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This Podcast is 10 Years Old - Throwback to Episode 1
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This Podcast is 10 Years Old - Throwback to Episode 1

Welcome to this special throwback episode of the podcast, celebrating 10 years of “An Englishman in the Balkans”.

The journey began in 2007 in Canada, and after a brief hiatus, it was relaunched in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2013.

Over the years, the podcast has evolved, even changing titles a couple of times. This episode revisits the very first one from 2013, featuring a conversation with Kev Shannon, a young Brit who was walking across Serbia at the time.

As we celebrate a decade of podcasting, we invite you to explore our archives and see how far we’ve come.

Enjoy this short but sweet throwback episode and don’t forget to leave a review or comment.

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Coffee and Rakija
An Englishman in the Balkans
An Englishman in the Balkans is your gateway to exploring the rich culture, hidden gems, and captivating stories of Bosnia and Herzegovina and it's neighbouring countries.
I'm David, British, and someone who has lived in Bosnia and Herzegovina for the past 22 years.
This podcast blends engaging conversations with locals and narrative-driven episodes that take you on immersive journeys through the region’s history, food, and everyday life.
Whether you’re here for insightful interviews or a guided audio tour of places like Banja Luka or the Adriatic, each episode offers a fresh perspective on this fascinating corner of Europe.
Perfect for the curious traveler, culture enthusiast, or anyone looking to explore life beyond the tourist brochure.
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