Szn 3: Rooted Abroad: Tamara Lee on Family and Freedom in Panama
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Szn 3: Rooted Abroad: Tamara Lee on Family and Freedom in Panama
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In this episode of The Sunny Side View, host Sunny B. sits down with expat, mother, and trailblazer Tamara Lee to unpack what it really looks like to leave the U.S. and start a new life abroad.
Tamara shares the journey that led her family to Panama—from the leap of faith it took to make the move, to the beautiful, messy, and liberating reality of raising Black children in a new country. They talk about everything from cultural adjustments and cost of living, to education, safety, and finding a sense of belonging in unfamiliar soil.
This episode is for anyone curious about expat life, dreaming of international living, or wondering how to build freedom on your own terms—especially as a Black family navigating identity, safety, and legacy.
Topics We Cover:
Why Tamara chose Panama for her family
The highs and hard truths of living abroad
How expat life has shaped her family's identity
Practical advice for Black families considering the move
What it means to choose freedom, on purpose
This is one of those “take notes and save for later” episodes. Tune in, get inspired, and remember—you can always choose a new story.