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What does home mean when you have lived under many skies? In this episode of the House of Peregrine podcast, Mickelle welcomes back Sam Frearson Tubito—third-generation global nomad, writer, speaker, and author of Beneath a Borrowed Sky: A Woman’s Search for the True Meaning of Home. Sam

Living abroad has a way of revealing what was always there—needs we didn’t know we had, grief we didn’t give ourselves permission to feel, and identities that no longer fit the life we left behind. In this episode, Mickelle sits down with Melissa Parks, Ph.D.—writer,

Some conversations help you zoom out—and then somehow bring you back down to earth with more clarity. This one is exactly that. Mickelle sits down with Michel Bauwens, founder of the P2P Foundation, to explore what happens when the dominant systems we’ve inherited—markets and nation-states—start

There’s a particular kind of in-between season many of us know well, especially if you’ve lived abroad, where you can feel your life shifting, but you don’t yet have language for what’s happening. In this episode, Mickelle sits down with Jewel Mondros of Jewel Mondros

Investing confidence for women living across borders with Ana Herrero-Wallace. Still Thinking? Act.  Living internationally expands your world, but it can also quietly complicate the basics: banking, pensions, taxes, and the simple act of putting your money to work. In this conversation, Mickelle sits down with Ana Herrero-Wallace

There’s a specific kind of tenderness that comes with building a life abroad: you can be deeply grateful for the life you’ve created, and still feel the quiet ache of everyone you love being far away. In this conversation, host Mickelle sits down with Helen Ellis, M.A.

Kemo Camara doesn’t talk about community like a trend. He talks about it like an inheritance. In this episode, Mickelle Weber sits down with Kemo, founder and CEO of Omek, to explore what happens when you stop treating community as a nice-to-have and start treating it as

Living abroad doesn’t just change your address, it changes your identity, your nervous system, your community, and the roles you’ve played inside your relationship. In this episode, Mickelle sits down with Victoria Onken of VictoriaOnken.com, an Amsterdam-based relationship coach, to explore ethical non‑monogamy with nuance,

Freedom isn’t just geography—it’s structure. In this episode, Mickelle sits down with Bobby Casey, founder of BusinessAnywhere.io, to explore what it actually takes to run a business across borders with more ease—and far less risk. Bobby has lived in 10 countries and helped entrepreneurs, freelancers,

What happens when motherhood cracks open the old “rules,” and relocating abroad makes it impossible to hide from what’s already been asking for your attention? In this episode of the House of Peregrine Podcast, Mickelle Weber welcomes Vanessa Bennett; therapist, author of The Motherhood Myth, and co-host of