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    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>"The Third Culture Podcast"</strong> is hosted by Davin Martin, a missionary kid from Central America, a small business entrepreneur, and family man. From traveling through the recesses of Central America's jungles, mumbling Dagbani greetings in Ghana, to riding along in law enforcement vehicles in Mississippi, Davin brings varied experiences and perspectives to life.</p><p>The Third Culture Podcast is a place where we discuss culture, tell life stories, and explore the journey to healing. We're all about diving deep into these topics with our host and guests. By sharing education and conversations that create awareness, we hope to inspire you to make a difference in the world around you.</p><p>If you enjoy the podcast, please share it! Thank you and enjoy the show!</p>]]></description>
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      <description><![CDATA[<p>So what is this all about? In this week's episode we do a brief breakdown of our mission, which is to discuss culture, tell life stories, and explore the journey to healing.</p><p><strong>Culture: </strong>As TCKs, we care deeply about culture because it's what we are or were immersed in during our most critical developmental years.</p><p><strong>Life Stories: </strong>Stories are what cultures are built on and do we love a good story!</p><p><strong>Healing: </strong>A big part of a TCK's life is about processing their inner world, traumatic life events, and finding purpose in a highly mobile lifestyle.</p><p>If you've enjoyed this episode, please share it with someone!</p>]]></description>
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      <description><![CDATA[<p>Welcome to the introductory episode of <strong>The Third Culture Podcast</strong>.</p><p>Today we dive into a brief overview of Davin's background and introduce the Third Culture Kid (TCK) worldview.</p><p>We'd love if you'd share this episode with someone you think would enjoy this subject, and please stay tuned for upcoming episodes. Enjoy the show!</p>]]></description>
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