Episodes

Wednesday Oct 19, 2011
The Expat Files
Wednesday Oct 19, 2011
Wednesday Oct 19, 2011

Tuesday Oct 18, 2011
The Expat Files
Tuesday Oct 18, 2011
Tuesday Oct 18, 2011
More on the cost of living– how to judge the cost of living in an LA city or country by examining its major daily newspapers Newspapers are not dying in LA like they are up in the 1st World. They’re alive and well but they pay their workers peanuts. Even full time reporters with advanced college degrees often live with their moms and dads for years since the average reporter makes about $3-400 a month Finding a Spanish translator Part 2. What about those amazing pocket translators and hi-tech voice recognition devices? Do those things really work? If so, then why hire a flesh-and-blood translator for a hundred a week (unless she’s Miss Venezuela) when you can get it all translated by Android app? We’ll tell you why. A word about Google translate, a free service that’s free, very simple to use, and really handy. Be a junk gold and silver broker in LA; another great Expat business opportunity explained in detail and that involves almost no startup costs but has 1st World monetary rewards written all over it

Wednesday Oct 12, 2011
The Expat Files
Wednesday Oct 12, 2011
Wednesday Oct 12, 2011

Tuesday Oct 11, 2011
The Expat Files
Tuesday Oct 11, 2011
Tuesday Oct 11, 2011

Wednesday Oct 05, 2011
The Expat Files
Wednesday Oct 05, 2011
Wednesday Oct 05, 2011

Tuesday Oct 04, 2011
The Expat Files
Tuesday Oct 04, 2011
Tuesday Oct 04, 2011

Wednesday Sep 28, 2011
The Expat Files
Wednesday Sep 28, 2011
Wednesday Sep 28, 2011

Tuesday Sep 27, 2011
The Expat Files
Tuesday Sep 27, 2011
Tuesday Sep 27, 2011
Dentistry in LA Part #3. Horror stories at the dentist (bad things that can happen before you even sit down in the chair) Obvious flaws you observe as your dentist and his co-workers try unsuccessfully to convince you that they are somewhat modern and almost 1st World. And why it’s so difficult for them to keep up to snuff and adapt to 1st World advances in the field How to quickly spot 2nd tier dentists, the ones the service 80% of rank and file Latins, and why you must avoid them.

Wednesday Sep 21, 2011
The Expat Files
Wednesday Sep 21, 2011
Wednesday Sep 21, 2011
Dentistry in LA Part #2. Comparing the 3 types of dentists you’ll encounter in LA, and their shortcomings. What Expat dentists and physicians really need to know if their dream is to jump off the 1st World treadmill (before that 2nd heart attack), and get a license to practice in LA. Crisis dentistry; why even the wealthiest of LA movers and shakers have bad or missing teeth, poor hygiene and often hideous dentistry Double and triple appointment bookings? Well that’s the norm in LA dentist office, since 6 month checkup and cleaning appointments (and the hygienist guilt routine) have not caught on yet down here in any meaningful way (even with the moneyed classes) Want to know about the fluoride and mercury/amalgam filling debate in LA? That’s easy…, they’re absolutely clueless so there ain’t no debate at all! Decorative dental customs of the poor; including DIY Dentistry (where all you need is a pair of pliers, and some really big balls).

Tuesday Sep 20, 2011
The Expat Files
Tuesday Sep 20, 2011
Tuesday Sep 20, 2011
For about a hundred dollars, most Expats can forever solve any water shortage problems in LA (the 1st World too), and easily cope with the increased rationing and H2O shutoffs imposed by those corrupt and terribly managed municipalities Expats doing conferences and seminars; Part #2, 101 tips and tricks for Expats thinking of doing seminars down here. How to be a success even if you have a stale, rehashed topic and don’t speak a lick of Spanish

