This episode features Maxime Kasasa, a recurring guest and part of the podcast family. Maxime has been involved with the show since its inception and has appeared in each season. The episode encourages listeners to enjoy the conversation and check out Max's music on Apple Music.In this conversation, Maxime reflects on the significance of his music video as a farewell to Tokyo, the transformative experience of releasing his EP, and the journey of performing his unreleased songs across various locations in Tokyo. He shares personal anecdotes about his performances and the connections he has made through his music.SUPPORT THE ARTS!Link to Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/jp/album/5-phases-ep/1776104013Link to YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@MaximeKasasa

In this engaging conversation, Kgothi and Jack explore their personal experiences, from relaxing Sundays to the challenges of living in Japan. They discuss friendships, cultural influences, and the impact of weather on their daily lives. The conversation also delves into fitness journeys, the nostalgia of childhood cartoons, and the artistry of podcasting. Jack shares his journey from Gateshead to Japan, while Kgothi reflects on the importance of supportive friendships and the dynamics of dating in a new culture. In this conversation, Kgothi and Jack explore various themes, including their experiences with anime and Japanese cinema, the challenges of post-university life, the importance of therapy in personal growth, and their expectations versus reality of living in Japan. They also discuss cultural differences and social dynamics, particularly in relation to their experiences as foreigners in Japan. In this conversation, Kgothi and Jack explore their experiences living in Japan, touching on themes of language, cultural misunderstandings, and the complexities of social interactions. They reflect on a night out that led to a heated discussion about language use and cultural expectations, revealing deeper issues related to race and identity. The dialogue emphasises the importance of understanding and respect in cross-cultural communication, while also acknowledging the challenges and realities of living in a foreign country. Ultimately, they find common ground in their shared experiences and the need for open dialogue.

What's up, good people! After an 8-month hiatus, I’m thrilled to announce my return from a period of intense overwork in Japan, back to my true passion: transforming the art of conversation into a podcast episode!It's been a journey since January, filled with attempts and anticipation, but the wait is finally over. We're still in Season 3, and it's time to wrap things up with a bang!This week, we're incredibly excited to welcome back a true friend of the show, a familiar voice you might remember from Season 2, Episode 2 - the giant himself, Max Kasasa! Join us as we explore a diverse range of captivating topics.Expect our signature blend of humour, interwoven with thoughtful discussions on serious issues that impact us and those around us every single day.Sit back, relax, and enjoy this much-anticipated return!

Yuzo and I dive into a deep and meaningful discussion about her music career and the music space in South Korea, where it all began for her. We also talk about her sexuality, what is next for her and what she would like to achieve moving forward. Keep in touch with Yuzo, and follow her instagram: yuzopia.

This week, we have a guest from Sweden. Meet KW, yes, KW - he has asked to remain as anonymous as possible and of course, we should respect and honour his wishes. We spent time talking about topics worth talking about, over lunch (Boiled Eggs & Naartjies). Enjoy This show was produced by Kgothi R.

Season 3, Episode 2 and the I'm An Expert At Nothing But Myself Podcast is back with another banger! The days have been getting busier and busier but I have missed podcasting. Join Fin MacD and me as we get to know each other through the use of the pod! This has never been about me, starting this pod was never meant to be about me. The title is very misleading but that's the best part, I guess. But trust me - I am here because I am fascinated by humans and their stories. Grab your popcorn and indulge! This episode was produced by Kgothi R.

I told you I'd be back, you just had to believe me. Trust me when I said that, "this podcasting thing isn't a hobby," I meant it! It started as a coping mechanism but I am enjoying it. There are days that I sit back and think there is a lot that I could improve on but of course, like anything, that comes with time. There isn't much I can tell you but dive in and listen to this crazy, yet nourishing talk and walk episode. Welcome to Season 3 folks! This episode was produced by Kgothi R.

I find myself trying to decipher the challenges that come with moving to another country for the very first time. I have met some amazing people from training, some who have become friends already and some people I consider "worth exploring". I have been enjoying my time in Tokyo and still welcome the challenges of being in a new country. Catch up with me on the Season Finale of Season 2. See you in Season 3 - with new guests and an exciting approach!This episode was produced by Kgothi R.

I sit back and marvel at the timing of things. Trust the timing is all that is needed, I came across a quote and I would like to share it: "He who jumps into the void owes no explanation to those who stand and watch." There it is folks, let me tell you about the void I am jumping in, don't just sit there, hit play and watch. Thank you for your support, looking forward to Season 3.This episode was produced by Kgothi R.

Listen. That is all. Just a quick note - I certainly meant Episode 9 instead of Episode 8. If you got through this episode, you will certainly know what I'm talking about. So yes, maybe you will know when we get to Episode 9. This episode was produced by Kgothi R.