's fascinating journey from South Africa to the UK and eventually to Australia. He and his wife made this move with their young fa...
2025-04-0331 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesA New Sense Of Safety In Spain with Siobhan Erasmus - E3Relocating from South Africa to another country is a big decision, and requires careful planning and adapting to a lot of change.Today, I'm excited to bring you a conversation with Siobhan Erasmus, who decided to leave South Africa for Spain in 2018 after a traumatic home invasion (which is sadly a common story among South Africans today). She and her family took their time to plan the move, ensuring they wouldn't make any rushed decisions they'd later regret. Siobhan's European background gave her options, but her husband preferred a sunny place like their home...
2025-04-0128 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesAdapting To A New Culture In Ireland with Mariette Momberg - E2In this episode, I talk with Mariette Momberg, who left South Africa to build a new life in Dublin, Ireland. With a background in finance and a thirst for experiencing the world, Mariette's story is sure to resonate with many.Mariette moved to Dublin five years ago for a combination of personal and professional reasons. She desired to experience more of the world alongside her husband (as they're both in finance and wanted to travel more), be closer to family abroad, and expand her career in investment management. She has an EU passport (which...
2025-04-0118 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesMy Adventure Relocating from South Africa - E1Relocating from South Africa to other countries is not always easy. And today I'd like to share my own experience of going through the process.In this episode, I'll be sharing the story behind the emigration journey that my wife and I embarked on since deciding to leave South Africa in 2020. After living in multiple foreign countries, facing many unexpected hurdles, and experiencing the highs and lows of starting anew, we're now happily settled in Portugal, and have no plans of returning.I'll walk you through the reasons behind...
2025-04-0119 min
New Wave.Solving the Energy Crisis with Software - Jan Lozek (Future Energy Ventures)Listen now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube.***This week, we’re joined by Jan Lozek, founder and managing partner at Future Energy Ventures, to discuss energy-tech investment opportunities and why software is the missing piece in this value chain.In this episode, you’ll learn:* Why AI is crucial for managing decentralized energy systems* How software turns homes and EVs into virtual power plants* How to build partnerships with utilities and navigate regulations* What every founder should know about scaling in energy markets* … and mo...
2025-03-2733 minThe Relocated South African | Emigration storiesWelcome to The Relocated South AfricanThe show for navigating emigration from South Africa for a better future.Join host Jan Hugo as he shares authentic emigration stories from South Africans who've taken the leap. You'll hear about what drove their decision to leave, the mistakes they made, and how they've built new lives abroad.We'll explore everything from the emotional reality of leaving friends and family behind, to the challenges of emigrating to a foreign country.Relocating isn't always simple, but this show will provide you with the certainty, practical information and support to make the whole process...
2025-03-2601 min
Der Pudel und der Kern - Philosophie to go#122 Glauben. Interview mit Tobias Haberl, Katholik und Bestsellerautor.
„Ungewissheit ist der Grund der Angst.“ (Seneca)
Diesmal begrüßen Albert und Jan den Schriftsteller und Autor beim SZ-Magazin Tobias Haberl zum Interview im Pudel-Studio. Die drei diskutieren über Tobias‘ neues Buch „Unter Heiden – Warum ich trotzdem Christ bleibe“. Tobias erzählt, was es für ihn bedeutet, Christ zu sein und wie es ist, als Katholik in einem Umfeld zu arbeiten und zu leben, in dem Gott keine Rolle mehr spielt.
Tobias glaubt, dass der moderne Mensch darunter leidet, dass er seinen Glauben verloren hat, aber er merkt es nicht. Und dass er sein Glück in falschen...
2024-10-1651 min
Totaal Van Streek"Lembeik Bauve", met Jan & Hugo"Lembeik Bauve" bestaat 25 jaar. Over het ontstaan, het heden en de toekomst van deze vrolijke muziekband, sprak ik met Jan
Neef en Hugo Hernie. Proficiat met dit zilveren jubileum!
2024-07-0112 min
Auf den Tag genauEine Winterfahrt im Freiballon23. Februar 1924
Hugo von Abercron gilt als einer der berühmtesten Vertreter der deutschen Freiballonfahrt. Sohn eines dänisch-deutschen Adelsgeschlechts absolvierte er eine hochdekorierte Militärkarriere, während der er sich vor allem bei den Kämpfen um Verdun im Ersten Weltkrieg auszeichnete. Im Oktober 1899 hatte man ihn zum Luftschiffer-Bataillon in Berlin Lichterfelde abkommandiert – und fortan wuchs in ihm die Begeisterung für die Ballonfahrt. Bereits 1900 begann er als Freiballonführer aufzusteigen und hielt mit über 500 Fahrten Ende der 20er Jahre den Rekord an Aufstiegen. Bei allem Respekt für den Pioniergeist, darf nicht unerwähnt bleiben, dass er 1932 in die NSDAP eintra...
2024-02-2305 minAuf den Tag genauHugo von Hofmannsthal zum (1)50.31. Januar 1924
Vorzeitige Glückwünsche zum Geburtstag gelten in unseren Breiten eigentlich als unschicklich. Weshalb Oskar Maurus Fontana dem großen Hugo von Hofmannsthal schon am 31. Januar im Berliner Börsen-Courier zu seinem fünfzigsten Ehrentag am 1. Februar 1924 gratulierte, bleibt ungeklärt. Dass er den Jubilar für einen der großen deutschsprachigen Literaten der Epoche hält, daran lässt er indes keinen Zweifel. Freilich teilt auch Fontana die Einschätzung Stefan Zweigs aus der Welt von gestern, dass der allergrößte Hofmannsthal der ganz junge gewesen sei. Hofmannsthals einhundertfünfzigsten Geburtstags gedenkt für uns, wegen des Formats von Auf den Tag...
2024-01-3108 min
Lass hör'nDrogen T(r)ipps"Eins wie Einhorn, zwei wie zweideutig, drei wie..."Ein Witz von Alim Aamatou (gelogen).Hey Hörnchen … na? Wie geht’s? … Cool!Da sind wir wieder und danken zunächst Salim Samatou für den Opener Buchstaben-Gag!Kulturelle Infos von Jan für Euch aus Monnamamrem … Monaeimanrein … MONHEIM AM RHEIN: Da gibt es den Schelmenturm!Egal: What happens in Monheim stays in Monheim.David war in Lünburg und: HEEEY! Es waren viele Leute da! Jan war bei „Genial Daneben“ und hat mit seinen neuen Freunden Hell...
2023-09-261h 07
Home Design Chat with NancyThe Importance of Determining your Investment for your Kitchen ProjectRemodeling has always been an overwhelming challenge for the homeowner, especially when it comes to budgeting for the project. Jan Rutgers, founder of Vestabul School of Design, is back chatting with Nancy about the importance of the consumer having a realistic budget to work with.
Jan has been working with a team of developers and designers on an app for this very subject and explains how it works for consumers as well as designers.
Some of the questions that Jan will address:
Why this is important
Why the “Let’s just design everything and see whe...
2023-07-2328 min
Law Firm Growth PodcastUnlocking the Spanish-speaking Market for Legal Services with Hugo GomezUnlocking the Spanish-speaking Market for Legal Services with Hugo Gomez>> Get the newest LFG episodes delivered to your inbox when you Sign Up for our Newsletter.>> Get the new book beyondintakebook.comResource Links:Fast track your marketing efforts while avoiding common marketing mistakes in our new trainingEstate planning attorney? Stop guessing how to get results from online ads and grow your firm with our client-generating Seminar 3.0 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more...
2023-07-1828 min
Mentes CovalentesLa crisis de los opioides #69En este episodio, Hugo y Clara habla de la crisis actual de los opioides en Estados Unidos, haciendo un recorrido histórico y profundizando en cómo actúan estos compuestos en el sistema nervioso.Notas:Redes sociales:Puedes seguirnos en Twitter, Instagram y Facebook para estar al tanto de cualquier novedad.Si quieres aprender más sobre Neurociencia, puedes seguir a Clara en su canal de YouTube “Cerebrotes”, donde sube vídeos semanales hablando de Neurociencia y Psicología. También la puedes encontrar en Twitter, Instagram y Facebook con el nombre artístico d...
2023-06-2947 min
Sarah Vine's Femail Half-HourCoronation Special with Historian Ed Owens and Super Collector Jan HugoSarah Vine and Imogen Edwards Jones celebrate the King's coronation with historian Ed Owens who explains why the coronation is so important to the future of the monarchy. Plus super collector Jan Hugo visits from Australia to talk about her 10,000 item collection of royal memorabilia and her plans for the coronation. Find out more: Ed Owens: https://edowens.com/ Jan Hugo: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100066606916898 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2023-05-0434 min
De Tennis the World PodcastDe basis EXTREEM HOOG neerzetten met Willem-Jan van Hulst | E40 | Tennis the WorldIn deze podcast praat ik met Willem-Jan van Hulst, coach van Matwé Middelkoop en Bart Stevens (allebei ATP dubbelaars).
Willem-Jan heeft vele spelers naar de top 100 gebracht en kende goede tijden met oa Sjeng Schalken.
In deze aflevering hebben we het over:
✅ wat Willem-Jan het belangrijkste vindt voor de fanatieke amateur
✅ hoe je een goede basis neerzet in je spel
✅ wat je moet doen als het even niet gaat
✅ mooie verhalen op de tour
✅ de waardes die je terug wil zien bij je spelers
Wi...
2023-04-281h 14
TalentgesprekkenHugo Tempelman, tropenarts & charitatief ondernemer. Talent CREATIEFIn 1995 vertrekt Hugo Tempelman, net afgestudeerd als tropenarts en getrouwd per Jeep op huwelijksreis naar de armste sloppenwijken van Zuid-Afrika. Om er nooit meer weg te gaan.
28 jaar later kijk ik met hem terug op wat hij in de periode allemaal heeft bereikt. Op alle avonturen en de mooie en lelijke verhalen die hij heeft meegemaakt. Hij komt er al snel achter dat voorkomen beter werkt dan genezen en breidt zijn activiteiten uit met allerhande preventie programma’s variërend van voedselzekerheid tot veiligheid en van onderwijs tot zelfontplooiing. Zijn Ndlovu care group is inmiddels de gr...
2023-04-251h 03
Home Design Chat with Nancy2023 Exciting Kitchen Trends You Will LoveThis year’s Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS 2023), held in Las Vegas, celebrated its 60th anniversary and broke attendance records. After visiting all 1,600 booths, Jan Rutgers, founder of Vestabule School of Design, is back with us to share her thoughts about what she discovered at the show. Jan felt the emphasis was on form and function and will discuss some of the items that depicts this:
Fluted cabinet doors
Base cabinet light strips
Black metal accents
Curvy islands
Matte black appliances
This podcast sponsored by
Monogram Appliances
Studio 41
Email your comments & quest...
2023-03-2631 min
VisitChef PodcastHugo Hromas: Gastronomie je jednosměrka. Návrat do minulosti nemá smysl„Jídlo vám má chutnat, i když máte zavázané oči. Ladovské romantice na venkově odzvonilo. Na improvizaci musíte mít nabito – musíte být připraven,“ říká populární outdoorový kuchař a provozovatel cateringu Nomadis, Hugo Hromas.Líbí se Vám tento díl? Napište nám o tom!
2022-05-0129 min
Home Design Chat with NancyHow to Enhance Your Home with Moldings & MillworkSeason 5, Episode 13 Nancy welcomes back Jan Rutgers, owner of Vestabul School of Design, to chat about how to enhance kitchens and whole houses by applying moldings and millwork. Jan will explain how easy it is to change the look of your home with these simple additions.
Jan is offering a free workshop - "Integrating Moldings and Millwork into your Kitchen Design Business" that covers the art, the science and the business of design with Moldings and millwork for Kitchen Designers. P.S. Everyone is welcome. You don't have to be a designer to take this workshop. Register at w...
2022-04-0639 min
Zin in LesgevenS1 E8: Jonge vadersGijs de Bruijn en Hugo Vijver hebben allebei een jong gezin en ervaren hoe het is om van baan te veranderen, een studie te beginnen en je rol in het gezin goed op te pakken. Zij spreken met Arend Jan en Peter over de opleidingskeuze die ze gemaakt hebben, Hugo koos de deeltijdopleiding en Gijs het zij-instroomtraject, over de stappen die ze gezet hebben in de oriëntatie en over de regie die zij hebben genomen over de route van hun keuze.
2022-03-1933 minZin in LesgevenS1 E8: Jonge vadersGijs de Bruijn en Hugo Vijver hebben allebei een jong gezin en ervaren hoe het is om van baan te veranderen, een studie te beginnen en je rol in het gezin goed op te pakken. Zij spreken met Arend Jan en Peter over de opleidingskeuze die ze gemaakt hebben, Hugo koos de deeltijdopleiding en Gijs het zij-instroomtraject, over de stappen die ze gezet hebben in de oriëntatie en over de regie die zij hebben genomen over de route van hun keuze.
2022-03-1933 min
Home Design Chat with NancyListen to these Design Idea for 2022K/BIS, the best industry show of the year sponsored by the National Kitchen & Bath Association, exhibited many interesting innovative ideas for 2022. Jan Rutgers, Kitchen designer and founder of Vestibul School of Design, shares these ideas by walking us through the exhibitors' booths. Jan's predictions about what she would find at K/BIS were spot on. Don't miss the ideas you can use in your projects and renovations.
Our talking points:
More food storage
Beverage Bars
Solutions for Pets
Linear Appliance Placement
Built-In Banquettes
More curves
Changing color Palette
This podcast sponsored by
Mono...
2022-03-0939 minDe Tennis the World Podcast#33: De rust van Roger, de discipline van Rus en behind the scenes met Jan-Willem de LangeJan-Willem de Lange deelt als filmmaker en storyteller binnen het Nederlands tennis zijn ervaringen met de wereldtop en zijn ‘way of work’.
2022-01-1634 min
Home Design Chat with NancyBe Prepared . . . ALWAYSNancy welcomed back Jan Rutgers, founder of Vestabul School of Design, Jan and Nancy usually talk about design but this time Jan shared her experience during the British Columbia's Okanagan Valley wild fires.
Being evacuated from her home with short notice was a scary experience and worse is not knowing if she and her husband would have a home to return to. Listen as Jan details the evacuation and gives suggestions to people who might be in this horrendous situation in the future.
This podcast sponsored by Thermador Appliances & Monogram Appliances
email comments to N...
2021-11-1736 min
Cinefilia e Companhia#17 – Caráter, de Mike van DiemO filme do holandês Mike van Diem venceu o Oscar de Melhor Filme Estrangeiro de 1997, mas desapareceu da memória de muitos cinéfilos. Henrique, Juliana e Hugo prestam o serviço de resgatar a história da rivalidade entre o jovem Jacob Katadreuffe (Fedja van Huêt) e o oficial de justiça Dreverhaven (o excelente Jan Decleir), que também é seu pai. Com toques expressionistas e noir, além de diversos personagens curiosos, a obra ainda é muito impactante e estimulante, o que o episódio procurará transmitir para seus ouvintes.
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2021-09-201h 52
Home Design Chat with NancyStay Tuned, Coming Soon!I am on vacation but thought I'd do a short podcast to let you know what's coming up, etc. for Home Design Chat with Nancy.
Where's Jan Rutgers? No, she's not MIA, she will be back soon doing more podcasts on kitchen designs, trends and more.
What's going on with kitchen islands?
Subjects in the very near future:
House Plants
Furniture
Tile Trends
Accoustical Wallcovering
This podcast sponsored by Thermador Appliances & Monogram Appliances
email comments to Nancy@NancyHugo.com
Listen to Nancy’s other podcast: Hugo Floss
A...
2021-09-1514 min
Wat Nou Als Het Lukt#72 - SPECIAL: in gesprek met Hugo Schaap (3FM)Hoe relevant is radio voor de muziekwereld op dit moment? Hoe werkt het 3FM Talent traject en hoe maak je kans? Op welke manier val je op en onderscheidt je je van andere muzikanten? En hoe gaat 3FM om met de dalende luistercijfers? Hugo Schaap is 3FM Talent coördinator en weet alles over de radio en muziekwereld. Zijn rol is scouten naar beginnend muziektalent, begeleiden naar de volgende stap en een podium geven op 3FM. Hij staat in contact met platenmaatschappijen, labels, managers, programmeurs, pluggers en natuurlijk bands en artiesten. Hierdoor is hij een belangrijke schakel voor muzikanten o...
2021-07-281h 13
Creator Empires: Builders in Language Education116. Why the Creator Economy Will Change Everything with Hugo AmsellemHugo Amsellem is adamant that the creator economy is the way of the future. Television changed the way we thought and acted in the 20th century. Now, creators go straight to their audiences, influencing the 21st century and beyond.
In pre-internet days banks, publishers, music, and movie companies held the purse strings. Creators had to fight to be seen and heard. Not any more.
In today's post-permission world, the gatekeepers and barriers are disappearing.
Hugo says there is enormous potential for online education creators to expand their businesses into empires. But, they need an entrepreneurial drive and ambition to succeed.
What...
2021-07-161h 23
Creator Empires: Builders in Language Education109. High Profits with a Simple Business Model with Hugo from innerFrenchHugo Cotton is the creator behind innerFrench, a podcast and YouTube channel that focuses on teaching French at the intermediate level. He likes to keep the business simple, using a straightforward model of creating high-quality audio and video content to attract customers for his two premium courses.
What you’ll learn in this interview:
- Keep it simple
- The importance of structure and processes
- How to use LearnDash as a course platform
- Do you need a marketing degree to run an online business?
For the full interview go to:
https://creatorsmarts.com/hugo-innerfrench/
For more interviews and to...
2021-06-0450 min
Home Design Chat with Nancy2021 KITCHEN TRENDS TO AVOIDIf you’re planning on undertaking a full-on kitchen remodel, the last thing you want to do is pick a trend that are outdated or overdone. Jan Rutgers, founder of Vestabul School of Design, is back with Nancy this week. They chat about the trends to avoid and alternative suggestions to help your design choices withstand the tests of time.
CABINETRY PAINTED DARK COLORS
Dings, bumps, and scratches from everyday use can be more apparent on a darker surface, leading them to be one kitchen trend to avoid.
IT wears very quickly, requiring routine touch-ups.
MON...
2021-05-1934 min
Staying In with Jan PowellQuarantine, Cocktails and Kimchi in South KoreaHow has South Korea got through the COVID19 pandemic with such low rates of infection? How does its famous Track-and-Trace system work? And what was it like living in the capital at the height of the pandemic? Jan catches up with her son Hugo Powell in Seoul, where he spent three months as a Master's student. After two weeks of strict quarantine, Hugo wasted no time before delving into Korean cooking, the rising popularity of cocktails, and international rivalry for the best kimchi.
2021-03-2230 minStaying In with Jan PowellQuarantine, Cocktails and Kimchi in South KoreaHow has South Korea got through the COVID19 pandemic with such low rates of infection? How does its famous Track-and-Trace system work? And what was it like living in the capital at the height of the pandemic? Jan catches up with her son Hugo Powell in Seoul, where he spent three months as a Master's student. After two weeks of strict quarantine, Hugo wasted no time before delving into Korean cooking, the rising popularity of cocktails, and international rivalry for the best kimchi.
2021-03-2230 min
Creator Economy ClubYouTube 2020 stats, the Newsletter war, Twitter's revue acquisition, Stir's new dropHey everyone, this week (Jan. 29th, 2021) we had:
4:14 - Matt Koval (YouTube's creator liaison) talks about his role & the YouTube 2020 stats & trends.
19:10 - Mario Gabriele (The Generalist) with Jason & Rodolphe from Pico talk about moving away from Substack to your own stack.
38:05 - Twitter acquires Revue
48:30 - Stir's new drop with Peter Yang
And surprise speakers from the audience!
Brought to you by Jen, Uri & Hugo.
2021-02-111h 06
Home Design Chat with NancyYou Need a team to build your Dream KitchenNancy welcomes back Jan Rutgers, experienced kitchen designer and owner of Vestabul School of Design. Jan and Nancy chat about the benefits of having a team work together on a remodel project, specifically a kitchen.
Listen to the step by step points on how to build a team will work together to accomplish your dream kitchen.
Who to hire to get the kitchen of their dreams.
Kitchen Designer,
the Architect, the
Contractor/Builder
Interior Designer/Decorator.
Some of the key responsibilities of the Kitchen Designer would be:
Developing the final layout for t...
2021-02-0336 min
Hugo's PostsInsurrection - The aftermath of Jan 6 2021Insurrectionist attacked Democracy on January 06, 2021. Where do we go from here Hugo opines.
Today on the Show:
The Wolf and the Crane by Aesop
Once when a Wolf was eating supper, a bone stuck in his throat. Almost chocking to death, the Wolf begged a Crane to to put her head into his throat and draw out the bone.
"I will reward you generously," the Wolf promised.
It took the Crane only a few minutes to pull out the bone. But when she asked for the reward...
2021-01-1210 min
Home Design Chat with NancyWHY YOU NEED A PRE-NUPTIAL AGREEMENTHappy New Year and welcome to our first podcast of Season 4. My special guest is Tami Hugo Haley, an Arizona attorney specializing in divorce and child custody law.
Tami explained her background and law experience and we chatted about the following:
What to do when clients who are involved in remodeling their home, bring their designer or builder into their disagreements.
What Tami’s experiences were during her home remodel
What is a pre-nuptial Agreement
Why are pre-nuptial important
Who should have pre-nuptial agreements
designers, or any unmarried business owner, should be considering before they marry.
To con...
2021-01-0631 min
Home Design Chat with NancyTime for ChangeNancy explains all the changes taking place on Designers Circle for 2021 in addition to summarizing all the Home Design Chat with Nancy Podcasts for 2020.
Nancy also introduces her newest podcast - Hugo Floss which will be available very soon.
Summary for 2020 podcasts
Many shows about kitchen design
How to work with a kitchen designer
How to get the work done
How kitchens have changed since the 20’s
What is universal design and the importance of it
Recently what is an unfitted kitchen with Jan Rutgers who is a regular guest with me.
...
2020-12-0922 min
Home Design Chat with NancyIS YOUR KITCHEN FITTED OR UNFITTED?Nancy’s welcomes back Jan Rutgers, a regular guest on this podcast.
A little bit about Jan:
Jan Rutgers has been designing kitchens and products for over 25 years and is a recipient of Kitchen & Bath Design News’ Top Innovators in 2020 for the Kitchen & Bath Industry.
She has designed more than 1000 kitchens learning valuable skills with each one!
Her experience in Kitchen Design, Millwork Manufacturing and Product Development has led her to create VESTABUL SCHOOL OF DESIGN where she educates and mentors people passionate about the Kitchen Design Industry.
This week we are going to explore the u...
2020-12-0238 min
Home Design Chat with NancyWhat is Universal Design and Why do you Need it?Nancy's guest this week is Jan Rutgers, a professional kitchen designer with more than 25 years experience. Jan is the founder of Vestabul School of Design where she educates and mentors people passionate about the Kitchen Design Industry.
Our topic is Universal Design and how important it is for everyone to use the concept and ideas in their home so aging in place becomes second nature.
What is Universal Design and how useful is it to everyone?
Design for your lifetime, not just your prime time.
Design so that most people can u...
2020-09-3038 min
Redelijk / Stellig#19 Krelis bezoekt ons onder zijn schuilnaam (Wouter). Is Star Trek of Stargate beter? Wat zou je doen als je €1500 per maand zou krijgen?
Wouter zat deze avond aan een Irish Teeling whiskey.
Niko zat aan een Grassano Hugo.
Jan haalde deze keer zijn Coopers Extra Strong Vintage Ale uit Australië.
We hebben het vandaag onder andere over:
We zijn alle drie nerds, dus we bespreken natuurlijk Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, Star Trek DS9.
Wat is het nut van geld? Wat zou je doen als je zomaar per maand 1200 euro zou krijgen?
De Wollemi den is 2 miljoen jaar geleden niet uitgestorven.
Gravity was een erg mooie film, maar het verhaal er achter zou echt kunnen g...
2020-08-231h 29
Hugo PrinceConversation During Quarantine #46 (En) | Jan ArpBanks have always been slow to adapt to new innovation and that’s because of strict regulations, but now with this crisis they are force to change.
During this pandemic, financial services are essential, but not all banking services are allowed.
They are also struggling to offer an adequate online service and even a great customer service.
Fintechs (Financial Technology Startup) in the contrary are seeing a huge demand for their services.
They are offering what people want during this rough time.
A fast, secure and flexible way to ge...
2020-06-2317 min
Hugo PrinceRoad to the IPO | Podcast 28 | Jan ArpPodcast in English
We had the great honour to visit the Holt FinTech Accelerator and to interview not only Jan Arp, Cofounder & Managing Partner at Holt Accelerator, but the whole team of the Holt Accelerator.
Fintech (Financial Technology) is a subject that has been on everyone's minds. Technology is disrupting every industry and the financial sector is not an exception.
The Holt Accelerator is an AI Fintech Accelerator, they are modern day brokers, accelerating deals for Fintech startups between corporate clients and investors. Their content aims to provide executive's insights, advice and tools...
2019-02-2142 min
CineCouchCineCouch - Folge 81: Hugo
Hallo zusammen!
In diesem Podcast besprechen Daniel, Michi und Niels Martin Scorseses ersten und vielleicht letzten Kinderfilm: HUGO. Paris präsentiert sich dort verschneit und überaus digital, mit wunderschönen Animationen und berauschendem 3D. Hinzu kommt eine auf viele Weisen herzergreifende Geschichte, die uns vor allen Dingen am Anfang unserer Studienzeit tief bewegte. Dementsprechend behandeln wir insbesondere den filmgeschichtlichen Aspekt der Buchadaption von Brian Selznicks Vorlage. Wir wünschen euch viel Spaß und eine besinnliche Adventszeit, in die der Film außerordentlich gut passt!
HUGO in der IMDb
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2014-12-041h 07