Keaton Jackson shares his experience as a landscaper in Vancouver, Canada and Paris, France. He shares his insight on what it's like to be a union worker vs. a private employee and the difference between working in Canada vs. France. Nolan and Keaton also discuss certain misconceptions some people have about France's safety nets and working culture. They finish the conversation by discussing shit sandwiches, prejudice against Europeans in small North American towns, and why cities embrace people from diverse backgrounds.
Without Borders: Stories by the Inescapably Foreign.
Without Borders is a podcast for nomads, expats, immigrants, refugees, third-culture children and anyone else that feels inescapably foreign. All the episodes include transcripts for English learners.
Full podcast episodes come out every Tuesday.
Without Borders is a free podcast without any revenue from advertisements. If you enjoy this podcast, please consider becoming a paid subscriber at withoutborders.fyi. Your support makes the project possible
Without Borders is a podcast for nomads, expats, immigrants, refugees, third-culture children and anyone else that feels inescapably foreign. All the episodes include transcripts for English learners.
Full podcast episodes come out every Tuesday.
Without Borders is a free podcast without any revenue from advertisements. If you enjoy this podcast, please consider becoming a paid subscriber at withoutborders.fyi. Your support makes the project possibleListen on
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