BEING IN An interCULTURAL RELATIONSHIP MEANS WE GET TO LIVE LIFE WITH SO MANY DIVERSE EXPERIENCES! WE LEARN NEW LANGUAGES, SURVIVE LONG DISTANCES, BECOME TRAVELING EXPERTS, AND GET TO ENJOY A VARIETY OF TRADITIONS.
WE CALL ANOTHER CULTURE OUR FAMILY, WE RAISE GLOBAL CHILDREN, AND WE BECOME SOCIALLY OPEN MINDED.
A show for intercultural couples who are planning to blend their life together!
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Today is Juneteenth. The day when African Americans celebrate their freedom in the United States! Commemoration of the ending of slavery in this country.
And here we are more than 150 years later still fighting against racism! As protesters begin marching in the streets, people all over the world are starting to speak up against racism.
I’m taking this opportunity/occasion to talk about racism and about the protesting that is happening in the US, and all over the World. Protests against racism and police violence started after George Floyd’s death on May 25th. He was a black man, killed by a white police officer.
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TALKING ABOUT RACISM AS A WHITE EUROPEAN WOMEN LIVING IN AMERICA
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Chery and Nathan come from very different cultures, countries and ethnicities. Chery is from a small island in the Caribbean called Curaçao.And here we are more than 150 years later still fighting against racism! As protesters begin marching in the streets, people all over the world are starting to speak up against racism.
I’m taking this opportunity/occasion to talk about racism and about the protesting that is happening in the US, and all over the World. Protests against racism and police violence started after George Floyd’s death on May 25th. He was a black man, killed by a white police officer.
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LONG DISTANCE RELATIONSHIPS AND MOVING IN TOGETHER AS AN INTERRACIAL COUPLE WITH CHERY
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Blended marriages often come with a variety of challenges, but this couple made two culturally-different weddings fun.
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Hungarian girl from Arizona, wife, mama of an American-Hungarian family, podcaster;
helping international couples to embrace this new life they’re starting together and to celebrate their differences.
hi, my name is edit!
I’m a wedding photographer for intercultural couples who want their story to be documented in a real way.
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Living abroad in a Hungarian-American family and our intercultural marriage experience.
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Helping you document the wedding moments in real and authentic way!
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"Great info and insights! Always find some interesting thought or idea that I had never even considered. Edit is an amazing host and is very thoughtful in the topics she discusses."
"Down to earth and real!"
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"Edit is a great host! You can feel the energy and passion she has for what she does. I’ve found the content on her podcast to be very relevant for what I experience in my multicultural relationship. Excited to continue listening!"
"I love this podcast!"
- Su4S
"I found this podcast very recently. The title of the last podcast “white woman living in America” appeal to me so I gave it a go. I loved it. As a Portuguese woman living in America for 6 years, married to an Indian man...I can totally relate. It seems easy but it’s not easy at all. Thank you for this podcast. I am eager to listen to the following ones."
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- vMagdi
"What I love the most about the Getting Married Multiculturally podcast is how much support and encouragement I get from Edit, each time I listen her episodes.Being far away from our family is not easy,but resources and communities like this podcast is what makes us feel like we are not alone."
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