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It's been a while since you've heard from Rootabaga. Bad news is that a new episode needs a little more time, good news is that tee shirts are just a week away. Stay tuned to find out how to win a free one. #rootabaga #podcast #expat #teeshirt #silkscreen #smallbatch #shanghai @nico_printshop (at Shanghai, China) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv4V21gHOag/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=2k9q0dtvt8pb
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Episode 4 is out on iTunes and other podcast apps! https://rootabaga.org/ California native (Dr.) Jordan A.Y. Smith talks about his prolific life in Japan as a professor, translator, poet and sometimes rapper, about poetry as an antidote to loneliness, the key to surviving multiple 5,000-mile moves with his multi-cultural family, creating poetry with three Japanese poets in Mt. Fuji's legendary Sea of Trees, and some of his new music and poetry. photo 1: at Ueno Poetrican Jam September 2018, with Nii Tete Boye on drums photo 2: at Jochiji Temple in Kamakura November 2018, with Ihara Tokiko on shō reed pipes #rootabaga #podcast #poetry #tokyo #japan #poet #rap #hiphop #expatlife #expat @jordangiraffe @tokyo_poetry_journal #culture #aokigahara #translation #music @culturetrip @culture.lens #crossculture #wordporn @niiteteboye (at Qingdao, Shandong) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsrspX3HTB5/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=cl1dd84m4dlg
Rootabaga offers up its first ever full episode with a trip from Hong Kong to Seoul, South Korea to interview Linus Kim – a fellow Alabamian who has gone from a job in Hollywood – to finance – to serving up his Alabama-style barbecue in South Korea (with a few other gigs along the way). Linus is one of many guests on Rootabaga who seized on that certain kind of freedom and inspiration that the expat life can provide to find his niche and finally do something he really had a passion for.
I'm working on episode 3 of my podcast. An interview with a really funny French friend who has been making violins and cellos in Korea for over 20 years. I created a little piece of original music with some strings for the occasion. (Actually I added strings to something I recorded a couple of years ago). Have a listen and look for E3 soon.
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