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Joao was born and raised in Lisbon, but does not regret his decision to move to Slovenia. The reason: a blue-eyed blonde girl from Maribor. He says it was love at first sight. He does miss the ocean, but now calls Maribor his home. Joao still struggles with the language but speaks German and easily finds work in neighboring Austria. He studied gastronomy and tourism, praises Slovenia's wine, and says Slovenia is a hidden gem in Europe.
Joao's music choice: HMB ft. Carminho - "O Amor é Assim". You can listen to the full song here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4B7IknRfRz4
You can also join us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Land-of-Dreams-209819855839296/
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An audio documentary presenting true stories about foreigners in Slovenia. We visit them, peek into their lives and daily routines. Take a different look at the people that have come from abroad! Has Slovenia fulfilled their expectations? Is it their land of dreams?
Joao was born and raised in Lisbon, but does not regret his decision to move to Slovenia. The reason: a blue-eyed blonde girl from Maribor. He says it was love at first sight. He does miss the ocean, but now calls Maribor his home. Joao still struggles with the language but speaks German and easily finds work in neighboring Austria. He studied gastronomy and tourism, praises Slovenia's wine, and says Slovenia is a hidden gem in Europe.
Joao's music choice: HMB ft. Carminho - "O Amor é Assim". You can listen to the full song here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4B7IknRfRz4
You can also join us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Land-of-Dreams-209819855839296/
What's it like living in Slovenia if you're a stay-at-home mother of two young children? Bernadette Šmon from Australia says it's not that easy. We visited Bernadette and her family in Radovljica, tried her banana bread, and discussed some of the positive and negative aspects of living in Slovenia. After living here for three years Bernadette says it’s now time for a change…
A glimpse of the life of a German vet living in Slovenia… Meet Carolin Trojner, a young vet and a married mother of two. Carolin met her Slovenian husband in Germany, worked in Austria, and then slowly made her way down to Slovenia. She now lives in Maribor and works at the veterinary clinic in Pesnica pri Mariboru. She has a rabbit on her balcony, and says cats are more tricky to handle than dogs.. You can also follow Land of Dreams on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Land-of-Dreams/209819855839296
Marion Foucart is a French music journalist living in Ljubljana. She met her Slovenian husband in Ireland through the Erasmus student exchange program. The two then lived in Paris for five years before moving to Ljubljana. They now have two children and Marion says she would rather continue living in Ljubljana than go back to Paris. We found her at a coworking place in Ljubljana's Tobačna complex. We sat down for a drink and touched on the differences between Ljubljana and Paris and the music scene in Slovenia. Find ou more about Land of Dreams on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Land-of-Dreams/209819855839296
Meet Marco, an Austrian, and Julia, a Russian, living in Ljubljana! Together:) They met in Ljubljana and have now moved into their new apartment just beneath Ljubljana Castle. They're full of praise for Slovenia and its capital. They like the good food, the traffic, the closeness of everything, the absence of stress, and the Mediterranean way of life! Marco & Julia on Land of Dreams - the 100th episode! You can also join us on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Land-of-Dreams/209819855839296
Sanskriti Kumar has been a fighter all her life. Independent and living alone since high school, torn between cultures, combining school and work, life has now brought her to Ljubljana where she studies mass communication. Born in India to Indian parents, at the age of 10 she moved to Maribor with her father and sister. She says she no longer feels like a foreigner in Slovenia and says her plan is to stay in Europe. You can also follow Land of Dreams on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Land-of-Dreams/209819855839296
Helene Erjavec has spent more years in Slovenia than in her native Switzerland. She first came to Slovenia in 1979 and has stayed in Lenart ever since. She followed her love, witnessed the creation of a new state, experienced the early-year shortages of food and products, and survived the air raids. She later became one of the first people to work on today's Radio Si, worked as a translator and language teacher. She now loves to paint, read, sing and is a loving grandmother. A true lady of the word, Helene Erjavec.
Tibor was born as a foreigner, grew up us a foreigner, and still is a foreigner. However his positivity and ability to adapt are remarkable. Born in London to parents from Bosnia he says England has got everything anyone could ever want, but not for him. The great outdoors and love for nature are what made Tibor leave his comfort zone and come to Slovenia. Studying forestry in Ljubljana, this young man hopes to fulfill his dreams in Slovenia...
Backpacking and homeless in Luxembourg - content and happy in Slovenia! Scott Irwin is an Amerian who has been living in Maribor, Slovenia, for around one year now. Despite the fact that immigrating to Slovenia is no walk in the park, Scott has no regrets. This animation artist and 3D design teacher, originally from Phoenix, says Slovenians as a people are beautiful, loves the Soča River, and finds Maribor to be a progressive city.
Makenna Smutz is a young American from Kansas on a gap year in Slovenia. Although taking a year off before going into higher education, Makenna feels she is doing something with her time and making the most of the life she has. Traveling the world she met Špela from Grosuplje, who then invited her to come to Slovenia. We met up with Makenna for an evening out in Ljubljana;)
Thinking of starting a small business in Slovenia? What about a small craft brewery? Confidence and faith is what you need says Australian Matthew Charlesworth, the head of the family-owned Human Fish brewery. Arriving without any preconceptions of what Slovenians like he started making beer near Slovenj Gradec and then moved his brewery into an abandoned dairy in the centre of Vrhnika. Matthew has a van and spends his days delivering beer across the country. Traveling around he says Slovenia has a lot going for it and says he chooses to be in Slovenia.
Meet Mona and her faithful dog Tasha! In search of a better life and in order to protect her pets Mona fled Bucharest and arrived in Slovenia a couple of years ago. Mona and her pets are now happy in Slovenia and call it home. Mona says Slovenia reminds her of Romania in the 80s and is happy to be surrounded by good people.
We go back memory lane to take a look at some of our guests and moments from our earlier shows... The Land of Dreams!
Meet Anton Ooms, a Kiwi, who feels at home in Europe. He moved from New Zealand to Holland when he was 21, and has been on the continent ever since. He decided to sell everything and move to Slovenia when he met his Slovene wife in Holland. Today he lives in Prebold, has a daughter, and a 1978 Chevy Camaro in the garage. Anton says “so far, so good”. But he does admit that Slovenia is not an easy place to get used to.
Hossein Mazarei is an Iranian who has been in Slovenia for over two years now. He met his Slovene wife while backpacking in Turkey. In recent months Hossein has been spending time between Brežice, Središče ob Dravi and Šentilj, with in between stops in Ljubljana, where he lives, and in Maribor. He currently works as an interpreter for Persian and English at the refugee camps in Slovenia. Our conversation with Hossein offers interesting views on Slovenian society, mentality and the current situation. You can also join us on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Land-of-Dreams/209819855839296
An audio documentary presenting true stories about foreigners in Slovenia. We visit them, peek into their lives and daily routines. Take a different look at the people that have come from abroad! Has Slovenia fulfilled their expectations? Is it their land of dreams?
This week Land of Dreams heads out to meet the thousands of people coming into Slovenia and exiting it the very next day. Where is this wave of people going, what are they in search of, and why don't they choose to stay in Slovenia? Recorded at the refugee center in Šentilj during several visits, this week's guests come from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran… You can also join us on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Land-of-Dreams/209819855839296
Wolfgang Zeike first came to Slovenia 11 years ago working for a famous German car brand. Later, when his employers wanted to relocate him to Korea, Wolfgang said no and quit his job! He fell in love with Slovenia and the region. Two years ago he took charge of the LPKF Laser & Electronics factory in Naklo. Today he's a happy man. He just bought a house in Šenčur and looks forward to spending the rest of his life in Slovenia.
It is rare that you come across such a charming lady as Hazel Ann. A lady who has seen and experienced plenty, a lady who carries inside her so much from the last 70 years. We found her in Štanjel, where she has been living for the past 11 years, away from the bustling city life. Living with an Italian husband in a small home which was previously a barn, Hazel Ann Fancourt says one doesn’t need a lot to be happy in life. To be surrounded with good friends, peace and beauty is important, but one thing she could definitely do without, is the Bora wind;)
Halfway between Nova Gorica and Ajdovščina is Branik, near Branik is the village of Preserje, and in Preserje you will find the White Cow gallery and Jon Hatfull. An Englishman, an artist, a DJ, a househusband. Jon has lived in Slovenia for over 10 years now, the first five of which in Bela Krajina. In the show Jon welcomes us in his home in Preserje, shows us around his gallery, and answers the real question, which is not why choose Slovenia, but why leave England!
This time we travel to Lendava to meet a young lady from Sudan by the name of Noon Gigir. Married to a Slovene, Noon says she has been well accepted by the community. But she isn't only enjoying the benefits of living in Slovenia. Noon is also giving something back to the community and has opened an NGO called "Integrated Vision" dealing with human rights and empowering migrant women in the region. To find out more about Noon listen to the show!
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