Lucie's Podcast Ordinary Women Join us for an engaging episode of Worlds Collide as host Viktoria sits down with Lucie, a passionate expatriate who has made the bustling city of London her home. Lucie shares her captivating journey from a small town near Rennes, France, to the vibrant streets of London, revealing what drew her to the city and why it has become such a beloved destination for so many expats.Throughout the episode, Lucie opens up about her experiences of adapting to life in London, from navigating the housing market to overcoming language barriers and cultural differences. She candidly discusses the challenges of Brexit, the nuances of British and French politics, and the unique aspects of living in an international hub like London. Listeners will gain insights into the diverse culinary scene, the vibrant cultural life, and the myriad opportunities that make London an exciting place to live.For those curious about life in London, the intricacies of moving abroad, or the cultural contrasts between France and the UK, this episode offers a wealth of engaging stories and practical insights. Tune in to hear more about Lucie's experiences and her reflections on living and thriving in one of the world's most cosmopolitan cities.If you have your own story to share or want to connect, reach out to us at [email protected] or find us on Instagram, Threads, or TikTok @worldscollidepod. Don't forget to follow the podcast for instant updates on new episodes. Until next time, keep colliding with new worlds and expanding your own horizons.Keywords: London, France, Expat Life, Moving Abroad, Cultural Adaptation, Brexit, International Living, British Culture, Expat Podcast, Integration, Making Friends Abroad, Work-Life Balance, Expat Challenges, Travel, Adaptability, Community Building, Personal Growth, Language Learning, International Internship, Study Abroad, Erasmus(00:00) World Collide podcast features another story of moving to London(01:34) Viktoria: Hi, Lucy, how are you doing today(06:14) You did your internship in London before Brexit, so it was easier(07:19) Compared to other times you've moved, finding a London flat was easier(08:34) Was it hard to find a job in London after graduating from university(10:11) When you first got to London, were you already comfortable speaking English(12:21) In France, when you're in middle school, you need a second language(14:32) You said you want to move to a different place in the eu(16:53) I definitely miss French foods when I move to England(20:57) Do you actually go to the bakery every day? My American friend asked me(21:54) The British government recently passed a law restricting people's right to protest(26:59) French law allows police to decide whether protests are illegal or not(30:15) What is it that you really like about London(31:24) Could you compare the international aspect to, for example, to Rome(33:44) You struggled with getting used to a different currency when you first moved to London(38:15) When I go back to the EU, I use the Euro(38:48) How long did it take you to get used to traffic in France(42:52) If I have emergency, the plane is usually cheaper than the train(43:44) Do you have like your own theory why London is such an international hub(48:05) I mean, same as in Germany. It's just shocking. Yeah. It really is so, so frightening(48:14) When people move to another country, they don't really consider politics(53:07) La Pence allegedly pushed her dad away from the party to get neutral image(53:49) I want to ask you about your podcast, Ordinary WomenShow notes created by https://headliner.app---🎙️ Thanks...

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