8 episodes
Citizens of the World Ella Thomas
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- Society & Culture
In an ever-changing and diverse society we exist in today, we must step outside our own skin to learn how the world really works. In these moments of selflessness, we must educate ourselves through the lens of a modern nomad and their experiences of the dangerous yet beautiful world. Citizens of the World offer what we ourselves might not have...different, unique experiences that teach valuable morals. From this batch of travelers and immigrants it is clear that the world has more to offer than just one's experiences in America.
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Podcast & Pancakes
Two adventurous, nomadic travelers tell riveting stories from their trips around the globe. They give advice for traveling, assimilating, and bonding through cultures and shared experiences.
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Less Is More
"Be curious, not judgmental" says Ted Lasso. Eddie Young, an acupuncturist from the UK explains his simple way of life from the guidance of Asian culture. He shares how he connects through the energy of healing and how this profession has shaped his life. We dive into religion, culture, and medicine as we explore the underlying meaning behind acupuncture.
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The Finish Line
Similar to our last guest, German Martínez grew up in Cartagena, Colombia. His upbringing as a competitive swimmer allowed him to advance to the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia. His lifelong race to the finish line is what makes him a passionate and powerful person today.
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Immigrate to Success
In Episode 5, Maria Gonzalez-Lopez uncovers her fascinating tale from immigrating from Medellín, Colombia to the United States. From banana plantains to terrorist groups to public school to PTSD, Gonzalez-Lopez navigates through the education system as a foreigner. She learned to get around normalcy as an exemplary student.
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Ascension
In this riveting interview with Keziah Dye, a fitness coach, she unlocks her emotional connection with her rare childhood. From being robbed, abused, and neglected by her parents, Keziah found herself growing up faster than the average child in a dangerous South Africa. In her latter out of South Africa, she came to The States to start over and find new opportunities. We get to understand more about stature, parenting, and childhood in South Africa as well as a valuable lesson on mental health.
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La Frontera
Chino and Elizabeth, two Mexican immigrants, share their story about crossing the Mexican border. They were held at gunpoint, slept in the woods, and were crammed into tiny cars to reach freedom. They explain their hardships in Mexico before reaching American soil but also the hardships they faced in America. Language barriers, papers, and money were difficult for this couple to survive in a foreign land.