Found in Estonia bi-weekly podcast is sharing conversations with internationals who have made Estonia their home. It’s here to inspire more open-mindedness, bring people together and turn "anonymous foreigner" stereotypes into real-life humans.Foreigners are sharing their experiences, useful tips, r… read more
#69 Nicholas Amorim from Brazil to Estonia: A love letter to Estonia that Estonians don’t watch
If Nicholas Amorim could hit the reset button on his …
Found in Estonia podcast episode 68 with Jorge Herrera from Guatemala
From one tiny country to another. What attracts someone from Central America to move to Estonia after already living in the local dream country - …
Found in Estonia podcast episode 67 with Lea Kreinin
Why would an Estonian want to move to Hungary? Meet Lea Kreinin, who fell in love with the …
Found in Estonia podcast episode 66 with Orsolya Sild from Hungary: Teaching Estonian language as a foreigner
Meet Orsolya Sild, who learned the …
Found in Estonia podcast episode 65 with Manan from Pakistan: Moving from collective culture to individual culture
Manan moved to Estonia from …
Found in Estonia podcast episode 64 with Henri Ormus
How can an Estonian become a nuclear engineer if it’s not taught in Estonia? Meet Henri Ormus, who is a nuclear engineer, and listen to his story of becoming one. …
Found in Estonia podcast episode 63 with Maria Sakarias
Maria Sakarias was 16 when she first lived a year abroad in France. After that, she’s been …
Found in Estonia podcast episode 62 with Andres Sirel
Andres is an Estonian, who is a father, an entrepreneur, and a lifelong learner.
He worked at Microsoft for over 11 years which led him to live with his entire …
Found in Estonia podcast episode 61 with Liina Metsküla
Liina Metsküla is an Estonian who has visited 84 countries, and has a dream to visit them all! She is the author of 3 traveling books and a host of an Estonian …
Found in Estonia podcast episode 60 with Silver Tambur
Silver arrived in London with his backpack and 50 pounds. He started as a cleaner, then went to study there, then got a job at a law office, and then launched his …
A new season is about to start!
In this short episode, you can hear highlights for Tiina, when spending a summer in Estonia and learn what the new season will be about!
This season features different Estonians, who …
Found in Estonia podcast episode #58 with Tiina Pärtel the creator and host of this podcast.
It’s time for a break. This episode will go over What? Why? When? What else to listen to instead of this podcast? What was …
Found in Estonia podcast episode number 57 with Michiel Oude Alink from the Netherlands.
Michiel shares how life can be outside of bigger cities. He explains why after growing up in the Netherlands and using his bike …
Found in Estonia podcast episode number 56 with Maiko from Japan.
Maiko is a Japanese-born music-loving woman. Unlike most of the previous podcast guests, she is living in a small city Pärnu, famous for its seaside.
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Found in Estonia podcast episode #55 with Hande Akiman from Turkey.
Hande and her husband decided they are going to move to another country. So they started looking at the world map. 4 years later they enjoy living in …
Found in Estonia podcast episode #54 with Nikola Kolev from Bulgaria.
Nikola is a professional musician, singing teacher, and voice-over artist with …
Found in Estonia podcast episode #53 with Piret Potisepp
This episode is in collaboration with Tallinn Designtours.
Namely, Piret Potisepp is a …
Found in Estonia podcast episode #52 with Ellie from Scotland.
Ellie Shaw decided to make Estonia her home after living in Scotland, Bulgaria, and …
Found in Estonia podcasti saade number 51 koos Leonardo Ortega-ga Mehhikost.
Külas on Eesti Rahvusvahelise Maja juht Leonardo Ortega, kes kolis …
#50 Leonardo Ortega from Mexico to Estonia: Making life easier for other foreigners moving to Estonia
Found in Estonia podcast episode 50 with Leonardo Ortega from Mexico.
Leonardo is the head of the International …
Found in Estonia podcast episode #49 with Ross Allen from the UK.
Ross Allen is the current British Ambassador to Estonia. He moved to Estonia in June 2021. Since then has joined a choir, passed B1 Estonian exams, has …
Found in Estonia podcast episode #48 with Melanie Güllich from Germany.
Join in and listen to how Melanie compares Estonia with 4 other countries, where she’s lived in.
*She gives a good overview of similarities and …
Found in Estonia podcast meets Living in Lithuania podcast!
What thrives someone to make their own podcast?
Why speak with internationals living in your country?
In this episode Tiina and Auste are chatting about how …
Found in Estonia podcast fascinating episode #46 with Nicole Dennis from the USA!
“Going to the supermarket and seeing someone that looks like …
Found in Estonia podcast fascinating episode #45 with Stefano from Malta!
For Stefano, it was a move to a lot bigger country with a lot more people, space, and nature. He says the main thing that has changed for him …
Found in Estonia podcast chat number 44 with Ben from France.
Meet Ben! He is a passionate learner and creator - he co-curates the beautiful …
Found in Estonia podcast chat number 43 with Ahmad Hussein from Jordan.
*Story of how it took Ahmad 6 years to move to Estonia
*How different can studying architecture be in Jordan and in Estonia?
*Why are Jordanians …
Found in Estonia podcast charming episode #42 with Pono from Hawaii! ☀️
Have you met anyone researching goat cheese making in Estonia? How much do you know about kimchi? Pono said she keeps telling Estonians there is …
Found in Estonia podcast episode #41 with Jacobina De Rivera from Mexico!
An episode full of energy, and fascinating topics! First off Jacobina is …
Found in Estonia podcast episode #40 with Olla Abbas from Sudan!
Get ready to learn how Olla’s growth-oriented mindset works, already within the first 5 minutes of sharing her story! As she has taught herself how to …
Episode #39 from Found in Estonia podcast with Iverson. He moved to Estonia 4 years ago from Hong Kong and is truly passionate about Estonia. He …
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Episode #37 from Found in Estonia podcast with lovely Katerina Chantzi. She is bubbly, talkative, and a great storyteller. She's been living in Estonia for 4 …
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Found in Estonia taskuhäälingu eestikeelne erisaade number #36 külaliseks on Katerina Chantzi, …
Full-length chat with Säba, who moved to Estonia from Iran. He has lived here 10 years, knows his way around, and also speaks fluent Estonian.
We …
Found in Estonia taskuhäälingu eestikeelne erisaade number #34 külaliseks on Säba, kes kolis Eestisse elama Iraanist ja on elanud siin juba 10 aastat.
Hop on board, because it’s time to make a trip again! This time to… Estonia? 😎 Aili Vahtla grew up in the United States as an Estonian American. So she always knew what Estonia is and what are its people like - or did …
Found in Estonia taskuhäälingu eestikeelne erisaade number #32 Aili Vahtlaga, kes kasvas üles väliseestlasena Ameerika Ühendriikides. Ja on nüüdseks juba peaaegu 10 aastat elanud Eestis.
Selles osas suhtleme eesti …
Found in Estonia podcast episode #31 with Daniele Monticelli, who is a professor of Italian Studies and Semiotics at Tallinn University.
Found in Estonia taskuhäälingu eestikeelne erisaade number #30 Daniele Monticelliga, kes on Itaalia õpingute ja semiootika professor Tallinna …
"I don’t have difficulty pronouncing Estonian words!" - Did you know Indonesian and Estonian language have the same pronunciation - at least that's …
Special day = special episode!
*Where did Kaisa disappear?
*What kind of episodes are coming up?
*Any collaborations in the air?
*Anything else …
Alex is a special guest on Found in Estonia podcast!
He is an Estonian who was born in Narva and moved to the UK when he was 12. Alex spent 4 years …
Something special - not only one guest but two! :O
Joy and Jessi are brothers who have lived in Estonia 8/10years and have few things to share! They're both passionate about the finance world, cryptocurrency, …
This time we're heading to India or to be more exact India is coming to us through a highly energetic young guy Avishek Tarun! 🥳🥳
He introduces himself as a simple data guy - but what does it mean? It's quite …
Listen to Andrew sharing why Africans never sleep in a tent, how does the naming system function in Ghana. Why does Andrew like the cold and sauna in …
Eunice is a bubbly soul with a love for African food and entrepreneurship. She says Nigerian people are happy people and you should approach them …
Listen to how Nikki explains what it’s been like to travel the world as a digital nomad and how is it different from being a slow nomad.
Why after living in Estonia for three years, she still appreciates Estonian air …
How can one Moldovian woman, who has lived in Estonia for 6+ years, say that she doesn’t feel like an Estonian, rather “Kohilane”?
*Why you shouldn’t …
Listen to Viktorija sharing her passion for the jewelry world, giving insights into what it’s like to study in the Estonian Academy of Arts, how she got good at art history. How basketball in Lithuania has a similar …
Listen to our very bubbly chat with Ucha from Georgia. Ucha is passionate about startups, has contributed a lot to Garage48 and ESN networks, and focuses on building his own platform under the name Startup Ventures!
He …
Listen to as we chat with a lovely lady Penelope Piip, who has lived in Tartu for nearly 16 years already! She has seen Estonia changing and developing from inside and outside. And her first impressions coming to …
Time for a duo show! Tiina and Kaisa sending away year 2020, discussing what were their highlights this year and what are their plans for the next year!
The majority if this episode goes over all the 16 episodes …
We chat with Jameela about differences between Palestinian people and Estonians. She shares, how she learned to speak almost perfect Estonian, how she doesn’t think winters here are too harsh. She shares her love for …
Working in IT during the day and in the dance world during evenings. Marino started to appreciate Estonian food and the life in Tartu after living in Finland. He shares, how he turned his passion for latin dances into a …
He says: "before coming to Estonia he was just a plain software engineer, .."
Maybe his life changed after he started drinking kama with keefir for breakfast to blend in more or maybe it was thanks to the clever hack, …
Iryna grew up in Belarus and moved to Tartu 6 years ago.
We talk about Belarusian language and its new wave, about how she uses Russian and English language in Estonia.
We dive deep into her musical background. We talk …
After living his entire life in Chile, Jaime decided it’s time to study abroad. After he convinced his parents, that yes this university he found on the other side of the world, is right fit for him, he did a little …
Mathilde is full of artsy vibes. She loves yoga, tattoos, travelling and Estonia. After her Erasmus year in Tallinn, she has moved away multiple …
Taavi is from Finland or a guy without land, a European citizen? Yes, he’s going to elaborate on that.
He is very open about, what annoys him about Estonia and Estonians. He shares his opinion about whether Estonians …
Tati was living in Brazil, when 6 years ago, her boyfriend announced, that he is going to move to Estonia. She then read from Google, that Estonia is …
Being born in Ukraine, she fell in love with Estonia and surprisingly came to learn Spanish language and literature here. She is so passionated about dancing, that, when seeing so many girls just waiting for guys to ask …
Being born in Iran, having lived in multiple countries and now having lived 8 years in Estonia, Shahab says for him Estonian culture is the perfect …
Although Avery grew up in Canada, he still says his startup is Estonian - listen to his story of joining Estonian startup bubble and how he appreciates Estonian entrepreneurs supportiveness, especially how they give …
New homes can be find through Eurovision Song Contest - at least that turns out to be true for Buluthan. He moved here from Turkey. Among learning, …
While watching TV in Northern Russia, Rafiki came to conclusion, that it’s his destiny to move to Estonia! He came here with a hobby, he had started, while living in Uzbekistan - visiting all the museums around him and …
Chris, our third guest, says he now feels somewhere between American and Estonian - “I'm never going to be Estonian. And I just, I don't make sense in America.”
Turns out, all he needed to start taking Estonian language …
Even though the name does sound like Estonian, our guest for today is actually from far away Mexico. Nonetheless after living in Estonia for 10 plus years now, she has loads of interesting stories and observations about …
Rufat feels home both at Tartu and Tallinn, but was actually born in a city of 4mil people, in Baku, Azerbaijan.
We will hear how Rufat recognises Estonians on the street, how he already grew up with the love for …
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