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A Baby Boomer in BosniaEmbracing the Eastern Mindset — My Journey of Cultural DiscoveryWelcome to A Baby Boomer in Bosnia, an anecdotal podcast, where I tel stories from my everyday life in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This heart-shaped, but much misunderstood country.Whether you’re tuning in for the first time or not, I’m so glad you’re here. In this episode of my personal anecdotal podcast, I address a listener's question about the differences between Eastern and Western mindsets, shaped by my 20 years of living in Bosnia and Herzegovina. I share my initial perceptions and how they evolved, emphasising the significant role of family and commun...2025-03-2413 min
Time Machine DiariesFrom Illyrian Blood to Ottoman Bloom: A Journey Through Bosnia's Turbulent Past
Warning: Contains graphic descriptions of historical violence.
This episode delves into the rich and complex history of Bosnia and Herzegovina. We begin with a chilling account of the Illyrian resistance against Roman rule, a glimpse into the brutal realities of ancient warfare.
Then, we journey through time, exploring the flourishing period of Ottoman rule, where East and West intertwined, fostering a unique and vibrant culture.
But the path of history is rarely smooth. We confront the shadows of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the rise of nationalism, and the devastating conflicts of the 20...2025-01-0219 min
My Perfect FailureInside The Mind Of A Spy With JJ Brun✅ Subscribe now for more episodes MPF Discussion with JJ BrunInside The Mind Of A Spy with JJ Brun About JJ BrunAs a seasoned veteran of the Intelligence Branch of the Canadian Armed Forces, I served with distinction as an contact handler on the ground in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Years in the discrete world of human intelligence and counter human intelligence have driven my desire to understand human behaviour’s intricacies and pass on the complex notion of interpersonal communication.Altho...2024-12-291h 23
The Beaches Podcast™Bosnia and Herzegovina: All You Need to Know About Beach Travel - Stunning Landscapes, Rich History, and Cultural DiversityIn this episode of 'The Beaches Podcast,' we dive into the hidden gems of Bosnia and Herzegovina's stunning coastline. Discover the breathtaking landscapes that make this destination a must-visit for beach lovers, and explore the rich history and cultural diversity that add depth to its natural beauty. From the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea to the charming coastal towns, join us as we uncover all you need to know about beach travel in this unique and captivating country. Whether you're planning your next getaway or simply dreaming of sun-soaked shores, this episode is your ultimate guide to...2024-10-0504 min
An Englishman in the Balkans.Exploring the Captivating Lives of Livno's Wild Horses.This episode takes us from the picturesque landscapes of the Lake District in the United Kingdom to the rugged mountains of Bosnia and Herzegovina. I catch up with equine photographer Ruth Chamberlain, who last year (2022), embarked on a remarkable journey to document the captivating lives of the wild horses of Livno.I find out about how Ruth's made this unexpected connection to Bosnia and Herzegovina, fuelled by a chance encounter with a breathtaking photograph that led her on an unforgettable adventure. Ruth's passion for promoting rare and unique equine breeds shines through as she shares...2024-02-0424 min
Two Worlds, One MeRamajanaI am thrilled to introduce a guest whose life story is as diverse and captivating as the many places she's called home - Ramayana Mabita. Ramayana's life is a tapestry of experiences -she's been a refugee, an immigrant, and now, a serial expat, having lived in seven countries across three continents.Our journey with Ramayana starts with a fascinating revelation. I first came across her story on Davide Bailey's podcast, 'Englishman in the Balkans,' and was so intrigued by her experiences that I knew I had to invite her to share them with us too. T...2024-01-131h 11
An Englishman in the Balkans.The Wine Culture of Bosnia and HerzegovinaIn this episode I chat with Bela Dominković, a Swiss wine expert now residing in Bosnia and Herzegovina. We talk about the unique wine culture of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the country's potential for wine tourism, the unique characteristics of Bosnian wines, and the challenges faced by local winemakers. Bela, an experienced sommelier and food & wine pairing expert, shares her knowledge about the local wine scene and her ambition for Bosnia and Herzegovina to become recognised as a quality boutique wine area on the global stage.00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction00:44 Getting to K...2024-01-0430 min
An Englishman in the Balkans.Exploring Travnik: The Heartbeat of Bosnia and HerzegovinaThis episode is about David's adventure to Travnik, a charming town in central Bosnia and Herzegovina. With the assistance of local guide Ben, David unveils the rich history, mouth-watering cuisine, captivating architecture and stunning nature of Travnik. Highlighting the efforts of passionate locals, this episode explores Travnik's potential as a top tourist destination. Discover unique experiences such as sheep shearing, taking a swing on an Instagram-famous spot, cherishing the view from a medieval fortress and grinding coffee in a traditional mill. David reveals the magic of Travnik by sharing interesting details...2023-12-2818 min
PodceteraPouring Perseverance: The Path to Wines of Illyria | Indira BayerPour yourself a glass of wine and partake in our captivating conversation highlighting the unstoppable spirit of Indira Bayer. Serving as the Founder, Executive Director, and Brand Ambassador of Wines of Illyria, Indira's story unfolds from her immigration journey in 1996, arriving in a new land from Bosnia and Herzegovina without a grasp of the English language. Her path weaves through the banking industry, various roles within the U.S. Department of State across Europe, culminating in her remarkable venture—establishing a wine label that features and celebrates Balkan wines in the United States.
The mission of Wines of...2023-11-2850 min
An Englishman in the BalkansThis Podcast is 10 Years Old - Throwback to Episode 1Welcome to this special throwback episode of the podcast, celebrating 10 years of “An Englishman in the Balkans”.The journey began in 2007 in Canada, and after a brief hiatus, it was relaunched in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2013.Over the years, the podcast has evolved, even changing titles a couple of times. This episode revisits the very first one from 2013, featuring a conversation with Kev Shannon, a young Brit who was walking across Serbia at the time.As we celebrate a decade of podcasting, we invite you to explore our archives and see how far we’ve come.Enjoy this short but sweet...2023-10-2711 min
An Englishman in the BalkansMy Two Worlds:Hello, this episode is a bit different from normal, because I’m replaying a podcast episode thats not mine. Back in may I was a guest on a fantastic podcast hosted by Slavenka Vuković- Bryan called Two Worlds, One Me. I think the podcast title is pretty explanatory, but basically my two world have been and are, the UK and my now adopted home of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.anenglishmaninthebalkans.info/subscribe2023-10-221h 05
An Englishman in the Balkans.The Power of Audio Storytelling in the BalkansPainting Pictures with Words and Sound.In this episode I want to share an intriguing conversation I had with Alexandra Bučko, a passionate podcasting enthusiast in the Western Balkans. In this interview, we delve into the world of podcasting and the challenges and opportunities it presents in the region.The Balkans is a place of rich culture and history, where people gather in coffee bars to discuss their ideas and thoughts. However, when it comes to mainstream media, the landscape is different. That true independent media can be challenging to find in th...2023-10-1550 min
An Englishman in the BalkansFrom Spain to Sarajevo:In this special episode, I delve into the captivating world of the Sarajevo Haggadah, one of the world's rarest and most significant historical documents. Join me as i unravel the mysteries and stories surrounding this ancient manuscript, which resides in the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.anenglishmaninthebalkans.info/subscribe2023-10-0837 min
An Englishman in the Balkans.From Spain to Sarajevo: Tracing the Sarajevo Haggadah's Remarkable OdysseyIn this special episode, I delve into the captivating world of the Sarajevo Haggadah, one of the world's rarest and most significant historical documents. Join me as i unravel the mysteries and stories surrounding this ancient manuscript, which resides in the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina.My guest for this episode is Aleksandra Bunčić, a passionate scholar and art historian who has dedicated her life to studying the Sarajevo Haggadah. Together, we embark on a fascinating exploration of this unique manuscript, shedding light on its origins, significance, and the journey it took from medieval Spain to...2023-10-0839 min
An Englishman in the Balkans.Following Her Intuition: Nadja Gydat's 'Move to Visoko, Bosnia and HerzegovinaWelcome to "An Englishman in the Balkans," the podcast that aims to encourage people to explore Bosnia and Herzegovina. We talk to fascinating individuals not only from Bosnia and Herzegovina but also those who have come to this country or, like me, live here. Today, I'm thrilled to introduce you to Nadja Gydat, an extraordinary woman who hails from Switzerland but has now made Visoko, just outside Sarajevo, her home. Nadja is on the verge of launching a wool-based eco-product, and her journey to this point is as intriguing as her upcoming venture.Nadja describes...2023-08-2031 min
An Englishman in the Balkans.The Future of Folklore in Bosnia and HerzegovinaIn this episode of the podcast, ! we are delving into the vibrant world of folklore in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a country where culture and tradition play an essential role in its identity. Dita Bajrami-Vrbanjac, the current Director of the folklore troupe based in Travnik, and passionate folklore enthusiast, explains the fascinating realm of Bosnian folklore.In Bosnia and Herzegovina, each major ethnic group has its unique way of portraying and preserving folklore, making it a colourful tapestry of tradition. Dita, shares her profound connection with folklore that dates back 34 years. From her first encounter with...2023-08-1336 min
Thoughts of a Random (Citizen Remote Podcast)The Inspiring Journey of a Serial Entrepreneur w/ Senad SanticEpisode 70Follow The HostDownload the AppThe Inspiring Journey of Serial EntrepreneurHave you ever watched a seedling grow into a towering tree? That's the trajectory of Senad Santic, our guest on today's episode. From escaping war-torn Yugoslavia to becoming a successful serial entrepreneur in Sweden, Senad forged his own path and ignited his passion for creating websites. His journey took him from aspiring professional basketball player to founder of multiple successful companies, including Avidnote, Robinize, Mendy, and ZenDev. Ever wondered about the e...2023-07-1242 min
An Englishman in the BalkansThe Concept of Ćejf :In This Episode of the podcast I have the pleasure of speaking with Nermin Numić, the co-owner and founder of a travel agency in Sarajevo called Ćejf, which is based on this very concept. “Numa” (thats his nickname) explained that the word Ćejf is derived from the Arabic word kayf, which means pleasure. It's a way of life that is all about finding pleasure in the small things.What's unique about Ćejf is that it's deeply personal and individual. Everyone has their own definition of what brings them pleasure and what makes them happy. In Sarajevo, where Numa is from, Će...2023-04-0323 min
An Englishman in the BalkansFrom Bosnia to ZimbabweIn This Episode.In this episode of the podcast I talk to Ramajana Mabita, originally from Bosnia and Herzegovina but presently living in Harare in Zimbabwe.I find out what, if any, similarities there are between the two countries, Ramajana’s culture shocks, her love of Zimbabwean fashion and also hear one of her favourite music tracks from this African nation, plus much more.🏴 An Englishman in the Balkans 🇧🇦 is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber.Get full access to 🏴 An Englishman in the Balkans 🇧🇦 at www.anenglishmanin...2023-03-2141 min
An Englishman in the BalkansMemories of Bosnia in 1997In This Episode.In this episode of the podcast, I sit down with Martine McNee, a former British military Public Affairs officer, to hear about her 8-month deployment in Bosnia and Herzegovina from late 1997 to mid 1998. Martine shares her experiences during this time, giving us insight into the work she did and the challenges she faced. She also discusses how her time in Bosnia has stayed with her and why she plans to return to visit the country.Get full access to 🏴 An Englishman in the Balkans 🇧🇦 at www.anenglishmaninthebalkans.com/subscribe This is a public episode. I...2023-03-1438 min
An Englishman in the BalkansThe Wines of Bosnia and HerzegovinaIn This Episode.In this episode of the podcast I get to know Bella Dominković and to find out so much I never knew about the wines of Bosnia and Herzegovina.It really is a fascinating insight into the wine culture of this country and how Bella is trying to put Bosnia on the world wine map as a high quality boutique wine area.Get full access to 🏴 An Englishman in the Balkans 🇧🇦 at www.anenglishmaninthebalkans.com/subscribe This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get...2023-03-0734 min
An Englishman in the BalkansTourism Trailblazer - Kathrin Numić in SarajevoIn This EpisodeJoin me as I chat with Kathrin Numić, a German tourism entrepreneur based in Sarajevo. Hear her inspiring story of her journey from Germany to Cape Town and finally to Sarajevo where she has established a small tourist agency with her husband. Discover her experiences of living in a new culture and find out what her future plans are for her business. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the life of a successful entrepreneur in a foreign land.Get full access to 🏴 An Englishman in the Balkans 🇧🇦 at www.anenglishmaninthebalkans.com/subscribe This is a public...2023-02-0226 min
An Englishman in the BalkansDanilo Bosnić - Banja Luka Tour Guide
In this episode I go to a coffee bar in the centre of Banja Luka, the country's second city to talk to Danilo Bosnić.
Danilo is a tour guide.
We discuss the difficulties and negative perceptions this country has, but also how a focussed slow tourism plan can really improve how Bosnia and Herzegovina is viewed as a Top travel destination.
Get full access to 🏴 An Englishman in the Balkans 🇧🇦 at www.anenglishmaninthebalkans.com/subscribe This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.anenglishmaninthebal2023-01-2726 min
An Englishman in the BalkansWelcome to An Englishman in the Balkans PodcastWelcome to 'An Englishman in the Balkans,' the podcast that will introduce you to Bosnia and Herzegovina, that heart shaped, but much misunderstood country in the western balkans. I'm David Pejčinović-Bailey, and I’m inviting you to join me as we explore this beautiful country from a unique perspective.In each episode, I'll share my personal experiences and insights as an immigrant living in Bosnia and Herzegovina and together, we'll peel back the layers and uncover the true essence of this often misunderstood nation.But it's not just about me. I'll...2023-01-2503 min
An Englishman in the Balkans.Welcome to An Englishman in the Balkans PodcastWelcome to 'An Englishman in the Balkans,' the podcast that will introduce you to Bosnia and Herzegovina, that heart shaped, but much misunderstood country in the western balkans. I'm David Pejčinović-Bailey, and I’m inviting you to join me as we explore this beautiful country from a unique perspective.In each episode, I'll share my personal experiences and insights as an immigrant living in Bosnia and Herzegovina and together, we'll peel back the layers and uncover the true essence of this often misunderstood nation.But it's not just about me. I'll...2023-01-2501 min
New Books in Jewish StudiesFrancine Friedman, "Like Salt for Bread: The Jews of Bosnia and Herzegovina" (Brill, 2021)Francine Friedman's Like Salt for Bread: The Jews of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Brill, 2021) is the only comprehensive treatment in any language of a rather “exotic” Balkan Jewish community. It places the Jewish community of Bosnia and Herzegovina into the context of the Jewish world, but also of the world within which it existed for around five hundred years under various empires and regimes. The Bosnian Jews might have remained a mostly unknown community to the rest of the world had it not played a unique role within the Bosnian Wars of the early 1990s, providing humanitarian aid to its neighb...2022-07-201h 26
Brill on the WireFrancine Friedman, "Like Salt for Bread: The Jews of Bosnia and Herzegovina" (Brill, 2021)Francine Friedman's Like Salt for Bread: The Jews of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Brill, 2021) is the only comprehensive treatment in any language of a rather “exotic” Balkan Jewish community. It places the Jewish community of Bosnia and Herzegovina into the context of the Jewish world, but also of the world within which it existed for around five hundred years under various empires and regimes. The Bosnian Jews might have remained a mostly unknown community to the rest of the world had it not played a unique role within the Bosnian Wars of the early 1990s, providing humanitarian aid to its neighb...2022-07-201h 26
New Books in Early Modern HistoryFrancine Friedman, "Like Salt for Bread: The Jews of Bosnia and Herzegovina" (Brill, 2021)Francine Friedman's Like Salt for Bread: The Jews of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Brill, 2021) is the only comprehensive treatment in any language of a rather “exotic” Balkan Jewish community. It places the Jewish community of Bosnia and Herzegovina into the context of the Jewish world, but also of the world within which it existed for around five hundred years under various empires and regimes. The Bosnian Jews might have remained a mostly unknown community to the rest of the world had it not played a unique role within the Bosnian Wars of the early 1990s, providing humanitarian aid to its neighb...2022-07-201h 26
New Books in ReligionFrancine Friedman, "Like Salt for Bread: The Jews of Bosnia and Herzegovina" (Brill, 2021)Francine Friedman's Like Salt for Bread: The Jews of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Brill, 2021) is the only comprehensive treatment in any language of a rather “exotic” Balkan Jewish community. It places the Jewish community of Bosnia and Herzegovina into the context of the Jewish world, but also of the world within which it existed for around five hundred years under various empires and regimes. The Bosnian Jews might have remained a mostly unknown community to the rest of the world had it not played a unique role within the Bosnian Wars of the early 1990s, providing humanitarian aid to its neighb...2022-07-201h 26
New Books in Eastern European StudiesFrancine Friedman, "Like Salt for Bread: The Jews of Bosnia and Herzegovina" (Brill, 2021)Francine Friedman's Like Salt for Bread: The Jews of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Brill, 2021) is the only comprehensive treatment in any language of a rather “exotic” Balkan Jewish community. It places the Jewish community of Bosnia and Herzegovina into the context of the Jewish world, but also of the world within which it existed for around five hundred years under various empires and regimes. The Bosnian Jews might have remained a mostly unknown community to the rest of the world had it not played a unique role within the Bosnian Wars of the early 1990s, providing humanitarian aid to its neighb...2022-07-201h 26
An Englishman in the BalkansA Mexican in Banja LukaIn this episode Tamara and I visit “Chiquita”, a Mexican restaurant in Hanište, Banja Luka. Chiquita is the only venue that serves Authentic Mexican cuisine in the city. Yes, there are Mexican recipes featured on our restaurants menus, but to be honest they really don’t “cut the mustard”. Adriana, who co-owns this small restaurant, tells us about the influences she has brought to Banja Luka as well as the similarities in culture, historical links and the food she prepares. It's quite the storyGet full access to 🏴 An Englishman in the Balkans 🇧🇦 at www.anenglishmaninthebalkans.com/subscribee7sB0...2022-07-1921 min
An Englishman in the BalkansRemembering YugoslaviaThis interview was recorded with a few hiccups due to buffering across our feed 😞In this episode I get to talk to Peter Korchnak, Podcaster and Writer, about the “Remembering Yugoslavia” Podcast.The Remembering Yugoslavia podcast explores the memory of the country that no longer exists. How do people of the former Yugoslav republics remember and imagine their former homeland?“I was born in a country that no longer exists (Czechoslovakia) and explore the memory of another (Yugoslavia)”.🏴 An Englishman in the Balkans 🇧🇦 is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming...2022-07-1217 min
An Englishman in the BalkansThe Bosnian Who Lives on a BoatThis interview was recorded with a few hiccups due to buffering across our feed 😞In this episode I get to talk to Biljana Lipić, a resident of Cornwall in the United Kingdom but originally from Sarajevo.Biljana lives on a boat anchored on a Cornish river. I first found out about Biljana from a story that I stumbled across online.I have to admit that I have always had an interest in narrow boating, and living on the water in general, so when I saw that someone from Sarajevo had achieved what was one of my d...2022-07-0532 min
WWP | World Wide PodcastWWP #27 Bosnia and Herzegovina ft.Nino HIn today's podcast, we travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina, the country that once had its own religion and a big empire that controlled a lot of Europe. We were joined by Nino where we discussed the no existence of beaches and access to the ocean, the dominance Bosnia had over Europe, and the unique religion the country had for its people.
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An Englishman in the BalkansThe Singer Songwriter - Vanja MišićIn this episode I’m out and about enjoying coffee in the early evening on the outskirts of Banja Luka.Catching up for a coffee on the banks of the River Vrbas and talking to Vanja Mišić, an accomplished singer and songwriter from Banja Luka. We’ll listen to some of her songs, plus find out about what the music industry is like in this part of the world, her musical journey, mental health and her future plans.The English Lyrics to “Prstima”Find out more about Vanja HERE: If you would like to sup...2022-03-2239 min
An Englishman in the BalkansThe Documentary PhotographerIn this episode I talk to David Harmes, a Canadian, who at the age of 22, was a Documentary Photographer for the Red Cross in 1993’s war torn Croatia, experiencing the effects of conflict and Dodging Mines.He came back to the region some 16 years later and this time was thrown out of one of them.It’s quite the story.Osijek - Croatia -1993.Just a few of the images from David’s time in Osijek in 1993.David’s Hyperlocal Community Radio ProjectIf you would like to support our podcast you can...2022-03-1538 min
An Englishman in the BalkansWorld Radio Day 2022Hello and welcome to this week's post, which is audio based. Why? Well this 13th February is World Radio Day.As you will know from following the blog, plus my content on social platforms, I have always been passionate about radio.In fact, I came to Bosnia and Herzegovina back in 1998, to launch a radio station!Back to this post. My initial plan was to write about the history of this UN launched project, but, by pure happenstance, an old radio buddy of mine who is in Canada, and runs a community station there, contacted me and asked if...2022-02-1234 min
An Englishman in the BalkansSpeedQueen in Bosnia and HerzegovinaBetween 2002 and 2004, a successful Club in Leeds UK, called SpeedQueen, temporarily set up in the north west of Bosnia and Herzegovina to bring a new experience to the youth of the area.NATO at that time had a byline for their operation. It was “Mir i Tolerancija”, or “Peace and Tolerance”SpeedQueen however, really hit the mark with youth audiences with their “Harmonija I Fantazija” or “Harmony and Fantasy”.This podcast starts to tell that story.I think one of the biggest experiences that we had was, we got asked by NATO, by the Stabilisation Force– if we would go and wo...2022-02-021h 01
An Englishman in the Balkans90 in 180 DaysIn this episode of the podcast David and Tamara explain the 90 days in any 180 rule for people visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina and also what you will require to do if you wish to apply for long term residency.For more information please visit the Service for Foreigners Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina.You can also ask us any questions regarding visiting the country, especially slow tourism by leaving a comment.If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe...2021-11-0324 min
An Englishman in the BalkansThe MuralistBanja Luka is the birthplace of Nataša Konjević a female muralist.At the time of writing this post, Nataša is the only female muralist in Bosnia and Herzegovina, doing big scale murals on buildings. Yes, there are more women and men doing murals, (but none of the other girls paint on a large scale of 10 or 15 meters highIn my opinion, Nataša is a Unique, Trail Blazing person.In the following podcast I find out about her. Not only as a person, but why she chose to paint these huge Murals, her ethical approach to a...2021-10-2739 min
An Englishman in the BalkansZimnica - Winter FoodIn this episode of the podcast David and Tamara talk about Zimnica - Winter Food.If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe buying us a coffee or a sandwich?https://buymeacoffee.com/davidbaileyRead Our Blog at Living in Bosnia and HerzegovinaFacebook Page https://www.facebook.com/lifeinbosniaandherzegovinaInstagram: @life_in_bihAsk us any questions or give a suggestion for a Podcast.Come and visit...2021-10-2022 min
An Englishman in the BalkansAn Englishman living in the Jugoslavija of the 80's and 90's.In this episode of the podcast David talks to Martin Gannon about his experiences working in Jugoslavija.How an Englishman found himself working in the Jugoslavijan Tourism Industry, developing projects and experiencing the heydays of JAT, the state run airline.And how like so many others, he has the deepest affection for the western Balkans and its people.The piece of music in this podcast is: “Moja Je Pjesma Lagana” by Parni ValjakThe link to Martins interview with Total Croatia News.If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like...2021-10-1337 min
An Englishman in the BalkansA Long Overdue Podcast Catch UpIn this episode of the podcast Tamara and I catch up with whats been happening recently to us.We talk about vaccinations here, our new video format for vlogs, Tamara’s recipes, visiting local towns and why people are returning to live in Bosnia and Herzegovina after being abroad for decades.If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe buying us a coffee or a sandwich?https://buymeacoffee.com/davidbaileyRead Our Blog at Living in Bo...2021-10-0628 min
Dignified Resilience with Riada AkyolRiada & Jasmin Mujanovic, Harun Buljina on politics, multigenerational legacies of trauma, history, future of Bosnia & H., Western BalkansWow, what a truly candid and powerful conversation - on politics, history, future of Bosnia & Herzegovina, Western Balkans and so much more!Learn why Jasmin believes that the biggest threat in the Western Balkans region is the renewed Serbian ultra-nationalism as the stated government policy of the regime in Belgrade.Guests also addressed the “Open Balkan” regional market initiative and the absence of Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, and why ”in the Western Balkans, the Serbian World is a fact on the ground and a threat to be confronted; concepts like the Open Balkan initiative are just fine ideas on pap...2021-09-301h 35
An Englishman in the Balkans50 Top Locations in Bosnia and HerzegovinaZoran Matić is a journalist, passionate about his home country of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH).He's recently published the definitive guide for travellers to BiH, not only in his native language but already English and others which will follow in the near future.When a foreigner looks for things to do in Bosnia and Herzegovina their first stop is Brandts Tour Guide. Zoran tells us how that is.Unlike many tourist guides, Zoran has actually visited all the places in his book., which was quite the undertaking.He also introduces some o...2021-08-2719 min
An Englishman in the BalkansFrom Brooklyn to Banja LukaJonathan Groubert has a connection to Banja Luka. I found him some years ago through an amazing podcast (docucast), that Radio Netherlands had produced.With his Balkan connection, I wanted to find out about his views and feelings towards the region and more importantly Bosnia and Herzegovina.We also talked about the power of narrative journalism and how podcasting has developed.To find out more about Jonathan check out his website at: grewbearmedia.comIf you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you...2021-08-2342 min
An Englishman in the BalkansInnovative Slow TourismSome time ago, I recorded a short interview for a future podcast, with Elizabeth O’Neill, an Australian lady, who with her husband Gerard, were currently visiting the Western Balkans. She told me that they “Work Away”. They get themselves to their chosen destination country, and then work for a maximum of 20 hours a week in return for accommodation and food. I was intrigued as to how they found where work was offered, and what they might be required to do. After all Elizabeth and her husband were “early retirees”, (her words), so heavy manual labouring might be a bit too mu...2021-08-1112 min
An Englishman in the BalkansKeeping Traditions Alive in Bosnia and HerzegovinaIt seems that wherever I go in Bosnia and Herzegovina, traditional skills and cultural activities are slowly disappearing.From making instruments, to dancing and much more, the latest generations of young people, don't seem interested, and that could mean a massive impact on the heritage of not only this misunderstood country but also the wider region.I talk to Nemanja Knežević, to learn a little about the challenges he faces as the director of Banja Luka's biggest traditional dance ensemble.Check out the website of Ensemble Veselin Mašlese. Veselin Mašle...2021-07-2049 min
An Englishman in the BalkansIvy Šibinčić - From an island off the Philippines to a small village in Bosnia and HerzegovinaThis episode sees me talking to Ivy Sibincic a former journalist and chef from the Philippines who is now a Sustainable living evangelist.Ivy lives with her Husband, Slaven, and two daughters, In a small village in the north of Bosnia and Herzegovina, close to the border with Croatia.Ivy tells me about embracing the culture of her new home country, finding a more peaceful life and growing asian vegetables in a Balkan Climate.You can find out more about Ivy at:YouTube: The Sibincic FamilyFacebook: The Sibincic...2021-06-101h 07
A Sideways Life: The honest guide to living & working abroad18: Meet Kris (from Florida) & Dana (orig from Bosnia) who are two engineers who love to travelYou're in for a treat this week!
Not only do these guys have a unique way of planning holidays (and as they are both engineers, you'd be right in thinking it's well planned), but they love everything to do with wine, and Dana moved to Florida from Bosnia & Herzegovina just after the conflict in the 90's (you'll already know that Bosnia & Herzegovina is one of our favourite places).
If you like a good story, then let's get started!
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PS. You've subscribed already, haven't you? Phew. If you had not, I'd have to sen...2021-05-2741 min
An Englishman in the BalkansAn Argentinian in Bosnia and HerzegovinaThis past week I finally caught up with Denise from Argentina who lives in Banja Luka. We discussed life as foreigners here. Denise has her own YouTube channel but also has a very dynamic Instagram account.If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe buying us a coffee or a sandwich?https://buymeacoffee.com/davidbaileyRead Our Blog at Living in Bosnia and HerzegovinaFacebook Page https://www.facebook.com/lifeinbosniaandherzegovinaIns...2021-05-2744 min
An Englishman in the BalkansTravelling Differently with Hubert NijmeijerIn this episode of the podcast I catch up with Hubert Nijmeijer, the CEO of Netherlands based "HiHi Guide".Hubert has a new take on travelling (not tourism per se), which he feels is the way to go, especially in what will be our new "Post COVID World".You can find out more about HiHi Guide HEREIf you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe buying us a coffee or a sandwich?ht...2021-04-2732 min
An Englishman in the BalkansFrom Dayton to Bosnia and HerzegovinaDavid talks to Arch Grieve a Mediation expert from Dayton Ohio.David and Arch talk about Arch's impressions of visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina and his work with a project helping Bosnian youth determine their future.You can find out more about Arch Grieve:https://www.dayton.com/entertainment/personalities/dayton-punching-above-our-weight-internationally-group-leader-says/Frlh58juuh9HAd7zBK719M/ (Dayton Dot Com)http://archandamandastravelblog.blogspot.com/2016/07/bosnia-herzegovina-trip-part-i-sarajevo.html (Arch's Blog)https://www.youtube.com/user/TheArchie5022 (Arch on Youtube)https://www.tiktok.com/@the_conflict_coach?lang=en (Arch on TikTok)2021-04-1943 min
An Englishman in the BalkansTalking to Tom Beck about "Goodbye Britain"Today’s episode its a bit different. Today I talk to Tom Beck who’s originally from Watford in the UK but now lives near Potsdam in Germany.Tom has recently published a Book called “Goodbye Britain” I am a Brit who left and settled in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Tom interviewed me for his book, and after reading it, I wanted to find out about the stories that others who have left Britain had to tell.Tom has also visited Bosnia and Herzegovina so I wanted to hear what his impressions of the misunders...2021-03-2247 min
An Englishman in the BalkansInternational Women's Day - Bosnia and HerzegovinaIn this episode Tamara and I talk about International Women’s Day or Dan Žen, but simply referred to as osmi mart (8th March).So find out a little history and culture from not only Bosnia and Herzegovina but also the former Yugoslavia.If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe buying us a coffee or a sandwich?https://www.paypal.com/davidbaileymbe (https://www.paypal.com/davidbaileymbe)Read Our Blog at htt...2021-03-0821 min
An Englishman in the Balkans7 Questions and Answers about Bosnia and HerzegovinaTamara and David answer some of your questions:1. Are there many houses made of wood in BiH? Seems that most houses are made of bricks. In Norway 90% of the houses are made of wood.2. Is Herzegovina a separate geographical area within BiH?3. What are the various culture that made up Banja Luka and the various cultures in present day? What about the people living there. What are their occupations; industry, tourism etc?4. How many dogs you guys have?5. How did you guys meet?6. What are the rules...2021-02-2420 min
An Englishman in the BalkansSome Fun Facts from Bosnia and HerzegovinaTamara and Me look at some Facts concerning Bosnia and Herzegovina.When researching somewhere to visit, I invariably land on links that say 5 fun facts about wherever, or 6 stunning places you must visit.So, on this episode we look at some fun facts from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Without giving too much away, a few of them are quirky and not well known at all.If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe buying us...2021-02-0825 min
An Englishman in the BalkansTraditional Folklore Dancing in Bosnia and HerzegovinaHello and welcome to the living in Bosnia and Herzegovina podcast. A podcast that tells stories from this much misunderstood country. In today's episode, we'll be finding out more about folklore, and in particular, traditional dancing. Back in 2019, I became aware of a young lady from South Holland, who had been dancing with a folklore ensemble in the nearby city of Banja Luka. She was at that time starting to make a film about Bosnian folk dancing, because she felt that these traditions might be starting to disappear, and she wanted to preserve that experience for future generations. So...2021-01-2534 min
Eyal’s Geography CornerBosnia & HerzegovinaToday on Eyal's Geography Corner we are finally back at it with Bosnia and Herzegovina, a nearly-landlocked nation in the Balkan which remains wholly unique in its three-way distribution of nearly everything, and is the place where one of the most devastating events in world history would begin. So join me today as we take a look at the tri-ethnically, bi-regionally divided, yet unequivocally united as one, state of Bosnia and Herzegovina!2021-01-1013 min
An Englishman in the BalkansSounds of The Balkans - November 2020Sounds of The Balkans In this edition of the podcast, we play some eclectic Balkan music mixed with some Balkan gossip .The tracks we featured are:Balkan - https://www.facebook.com/omikimusic/ (Omiki )I Daje - https://www.facebook.com/SassjaSassja/about/ (Sassja)Baila Leila - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goran_Bregovi%C4%87 (Goran Bregović)Lasting Kind of Love - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ana_Popovi%C4%87 (Ana Popović)Opa Cupa - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavic_Soul_Party! (Slavic Soul Party)T...2020-11-271h 19
Chitter ChatterUnique Facts And Weird Laws #39: Bosnia And HerzegovinaHello everybody this is Ethan and welcome back to another episode of Unique Facts And Weird Laws. If you don't know how this series works it's where I give 15 unique facts and a couple of weird laws about a certain country of my choosing in this case Bosnia and Herzegovina. Thank you very much for listening and as always please sit back, relax enjoy, and keep safe! :)
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An Englishman in the BalkansSounds of The Balkans - October 2020Sounds of The BalkansIn this edition of the podcast, we focus on music from Bosnia and Herzegovina as well as Croatia and Serbia.Some old tracks and some really up to date ones too.The tracks we featured are:https://www.divanhana.ba/en/biography2/ (Divanhana) - Oj safete, sajo, sarajlijohttps://amiramedunjanin.com/ (Amira Medunjanin) - Ajde Jano Kolo Da Igramohttp://www.snailrecords.nl/artist/ljb/ (Ljiljana Buttler) - Nocas Mi Srce Patihttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%A0aban_Bajramovi...2020-10-2755 min
An Englishman in the BalkansRebuilding the Ferhadija Mosque in Banja Luka, Bosnia and HerzegovinaToday it's a bit of a look back episode, to an interview I did in 2016, when the Ferhadija Mosque in Banja Luka was re-opened after some 23 years.The Ferhadija Mosque in Banja Luka was originally commissioned by, Ferhat Pasha Sokolovic and built in 1579. It stood near the centre of Banja Luka until the night of 6–7 May 1993, some 27 years ago, when it was destroyed by explosion.The Ferhadija's location remained destroyed for these years and some said that it would never be rebuilt, but rebuilt it was. There were a lot of people involved in the reb...2020-06-1222 min
The Balkan TalksS2E7: Destination Bosnia and Herzegovina with Vildan KorjenicWhat are our favourite places to visit in Bosnia and Herzegovina? Why should you consider the country for your next visit in the Western Balkans? If you like active vacations or if you would like an unique culture to immerse yourself in, then look towards Bosnia and Herzegovina for your next trip! We invited Vildan Korjenić from Dit Is Bosniē (This Is Bosnia) and Dit Is Bosnië TV to tell us about why he believes everybody should visit this beautiful country, and why he started promoting Bosnia and Herzegovina with his popular online channel. Please let us know your fav...2020-06-0357 min
An Englishman in the BalkansFinding out about Spomenik in the former YugoslaviaIn this edition of the Podcast, I’ll be focussing on Spomenik. Spomenik are large monuments from the former Yugoslavia, and you see them across the whole of the Western Balkans and in particular here in Bosnia and Herzegovina.Normally, they're massive structures built out of concrete, and I think the architectural design is called “Brutalism” but they are very, very impressive.The Spomenik Database can be accessed at https://spomenikdatabas.org (https://spomenikdatabas.org).If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like t...2019-12-1131 min
VOZWIN PodcastVOZWIN S1:E7 - About The We Not the Me (with L.Col Bruno Plourde, CD)Lest We Forget.
Lieutenant-Colonel Bruno Plourde was born in Lévis, Quebec. He join the Army Reserve with the Régiment de la Chaudière in 1980 as an infantryman and commissioned in 1983.
During his service, he represented Canada at the NATO Military Pentathlon Competition of the Allied Confederacy of Officers of the Reserve (CIOR). He successively deployed in CFB Goose Bay Protection Company as part of the OP UNIQUE, in Bosnia-Herzegovina in 2001 as SFOR Senior Regional Liaison and Disarmament Officer with the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in 2004 Chief of Staff - Sector 2 in Kisangani to the United Nations Mis...2019-11-1144 min
An Englishman in the BalkansThe Wooden Church of St Nicholas at RomanovciOn this edition of the podcast Tamara and I visit the wooden church at Romanovci. Over the years, I have developed an interest in wooden chapels and churches, and mosques with wooden minarets, that are to be seen across Bosnia and Herzegovina.Today I travelled the short distance to Romanovci, to see the church of St Nicholas (Sv Nikola).Sadly it was closed but I will come back to see inside.This church is special, in that it is a national monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina.If you enjoy the podcast...2019-07-0911 min
An Englishman in the BalkansA Mexican Returns to Bosnia and HerzegovinaHello and welcome to this edition of the Podcast. In this episode, I catch up with Jose Angelo Gallegos a YouTuber and Filmmaker from California. Last year I interviewed Jose, who had arrived in Banja Luka, having previously produced and published "Bitter Sweet Bosnia", his first film about BiH on YouTube. We talked about filmmaking, social media, the region, BIH AND much more. Especially what attracted a Mexican American to come to this part of the world. I posted the interview here on my podcast. So it was a real treat, to find out that Jose (whose latest project is a...2019-06-2319 min
An Englishman in the BalkansA Kiwi in the BalkansHello and welcome to this edition of the Podcast.In this episode, I catch up with Andy Dunn, a New Zealander who is visiting his parents in law in Banja Luka.We talk about his views and experiences in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Western Balkans and his off beat love with Uštipci.Andys Website is: https://flukeartist.weebly.com/ (https://flukeartist.weebly.com/)I highly recommend following Andy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andynikoladunn (https://www.instagram.com/andynikoladunn).If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and...2019-05-0917 min
An Englishman in the BalkansJose Gallegos - FilmmakerIn this episode I get to talk to Jose Gallegos from California, who is back in the Balkans making films.After a brief visit to Serbia, Jose gave up his job to travel and make films.To find out more about jose you can follow him on Instagram at:https://www.instagram.com/joseangelo/ (https://www.instagram.com/joseangelo/)On Facebook at:https://www.facebook.com/ReturnTheFavor (https://www.facebook.com/ReturnTheFavor)Joses Film " This is Serbia" Joses Film "Bitter Sweet Bosnia".If you enjoy the podcast p...2018-08-2520 min
An Englishman in the BalkansAlisa Teletović - Artist from SarajevoIn this edition of the podcast I catch up with Alisa Teletović who is exhibiting her works in the Trogir City Museum.Alisa focusses on positivity and I just had to find out more from "An Artist Who Left and Came Back".Alisa was born in Bosnia Herzegovina in 1974.Fleeing the war, she moved to Australia where she completed Bachelor of Fine Arts and Advanced Diploma in Electronic design and Interactive media at RMIT, Melbourne.She lived in Sydney, Melbourne, Roxby Downs, Perth, and in 2011 re-settled in Sarajevo where she lives today.2018-07-1125 min
An Englishman in the BalkansFinding Out About Nick SemwogerereThis episode is a somewhat collaborative episode between The Balkan Adventures Podcast and Balkan Stories.My good friend and Vienna based blogger, Christoph Baumgarten caught up with Nick Semwogerere, a Londoner and Musician to find out why Nick had somewhat "fallen in love" with Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Western Balkans in general.Nick has had a passion for writing since a young age. Initially starting with poetry, this led on to writing song lyrics when he got into music. During media studies and English literature at college he found he had a writing style that f...2018-02-1239 min
An Englishman in the BalkansGorstak Pivo - Craft Beer in Bosnia and HerzegovinaI like to seek out success stories from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Why? Because this beautiful country and it's everyday citizens deserve it. After all, just use your favourite browser and search Bosnia (or any combination theteof) and you'll see what I mean. So in this episode I catch up with Nikola Galić from Banja Luka, who has turned his hobby of home brewing into what he hopes will become a commercial success. Nikola tells me about why he started, how he chose the name "Highlander" and what he does to overcome the pervading negati...2018-02-0527 min
An Englishman in the BalkansA Micronesian in Banja LukaIn this episode I catch up with Sheila Savanović, who, I think, is the only Micronesian living in South East Europe.If I’m wrong here then please drop me a message or an email.Sheila's story is one of adventure, and in every adventure there are ups and downs.So, lets crack on and meet Sheila Savanović, a girl from the Pacific.If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe buying us a...2018-01-2530 min
An Englishman in the BalkansDijana Tepšić - EntrepreneurIn this episode, I talk to Dijana Tepšić, a Digital Entrepreneur in Banja Luka.Dijana is a former Broadcaster, Singer and Club DJ and is also, today, an advocate for a Healthy Lifestyle.We discuss launching a successful business in today's dysfunctional Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Dijana offers some practical advice for those who dream of, but are too scared to, launch their own companies.If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe bu...2018-01-1136 min
An Englishman in the BalkansThe Traditional Music of Bosnia and HerzegovinaIn this edition of the podcast (and the final one for 2017), I play nearly an hour of Sevdah Music, a style thats allegedly the traditional music of Bosnia and Herzegovina.If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe buying us a coffee or a sandwich?https://www.paypal.com/davidbaileymbe (https://www.paypal.com/davidbaileymbe)Read Our Blog at https://livinginbosniaandherzegovina.com/ (Living in Bosnia and Herzegovina)Facebook Page https://www.facebook...2017-12-3059 min
An Englishman in the BalkansWalking from Amsterdam to SarajevoOn the 24th of March 2017, Eva left Amsterdam to hike for a while. "Walking back to the Balkans". Why? Because she can, because she likes hiking. Because it's slow, because it's a perfect way to really see a country. To feel and experience. Because she feels good, being "on the road". And because she thought it would be a good idea to (re)discover her own country, before heading off to the Balkans.Get full access to 🏴 An Englishman in the Balkans 🇧🇦 at www.anenglishmaninthebalkans.com/subscribe This is a public episode. If you’d like to discus...2017-11-2337 min
An Englishman in the BalkansDr Semir Osmanagić talks about the Bosnian Pyramids in Visoko 2017Dr Semir Osmanagić talks about the Bosnian Pyramids in Visoko 2017.On a recent trip to find out about the Pyramids at Visoko, we were pleasantly surprised to meet Semir Osmanagić, the man who discovered and introduced the pyramids to the world back in 2005.The opportunity to sit down with Semir and to find out more about this unique project, first hand, was too good to ignore.If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe bu...2017-11-0833 min
An Englishman in the Balkans.Dr Semir Osmanagić talks about the Bosnian Pyramids in Visoko 2017Dr Semir Osmanagić talks about the Bosnian Pyramids in Visoko 2017.On a recent trip to find out about the Pyramids at Visoko, we were pleasantly surprised to meet Semir Osmanagić, the man who discovered and introduced the pyramids to the world back in 2005.The opportunity to sit down with Semir and to find out more about this unique project, first hand, was too good to ignore.If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe bu...2017-11-0833 min
Deep House Dublin RadioGPS presents Sub One (Point Blank, Family Grooves) Bosnia&HerzegovinaSub One is a pioneer of the Sarajevo underground music scene, influencing the generation of clubbers and clubbing culture in Bosnia and Herzegovina at the turn of the Millennium.
Visit of the techno-nomads like “Spiral Tribe”, “Desert Storm Sound System” and others to the post-war Sarajevo in mid-nineties left a big mark on him shifting his life focus and love to electronic music.
From the beginning he embraced the Drum Code, Primate, Cocoon, Plus 8, Devil’s Choice -alike Techno on vinyl which influenced his later style of music. In Sarajevo, his residence and party home base, he or...2017-08-1356 min
An Englishman in the BalkansThe Dubioza KolektivFinding out about the Amazing Dubioza Kolektiv from Vedran Mujagić.I recently managed to do something that I've been trying to do for quite a considerable amount of time.Years ago I stumbled across a band here in Bosnia and Herzegovina called the Dubioza Kolektiv, basically a bunch of guys back then from the towns of Zenica and Mostar and the city of Sarajevo, producing really great music, some radical lyrics describing the country and the area that they came from, and the problems that everyday people suffer.Heres my interview with Bass P...2017-07-2320 min
An Englishman in the BalkansThe Funky Guerrilla StoryThe Funky Guerrilla Story. The story (so far), told by co-founder Predrag Borojević, about an innovative startup from Gradiška in the north of Bosnia and Herzegovina.The idea, the obstacles. highlights and downslides, and the rocky creative road to success.In a country (Bosnia and Herzegovina) where success stories are really so far and few between, The Funky Guerrilla are, in way, trailblazers!If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe buying us a...2017-06-1136 min
An Englishman in the BalkansChristoph Baumgartner and Balkan Stories Dot NetChristoph Baumgartner and Balkan Stories Dot Net.As a Blogger/Vlogger it can sometimes be a bit lonely, trying to come up with topics and ideas for future content, either as Blog Posts or Vlogs for my youtube channel.Over the past 2 years I have become increasingly more in contact with a Blogger, also keenly interested in the Balkans, but from Vienna in Austria. His name is Christoph Baumgartner and he runs Balkan Stories, a blog in German.We have struck up an "online" friendship and recently during a visit to Bosnia and...2017-06-0131 min
An Englishman in the BalkansA Belgian Mountain Biking in Bosnia and HerzegovinaOn this episode, I talk to Jelle, who is from Belgium and now lives in Konjic in Northern Herzegovina.I caught up with him to find out more about him and his mountain biking.So how did he end up living in Bosnia and Herzegovina?It's a long story.If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe buying us a coffee or a sandwich?https://www.paypal.com/davidbaileymbe (https...2017-04-2512 min
An Englishman in the BalkansNorwegians and Brits on the Jahorina Mountain near SarajevoIn this episode I find out about why people like being on the Jahorina Mountain.I catch up with a few Brits and a Norwegian and ask why they decided to come to Bosnia and Herzegovina for their skiing.If you enjoy the podcast please subscribe/follow and share with a friend!If you would like to support our podcast you can, by maybe buying us a coffee or a sandwich?https://www.paypal.com/davidbaileymbe (https://www.paypal.com/davidbaileymbe)Read Our Blog at https://livinginbosniaandherzegovina.com/ (Living...2017-03-2523 min