Second episode… so second review! And once again thoroughly enjoyed this podcast with Kalani and the lovely Sav. Breaking stereotypes is never going to be an easy feat, given how ingrained they are on both sides .. but this was a cracking look at the differences and fair evaluation of both sides 🤘🏻

Fantastic to hear your thoughts from your experiences this far. When’s episode 2 coming?

Kalini, great podcast. However, if you open a choppy in USA, PLEASE make sure you also give the option to have scraps on your fish and chips! 😀

Been watching Kalani on Faceache for a good 6 months now, love his content there so decided to give his new podcast a listen. I thoroughly enjoyed this easy listen while cooking dinner for the family, good content and looking forward to future episodes. Best of luck Kalani and Savannah with your new venture.

I’ve loved all of Kalani’s content on British food, British culture and watching him experience all the things he has & I look forward to see the content he delivers via his podcasts..

Hope to hear Savannah participate on the pod aswell

Keep up the work Kalani & Savannah

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Thankyou, I’ve never listened to a podcast before and found it similar to listening to the radio. Engaging and entertaining, Thankyou and looking forward to the next one.

I enjoyed listening to this and hearing about your experience of our Christmas markets. I’m from Glasgow in Scotland but married an American and I can totally relate to all you’re saying from the cutlery situation (I couldn’t believe when I went to USA that cutlery and crockery and table manners don’t rank high) to my husband wanting fish and chips every time we passed a chippy here! He couldn’t get enough. I never quite understood because fish and chips are great but there’s so much other great food to try.

Well done Kalani that was a great first podcast

Would be great if you could come back to the Uk and maybe sample more of a rural vibe and come the East anglia as we have some pretty banging fish and chips here

Look forward to herring more

I’ve enjoyed Kalanis You Tube videos since I first came across one. I came because I like food and watching food reviews, and I stayed because Kalanis personality and presentation style is so engaging and generously unstaged .His genuine passion and appreciation for food is complimented perfectly by his genuine passion and appreciation for people, and for experiencing cultures that differ from his own through the foods that they eat and enjoy. So delighted there’s now going to be a podcast, once Radio 4 catch a listen to him he’ll be snapped up to present for them I’m pretty sure - so I’d highly recommend following his show now - while he’s still free to do his own entertaining and very listenable thing! It’s like spending time with a friend that you’re always glad dropped in randomly for tea , even if you have accidentally eaten all of the biscuits by the time they leave !

What an interesting and engaging half hour! Hearing an outsider’s view of the UK is fascinating, and Kalani (and Savannah) come across as such genuine, kind, passionate people. I will definitely be subscribing.