Expatriarch
Jose Melendez (Dan Kobayashi)How an American Africa expert deals with moving to Geneva and becoming a stay-at-home dad. Featuring lots of parenting, lots of travel, and a little bit of whining.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 129 |
| Subscribers | Read | expatriarch.substack.com |
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I Suppose I Have to Talk About Lesotho Now
The messages started coming in while I was asleep. This isn’t really a new phenomenon for me. Every time Lesotho appears, be it as an answer on Jeopardy, on a tag in someone’s clothes, as a throwaway line in a Christopher Buckley novel, or ...
Civilization Will Persist With Out Me (For a Week at Least)
I like to follow the news. For a long time, when I traveled, I would pick up whatever municipal newspaper—or even better whatever alternative news weekly—was around and leaf through to get a sense of a place. You could get a pretty good sen...
I Am Often Wrong About Switzerland
I got a message from an old friend the other day who has lived in Switzerland for a long time saying that while my writing is sometime funny, but lately not, I am getting a lot of things wrong about Switzerland. As she is an extremely smart...
I am Funny, But Maybe Not to Germans
I was on the phone this morning with a friend in Tasmania. (Note: Hi Amy!) Tasmania is apparently a real place and not just something the Tasmanian Devil cartoons made up like how The Smurfs made up Smurf Village or Spider-Man made up New Y...
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I'm just your average former Red Sox blogger and Africa specialist trying to make it as a stay-at-home dad in Switzerland, while not watching the Red Sox or writing about Africa. Maybe I'll discuss cheese? Or knives?
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