If you’ve ever landed in the UK, Japan, or Thailand and watched cars zip by on the “wrong” side of the road, you’ve likely asked yourself: Why do some countries drive on the left? It feels strange, even disorienting at first, especially if you’re used to driving on the right. But there’s a story behind this quirk, and it’s not just random—it stretches back to ancient times and touches on everything from colonial rule to cultural tradition. Tune in as Anita dives into this fascinating topic on #DustyRoads.

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To live as a global citizen is to wake up each day with a sense that the world is bigger than your backyard—and that your actions ripple far beyond what you can see. It’s not about erasing your national identity or abandoning your roots. It’s about expanding your perspective and recognizing that humanity is deeply interconnected.

In this episode of #DustyRoads, host Anita explores how adopting a global mindset can shape a more meaningful, compassionate life.

You can listen now—and click here to read more about what it truly means to live life as a global citizen.

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2025 marks 50 years since the fall of Saigon. What does Vietnam look like today, five decades after the war ended? On this episode of Dusty Roads, Anita reflects on the end of the Vietnam War on April 30, 1975, when helicopters lifted off rooftops and North Vietnamese tanks entered Saigon—an event that still resonates deeply for both Americans and Vietnamese.

Click here to read more about how Vietnam’s war-torn past shaped its vibrant present—and be sure to listen in for insight, history, and human strength.

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