About Black Expats From All Over The World w/ Tosha Pierre And Chartez Wiley
Tosha Pierre is the creator of "Black Expats From All Over The World" which is located on Facebook. She is a Professional Life/Relationship/Travel Coach who motivates and inspires individuals to live their best life by stepping out of their comfort zone by traveling and seeing the world.
Chartez Wiley is a Moderator for "Black Expats From All Over The World". He is a fulltime college student who is an athlete at his current university. He is a Sports Broadcast major and an avid traveler.
The Podcast consists of worldwide issues and how traveling worldwide is good for the soul.
Everyone talks about the excitement of moving abroad the adventure, the new experiences, and the freedom of building a life in another country. But what happens when it's time to come home?
After spending nearly ten years living overseas, I discovered that returning to the United States was an adjustment I never expected. I found myself feeling like a foreigner in my own country, navigating changes in culture, technology, daily life, and even my own sense of belonging.
In this episode, I share my personal journey of reverse culture shock, the emotional challenges of coming home, and why this is a conversation more people need to have. Whether you're currently living abroad, planning to return home someday, or simply curious about the realities of expat life, this episode offers an honest perspective on a side of relocation that is rarely discussed.
Because the journey doesn't end when you come home it simply begins a new chapter.
7 Jun 2026
The Great Dating Divide: Has Social Media Changed Relationships?
In this engaging episode of the Black Expats From All Over The World Podcast, I sit down with Alexus Wiley to discuss one of the most talked-about debates on social media today: modern dating, changing gender roles, and the growing divide between men and women.
Many women argue that traditional leadership roles within relationships have shifted, while many men believe women have become less traditional and more aggressive. The result is an ongoing conversation where both sides are asking: Are there still good men and good women out there?
Together, Alexus and I explore this topic from two different generational perspectives. As a Millennial who grew up before social media became a part of everyday life, I share my thoughts on how dating, communication, and relationships have evolved over the years. Alexus offers the perspective of Gen Z, discussing what dating looks like in a world shaped by social media, dating apps, and instant connectivity.
Join us as we compare experiences, challenge perspectives, and discuss how technology, culture, and changing expectations have transformed the dating landscape. From traditional courtship to modern-day dating apps, we examine whether social media has improved relationships—or created new challenges for men and women seeking meaningful connections.
Whether you're Gen X, Millennial, Gen Z, or somewhere in between, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.
10 Feb 2026
They’re Watching: How to Move With Respect Abroad
In this episode of the Black Expats From All Over The World Podcast W/ Dr. Pierre & Chartez Wiley, we dive into a real conversation about what it truly means to move with respect when living or traveling abroad. As expats and global citizens, it’s important to understand that when we enter another country, we are guests first.
We discuss the growing trend of people relocating to developing or lower-cost countries and publicly speaking about “living like kings and queens,” without considering how those messages may impact the locals who are watching. While there’s nothing wrong with enjoying your success, sharing your lifestyle, or celebrating your wins, we emphasize the importance of humility, cultural awareness, and respect for the people whose home you’re in.
This episode explores how careless comments and flashy comparisons can unintentionally disrespect a country’s culture, values, and economic realities. We break down why it’s important to honor the land you’re in, move with gratitude, and understand that your content doesn’t exist in a vacuum the locals see it, feel it, and interpret it.
Being global isn’t just about access it’s about responsibility. Tune in as we talk about how to travel boldly, live well, and still represent yourself and your community with class.
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Apple Podcasts (US)
5.0 / 5
2 ratings
Spotify
5.0 / 5
8 ratings
Podcast Authority Score: 17 / 100
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YouTube
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Engagement
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