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I see you are now number 2 on the Go Overseas list! Yea! Can’t wait to see you! Do you need anything?
haha #2 not too bad! I can’t wait to see you too!!! Bring yourselves! and maybe some o.p.i. nail polish? They are 80pesos a piece here!
Hey Vina,
Sorry to leave a message here, but I couldn’t find any contact info. I’m familiar with your blog from the Go Overseas Top Ten (my blog is Travel Guy) and I wanted to reach out to you to see if you would listen to a new project I’ve been working on and if you like it, maybe write a review or recommend it here. Maybe we could even work together on an interview for it. Basically, it’s a Spanglish podcast from Buenos Aires called the BA Cast (www.bacast.com) which appears once a week. We’ve just wrapped up season one, but will still be uploading content weekly until returning with season 2.
The show’s premise is we have two DJs — one is an announcer from Argentine National Radio and the other is an expat who’s been living here for 6 years. Together they discuss different topics on the culture, language, and challenges of living abroad here. We also strive to teach new words and tips on the city each week. Additionally, we add in comedy bits and skits with songs, radio dramas, and “chamullos” or bullshit sessions, we anything is up for grabs. Our goal with the podcast is to show more than just the facade of Buenos Aires’ tourism.
Let me know what you think and hope everything continues to go well for you.
Take care,
Jon