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Rakibul Islam

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Welcome to my podcast. My name is Rakibul Islam who help people grow their online personal or business brand. I help increase sales performance through Online Marketing.
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The Coffee and Rakija Podcast

A podcast from a 71-year-old British expat living in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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If you didn't already know, I am a 71-year-old British expat living in Bosnia and Herzegovina. On this Podcast, I share my thoughts on aging, my life adventures, and focusing on candid storytelling rather than polished, edited videos. I'm inviting you to follow my journey, offering insights into my life as an "older expat" in a foreign culture.
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I go behind the scenes of a Bosnian village Winter tradition. In this episode, I visit my neighbour to see the process of butchering, jointing, and preparing a large pig for various uses like salting, drying, smoking, and making sausages. I'll show you around my neighbour's smallholding, explain the cultural significance, and share some insights in…
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In this podcast, I share another glimpse of my life, this time during the first real snowfall of the winter. I’ll be talking about: Environmental challenges, including heavy snow, strong winds, and torrential rain, and their impacts on us such as power outages. A bit about our rural lifestyle, especially what its like living with a wood-heated home…
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In this video, I address a common question from my viewers:/readers/listeners, “what does it cost to live in Bosnia and Herzegovina?” I take a shallow dive into the expenses you'll encounter, from rent and utilities to groceries and entertainment, and compare them with Western standards. A budget of $5,000 a month is more than enough to live comfor…
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In this episode, I dive into the topic of safety in Bosnia and Herzegovina. I'll discuss everything from low crime rates and local hospitality to the remnants of the war and natural hazards. Whether you're a solo traveler or planning a holiday, you'll find practical tips to ensure a safe trip. Plus, I'll debunk common myths about Bosnia being dange…
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What is 'Promaja' and Why is it So Important in the Balkans?Navigating Cultural Drafts: Zrak and Promaja ExplainedIn this video I share my experiences with local customs in Bosnia and Herzegovina, particularly the concepts of 'zrak' and 'promaja.' As someone over 70, adapting to these cultural nuances is both amusing and perplexing. I discuss the t…
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Welcome to this special episode of Coffee and Rakija, I'm David, sharing my experiences as a 71-year-old British expat in northern Bosnia and Herzegovina. On World Podcast Day, I reflect on the power of podcasting, storytelling, and embracing the unfamiliar. I discuss why I started my podcast, its evolution towards a narrative style, and the rich c…
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Understanding 'Veze' in Bosnia - A Foreigner's Perspective In this episode, I delve into the concept of 'Veze' – a critical social structure in Bosnia and Herzegovina based on connections and relationships. I share my personal experiences as a foreigner navigating this system and reflect on how it contrasts with cultural norms from the United Kingd…
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Living in another Culture. In this episode, I share my personal journey of living in Bosnia and Herzegovina for over 22 years. I talk about my fascination with experiencing new cultures and how it contrasts with the experiences of other expats from the UK and the US. Despite being deeply rooted in my British heritage, I have embraced local customs …
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Discover Bosnia: Must-Read Books on Historical Conflict In this episode I recommend four impactful books about the country's tragic conflict in the early 1990’s.Starting with 'Klaonica,' a collection of emotional poems. 'Welcome to Sarajevo' by Michael Nicholson. 'In Harm's Way' by Martin Bell. and 'To End a War' by Richard Holbrooke. These books p…
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In this episode, I share my personal journey and insights on the healthcare system in Bosnia and Herzegovina. My personal experience, includes treatment for a serious ankle injury and a urinary tract infection, both of which I used a mixture of state and private healthcare. I tell you about the improvements in the medical infrastructure over the ye…
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“Cumhuriyet’in Yüzleri: 100 Yılın Rakı Hafızası” projesi kapsamında, rakının coğrafi işareti kazandırılmasında ve kanunlaştırılmasında ön ayak olan Basmacı ile konuştuk. Tekel’e giriş sürecinden çalıştığı yıllardaki anılarına, TAPDK’nın kuruluşundan monopol piyasasının liberalize edilmesine kadar birçok konuda sohbet ettik.…
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In this episode, (minus the tea), I dive into the journey you might take if you are considering retiring here. This episode was spurred on by a question from our previous video from a follower who lives in Houston, Texas. I look at the various ways you might be able to retire here whether it's through setting up a business, buying property, or gett…
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In this episode, I touch on a myriad of topics, from the warm reception of my previous video to more personal reflections as I enter the 'third act' of my life. I delve into a pressing issue close to my heart: the plight of stray dogs in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Discover the journey of rescuing four abandoned puppies, the challenges in finding shelt…
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If you didn't already know, I am David, a 71-year-old British expat living in Bosnia and Herzegovina. I returned to YouTube after a three-month hiatus, to relaunch my channel, sharing my thoughts on aging, my life adventures, and focusing on candid storytelling rather than polished, edited videos.I’m posting these episodes here, 4 days earlier than…
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Tamara and I catch up after a few weeks, discussing life in Čardačani, coping with the recent heatwaves and storms, and looking at our new air conditioning setup. We look back at our trip to Belgrade and about friends visiting from Germany and guests from Slovenia. Theres an update from the garden and our future travel plans to the island of Rab on…
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“Cumhuriyet’in Yüzleri: 100 Yılın Rakı Hafızası” projesi kapsamında, çocukluk yıllarından beri Ankara’nın hafızasında izi olan yazar Turan Tanyer ile konuştuk. Tanyer, efsane Karpiç Lokantası’ndan kentin tanıştırdığı kültür, sanat ve fikir insanı dostlarına, Cumhuriyet’in eğlence tarihine ışık tutan Ankara yıllarından The Beatles ile tanışmasına bi…
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“Cumhuriyet’in Yüzleri: 100 Yılın Rakı Hafızası” projesi kapsamında Tekel’in mirasçısı Mey|Diageo İçki’nin eski Genel Müdürü Levent Kömür ile konuştuk. Kömür, Türkiye’de rakı kültürünün gelişmesinden rakının uluslararası tanınırlığına, anason ve üzüm tarımında benimsenen inovatif yaklaşımlardan Türkiye’deki rakı tüketim pratiklerine dair kişisel de…
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⏳ The Week ⌛️ We have spent the past 6 days hosting returning guests from the Franconia region of northern Bavaria in Germany.Chris, together with his son Jake, daughter Hannah and her boyfriend Lukas based themselves with us here in the village and took to opportunity to explore Banja Luka, Travnik, the Kozara National park and Jajce.I managed to …
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Tamara and I have just launched a companion podcast to "An Englishman in the Balkans".The style is very much relaxed and informal. Chatty really. We'd love it if you could find the time to give it a listen and your feedback would be hugely appreciated.Hello, it's episode 7 of Coffee Talk. Today, we're taking you on a delightful journey through our …
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In this episode Tamara and I talk about Sourdough baking, the different types of yeast used, and our attempts at making sourdough bread and English muffins. We are both really excited about the process and the rewards of making homemade sourdough bread. Here's our sourdough journey! We mentioned Aleksandar Trifunoviċ's Sourdough Instagram account:h…
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In this episode we bring you up to date with our Christmas and New Years experiences, through catching COVID, preparations for David's Christmas, and our plans for Serbian Christmas. Tamara also shares her adventures in sourdough bread making. Find out more on our Substack at: https://anenglishmaninthebalkans.com Leave Your Comments or Questions. P…
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Coffee Talk Episode 4 - Village Life, Stollen, Uštipci and Canada Experiences. In this episode, Tamara and I discuss an upcoming podcast interview with Sabina Vajrača, a director from Banja Luka who is nominated for an Oscar in the short film category. We also talk about Tamara's experience baking Stollen and our love for this traditional German Ch…
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Coffee Talk Episode 3 - Cross-Cultural Experiences and Preparing for Christmas. In this episode of Coffee Talk, Tamara and I explore the concept of cross-cultural experiences and the influence of different cultures on individual experiences and perceptions. We update on our lives here in Čardačani, in northern Bosnia Herzegovina, and how being so c…
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Coffee Talk Episode 2: Village Life, Epileptic Dogs, and Seasonal Festivities In this podcast episode, we talk about various aspects of village life, including our two dogs. Our small dog Fibi (Phoebe), a mix of chihuahua and terrier, has epilepsy and we talk about the implications. Our other dog Mari, is a German terrier mix. The conversation shif…
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In this first episode of Coffee Talk, we share a glimpse of our life in Čardačani, Bosnia and Herzegovina. We talk about launching tour new podcast and share interesting experiences from our daily life. We touch on various topics, including our affinity for cooking, traveling, and sharing anecdotes. Our Coffee Conversation also revolves around our …
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“Cumhuriyet’in Yüzleri: 100 Yılın Rakı Hafızası” projesi kapsamında eskiden banka çalışanı bir müşteri olarak pavyonlara giden, 2010 yılında ise Ankara’da pavyonun işletmeciliğine başlayan Mustafa Dağdelen ile konuştuk. Dağdelen, eski bankacılık günlerinden pavyonla tanışmasına, işletmecilikten pavyon anılarına ve pavyon kültürünün yıllar içerisind…
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“Cumhuriyet’in Yüzleri: 100 Yılın Rakı Hafızası” projesi kapsamında Tekel’de farklı pozisyonlarda görev almış, özelleştirmeden sonra Mey İçki bünyesinde üretim müdürlüğü yapmış Mehmet Başkaya ile konuştuk. Başkaya, Tekel’e giriş sürecinden çalıştığı fabrikalardaki anılarına, 1980 darbesinden rakının nasıl içilmesi gerektiğine ve rakı serilerinin hi…
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“Cumhuriyet'in Yüzleri: 100 Yılın Rakı Hafızası” projesi kapsamında Yedikule'de bulunan, 100 yıllık meyhane Safa’nın ikinci kuşak işletmecisi Arif Kızıltay ile konuştuk. Kızıltay, Yedikule’nin eski günlerinden 6-7 Eylül olaylarına, Safa’nın geçmişinden meyhanecilik kültürüne birçok konudan bahsetti.Por Anason İşleri
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Zakir Abdul Karim Naik (born 18 October 1965) is an Indian Islamic preacher, and the founder and president of the Islamic Research Foundation (IRF). He is also the founder of the Peace TV channel through which he reaches 200 million viewers.He has been called an "authority on comparative religion", "perhaps the most influential Salafi ideologue in …
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In this episode the guys disscuss why and how they love the Leafs and discuss a wide array of leafs history in relation to the love/hate relationship to this team and why they kept coming back every year. Cheers and thanks for checking out the show. Follow us on twitter @rakingtheleafsPor Raking The Leafs
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