On this episode of 'Worlds Collide,' I join Aaron, a black American who took a leap of faith by moving to Colombia to discover his roots and pursue a life less ordinary. Aaron's candid conversation covers everything from the simplicity of fresh food in Colombia to the complex racial dynamics he navigates as an expatriate. His story is a testament to the transformative power of travel and the search for personal identity across borders. Listen in as Aaron reflects on his year-long adventure and contemplates the meaning of home.Thank you for the wonderful song from Serge Quarando called Spy Jazz. From Pixabay.If you want to be a guest on my Podcast or tell me something else, please reach out to me at [email protected] or find me on Instagram at Worldscollidepod.You can also subscribe to my Youtube Channel here.Find all episodes on my website https://worldscollidepodcast.wixsite.com/my-site-1Worlds Collide Podcast, Moving Abroad Experience, Black American Abroad, Life In Colombia, Cultural Immersion, Food Accessibility, Racial Dynamics, Digital Nomad Visa, Teaching English Overseas, Colombian Culture, Fresh Produce, Food Deserts, Cyber Security, Remote Work, Tech And Marketing, Expat Lifestyle, Personal Identity, Travel Transformation, Bilingual Challenges, International Teaching, Black Expat, Biking in Colombia, Teaching English Overseas

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