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Reflections from a Wet December Garden in Bosnia

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Hi, it’s David here, and welcome to another episode of Coffee and Rakija, the podcast where I share my life as an Englishman living in the beautiful and sometimes surprising Balkans.

I'll be sharing stories from the perspective of an over 70's guy, living in rural Bosnia and Herzegovina.

I'll also explore the stories, culture, and a slice of life from my rural village that make this corner of the world so special for me.

I’m really glad you’ve decided to join me today.

In today’s episode, I’m coming to you from my misty, waterlogged garden in northwest Bosnia. Donning my trusty bobble hat, I reflect on life here in the Western Balkans as winter takes hold.

In this chat, I share updates about my content journey, including experimenting with a new microphone setup, meet the Zoom H3, complete with a fluffy “dead cat” windshield! I’ll also touch on the magic of audio storytelling, the beauty of birdsong (yes, woodpeckers made a guest appearance), and the joys of living simply in this serene corner of the world.

💬 What to Expect in This Episode:

• The charm of a rainy Balkan winter day 🌧️

• Exciting audio gear upgrades and future plans for content

• Reflections on building community and the art of storytelling

• Sneak peeks into upcoming podcasts and celebrations of two Christmases!

Whether you’re a regular listener or discovering the podcast for the first time, this episode is all about connection, creativity, and embracing the little things that make life in the Balkans so unique.

Stay warm, stay well, and let’s keep building this vibrant community together! 🌟

📩 Let’s Connect:

I’d love to hear your thoughts—leave a comment or drop me a message. And don’t forget to subscribe for more episodes about life, culture, and stories from the Western Balkans.

Until next time, “Vidimo se opet” (“See you soon”)!

Thank you for tuning in to Coffee and Rakija. I hope you enjoyed today’s episode and that it gave you a little more insight into life and culture here in this fascinating part of the world.

If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing to the podcast on your favourite platform so you never miss a new release. And, if you have a moment, a quick rating or review would mean the world. It really helps others discover the show.

Don’t forget to follow along on Blue Sky

For more updates, stories, and behind-the-scenes moments consider Subscribing to My Blog.

I’d also love to hear from you!

Feel free to reach out with any questions, feedback, or ideas for future episodes.

Until next time, stay curious, and as we say here in Bosnia, živjeli! .

Enjoying the podcast? If you’d like to support the show and help me continue sharing stories and insights about life here in the Balkans, consider Buying Me a Coffee!

Your support means the world and helps keep the episodes coming.

  continue reading

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Hi, it’s David here, and welcome to another episode of Coffee and Rakija, the podcast where I share my life as an Englishman living in the beautiful and sometimes surprising Balkans.

I'll be sharing stories from the perspective of an over 70's guy, living in rural Bosnia and Herzegovina.

I'll also explore the stories, culture, and a slice of life from my rural village that make this corner of the world so special for me.

I’m really glad you’ve decided to join me today.

In today’s episode, I’m coming to you from my misty, waterlogged garden in northwest Bosnia. Donning my trusty bobble hat, I reflect on life here in the Western Balkans as winter takes hold.

In this chat, I share updates about my content journey, including experimenting with a new microphone setup, meet the Zoom H3, complete with a fluffy “dead cat” windshield! I’ll also touch on the magic of audio storytelling, the beauty of birdsong (yes, woodpeckers made a guest appearance), and the joys of living simply in this serene corner of the world.

💬 What to Expect in This Episode:

• The charm of a rainy Balkan winter day 🌧️

• Exciting audio gear upgrades and future plans for content

• Reflections on building community and the art of storytelling

• Sneak peeks into upcoming podcasts and celebrations of two Christmases!

Whether you’re a regular listener or discovering the podcast for the first time, this episode is all about connection, creativity, and embracing the little things that make life in the Balkans so unique.

Stay warm, stay well, and let’s keep building this vibrant community together! 🌟

📩 Let’s Connect:

I’d love to hear your thoughts—leave a comment or drop me a message. And don’t forget to subscribe for more episodes about life, culture, and stories from the Western Balkans.

Until next time, “Vidimo se opet” (“See you soon”)!

Thank you for tuning in to Coffee and Rakija. I hope you enjoyed today’s episode and that it gave you a little more insight into life and culture here in this fascinating part of the world.

If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing to the podcast on your favourite platform so you never miss a new release. And, if you have a moment, a quick rating or review would mean the world. It really helps others discover the show.

Don’t forget to follow along on Blue Sky

For more updates, stories, and behind-the-scenes moments consider Subscribing to My Blog.

I’d also love to hear from you!

Feel free to reach out with any questions, feedback, or ideas for future episodes.

Until next time, stay curious, and as we say here in Bosnia, živjeli! .

Enjoying the podcast? If you’d like to support the show and help me continue sharing stories and insights about life here in the Balkans, consider Buying Me a Coffee!

Your support means the world and helps keep the episodes coming.

  continue reading

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