Le Podcast à l'International Amélie

Alexane nous raconte sa manière d'approcher le fait d’être une femme et de voyager seule à l’étranger.

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In this episode, I interview Mohamed from Morocco . Currently living in Germany, he explains us his participation to the European Solidarity Corps program. Passionated by what he is doing here, Mohamed is sharing with us his life at the German Border at Frankfurt (Oder). We discuss what is so special about living at the border and this led him to compare it to his life in Morocco at the border with Spain. Lastly, I asked him about his relationship with the french language and why he refuses to express himself with it. He is particulary aware about what the french language means for his country : remains of the colonisation and the French domination... This also let us to question the domination of the english language in our world...Do we benefit of it or are we dominated by it ? 



In these very special times of a global pandemic, I am collecting  testimonies of our globalized time and the influence of the  international on everyone: whether it is a benefit, the loss of our  roots, or interdependence which may be harmful both to humans and the  environment, we are all interconnected, globalized. Good or bad? Thanks  to this podcast, I wish to observe how we live the international in our  daily life through a series of interviews conducted in French and in  other languages. I hope to give you a reflection on our world and our  times because it is impossible to deny the impact that globalization has  on us; whether you are multilingual or have never been abroad, you  cannot escape: just look at the phone or computer on which you are  reading this text ...

Therefore, I wish to give you the desire to  question with me our world through these discussions. 

Now: Good listening! 

To contact me, to follow the podcast news, to give your opinion on the  episode, and why not to participate in the podcast : 

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Mail: lepodcastalinternational@gmail.com 

Music: 1901 - Phoenix Visual: @ameliepaints

Dans cet  épisode je reçois Blandine qui est partie vivre en Corée sur  un coup de tête. Elle nous explique comment elle s'est retrouvée vivre à  l'autre bout du monde, sa confrontation avec une culture très  différente et son adaptation à ce nouveau mode de vie. On y parle de la  culture coréenne, de la place de la femme dans cette société, de la conception de la beauté et du rapport de classe encore très présente  dans le pays. Cet épisode étant long, il a été découpé en deux parties.  Curieux ou grands fans de la culture coréenne : cet épisode est pour  vous !

A présent : Bonne  écoute !

Pour me contacter, suivre l'actualité du podcast,  donner votre avis    sur l'épisode, et pourquoi pas participer à Un Podcast à   l'International  :

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Mail: lepodcastalinternational@gmail.com

Musique : 1901 - Phoenix

Visuel : @ameliepaints

Dans cet  épisode je reçois Blandine qui est partie vivre en Corée sur un coup de tête. Elle nous explique comment elle s'est retrouvée vivre à l'autre bout du monde, sa confrontation avec une culture très différente et son adaptation à ce nouveau mode de vie. On y parle de la culture coréenne, de la place de la femme dans cette société, de la conception de la beauté et du rapport de classe encore très présente dans le pays. Cet épisode étant long, il a été découpé en deux parties. Curieux ou grands fans de la culture coréenne : cet épisode est pour vous !

En ces temps si particuliers de pandémie mondiale,  je souhaite  récolter  des témoignages de notre temps globalisé et de  l'influence de   l'international sur chacun : que cela soit un  enrichissement, la  perte  de nos racines ou encore une interdépendance  qui peut s'avérer  nocive à  la fois pour les hommes ou l'environnement,  nous sommes tous   interconnectés, mondialisés. Un bien ou un mal ? Je  souhaite grâce à  ce  podcast, observer comment nous vivons  l'international dans notre   quotidien à travers une série d'interview  conduit en français et dans   d'autres langues, en France ou à l'étranger.  J'espère vous apporter  une  réflexion sur notre monde et notre époque,  car il est impossible  de  nier l'impact qu'a la mondialisation sur nous;  que vous soyez   polyglottes ou que vous ne soyez jamais partis à  l'étranger, vous ne   pouvez y échapper : il suffit de regarder d'où  proviennent vos   vêtements ou encore le téléphone sur lequel vous êtes en  train de lire   ce texte...Je souhaite donc vous donner l'envie de  découvrir et   d'appréhender notre monde par vous même.

A présent : Bonne  écoute !

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Musique : 1901 - Phoenix

Visuel : @ameliepaints

In this episode, I interview Naima from Germany. But if Naima was born in Germany she actually lived in a lot of different places as she moved countries every four years since she was a kid. This led me to question where are her roots, and that surprisingly she might be more comfortable speaking English than her own mother tongue. In this episode, we are also discussing what is sustainable development as it is an important matter in which Naima is really involved,  and as she is studying this matter at the university in Scotland. She explains some important concepts as social justice and eco-anxiety. And this led us to ask what is responsibility, and what is our responsibility today?
In these very special times of a global pandemic, I am collecting testimonies of our globalized time and the influence of the international on everyone: whether it is a benefit, the loss of our roots, or interdependence which may be harmful both to humans and the environment, we are all interconnected, globalized. Good or bad? Thanks to this podcast, I wish to observe how we live the international in our daily life through a series of interviews conducted in French and in other languages. I hope to give you a reflection on our world and our times because it is impossible to deny the impact that globalization has on us; whether you are multilingual or have never been abroad, you cannot escape: just look at the phone or computer on which you are reading this text ...Therefore, I wish to give you the desire to question with me our world through these discussions.
Now: Good listening!
To contact me, to follow the podcast news, to give your opinion on the episode, and why not to participate in the podcast :
Instagram: @unpodcastalinternational
Mail: lepodcastalinternational@gmail.com
Music: 1901 - Phoenix
Visual: @ameliepaints

In this episode, I interview Adela from the Czech Republic in an international workcamp in Germany. She explains what is an international workcamp, how it is working, and how to participate. If you like languages, traveling at a cheap cost, meeting a bunch of new people, while providing voluntary work (which is great for your cv), you will find the answers in this episode. She also explains what she is doing in Germany, why this workcamp means a lot to her, in particular the notion of Peace and the communist history of her country...
In these very special times of a global pandemic, I am collecting testimonies of our globalized time and the influence of the international on everyone: whether it is a benefit, the loss of our roots, or interdependence which may be harmful both to humans and the environment, we are all interconnected, globalized. Good or bad? Thanks to this podcast, I wish to observe how we live the international in our daily life through a series of interviews conducted in French and in other languages. I hope to give you a reflection on our world and our times because it is impossible to deny the impact that globalization has on us; whether you are multilingual or have never been abroad, you cannot escape: just look at the phone or computer on which you are reading this text ...Therefore, I wish to give you the desire to question with me our world through these discussions.
Now: Good listening!
To contact me, to follow the podcast news, to give your opinion on the episode, and why not to participate in the podcast :
Instagram: @unpodcastalinternational
Mail: lepodcastalinternational@gmail.com
Music: 1901 - Phoenix
Visual: @ameliepaints