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Retire in San Antonio Tlayacapan, Lake Chapala, Mexico – EP 192

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Retire in San Antonio Tlayacapan, Lake Chapala, Mexico – EP 192

When we first interviewed writer Janet Blaser about living in Mazatlan, Mexico in June of 2021, we were convinced she had found her forever place. There, she had a large apartment a stone’s throw from the beach for under $500 per month. Needless to say, we were surprised to learn that Janet had moved to San Antonio Tlayacapan, a small Mexican town on Lake Chapala. It turns out that Mazatlan is not the sleepy little city it once was when Janet first moved there. Hear what triggered Janet’s move on Episode 192 of Retire There with Gil & Gene. 

Check out Janet’s website: https://janetblaser.com/

Why We Left An Anthology of American Women Expats: Collected Essays of 27 Women Happily Living in Mexico is her book

To learn about moving to Mexico, contact Janet at GoingExpatGuides@gmail.com

Working on your memoir? Writing a novel? Want a fresh set of eyes? With 30+ years of journalism experience, Janet is now available for Content & Copy Editing, Proofreading Reader Services at thejanetblaser@gmail.com 

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Gilen Chan & Gene Preudhomme Retire There with Gil & Gene Podcast

We are Gilen Chan and Gene Preudhomme, a married couple living in Brooklyn, New York. Gilen recently retired from practicing higher education law, and Gene, a law librarian, will be retiring soon. We started this podcast 3 years ago in hopes of finding the best place to retire. After 189 episodes of interviewing folks who have moved abroad as well as domestically, we are more confused than ever! It has been an amazing ride and we have made friends all over the world!

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