you can build a house without a foundation, it’ll just end up tilty…
This is the latest episode of Transplanted. Transplanted is a podcast. I like to talk with ex-pats and ask them about their experiences abroad.
This week, I speakwith Dean Ruetzler, an English instuctor working in Japan. He talks about his life in Japan and his former life in Finland. If you are planning on living overseas, you may wish to listen in and find out what he has to say on the subject.
Ian, Jason and the tiltyhouse crew are all out and about this summer. Ian is on tour in North America, and Jason is roving around in Japan, partaking in all sorts of crazy festivals and concerts. Fear not, tilyhouse readers, we will have massive amount of content on the way shortly. In the mean time, we apologize for the down time. See you shortly.
Broadcasting to you, not-quite-live from the crystal gondola in the palatial main Tiltyhouse studios in beautiful downtown Noda City Japan, for the education, elucidation, emancipation, enlightenment and mental emolument of the Nipponistic hoi-polloi.
Or in plain English, Dai-Cast is a weekly podcast highlighting recent developments in Japan and Japanese pop culture from a western perspective.
Hosts: Jason Hill and Brendan Dery as “Beej”.
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