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Welcome y'all!

It was time for a change. My book, "Transcontinental Overload - a Memoir of Movement, Meltdowns & Making a Life In Between" is coming out this Thursday, 23 October 2025, and the title will be reserved for all things book-related.

So why "Get the Boots"? Well.... dive into this episode and find out!

I'm excited to start something new and look forward to talking with all my new guests and listeners.

"Get the Boots" goes hand in hand with my Substack publication, Steph Gets the Boots.

You can still find me on my old website, as well as on Instagram, Bluesky and LinkedIn.

Buy my book here (US) or here (UK), or find it globally (ebook and paperback) at your favourite book sellers.

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Here's the latest episode - it is the last episode of Transcontinental Overload the Podcast. But fear not: I will continue in a different format with a fresh focus and a new name very soon.

Today's episode is all about what it's like to be a TCK - a third culture kid. My guest is Tanya Crossman, a cross-cultural coach, mentor and researcher, who is supporting families in their global journeys.

This episode is first and foremost for parents, all parents, not just those of TCKs, and above all, parents of teenagers. Please listen, share and talk about this episode - there is so much wisdom in it.

Find out more about Tanya on her website, follow her on Instagram and on LinkedIn, and read her books, Misunderstood: The Impact of Growing Up Overseas in the 21st Century, and Thongs or Flip Flops: Australian kids overseas and what comes next.

Tanya is writing her third book and is gathering input! Make sure you check out her Instagram.

You can find me on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Substack.

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This is the penultimate episode of Transcontinental Overload - the Podcast. One more after this, and then it's off to new adventures. I'll keep you posted! Don't forget to subscribe so you automatically get the new episodes.

Today's episode is about being a TCK - the next one is about being a TCK and working with TCKs.

My guest today is Urmi - Italian by birth, Bengali by blood, Canadian by law. She tells her story of being a brown girl in Sicily, brought up by Bengali parents who immigrated to Italy and assumed they were raising a Bengali child.

Urmi's book, Discovering Your Identity: A Rebirth From Interracial Struggle, is available on Amazon.

Urmi's activities and achievements are too many to list – you can find them all on her Linktree.