1 hr 9 min
icmhBTFN Ep 21 Nick: You Just Need A Little Bit Of Motivation i call my heroes by their first name
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In this episode, Nick shares about growing up in "America's Toughest Weather City", getting paid to hear Kristen Stewart curse a lot, and inspiring people to move to Japan. He also talks about his YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/MaebashiNick) where he explores the many 廃墟 (haikyo) ruins/abandoned infrastructures scattered throughout Japan and a lot more.
Music in this Ep:
adammaria.bandcamp.com/
mannymarx.bandcamp.com/
If you enjoy the content, please follow: linktr.ee/icmhBTFN and support by subscribing to the icmhBTFN Patreon: www.patreon.com/icallmyheroesbytheirfirstname
I Call My Heroes By Their First Name is a feel-good podcast created with language learners and teachers in mind. Through providing full transcriptions of each episode on our blog (linktr.ee/icmhBTFN), listeners are encouraged to interact with one another asking and answering language-related questions. In addition to learning, the podcast aims to address that while the internet connects us to the wider world it also draws us away from those who are at our arm’s length. I hope that icmhBTFN inspires listeners to connect with, show admiration to, and celebrate the people in their lives.
In this episode, Nick shares about growing up in "America's Toughest Weather City", getting paid to hear Kristen Stewart curse a lot, and inspiring people to move to Japan. He also talks about his YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/MaebashiNick) where he explores the many 廃墟 (haikyo) ruins/abandoned infrastructures scattered throughout Japan and a lot more.
Music in this Ep:
adammaria.bandcamp.com/
mannymarx.bandcamp.com/
If you enjoy the content, please follow: linktr.ee/icmhBTFN and support by subscribing to the icmhBTFN Patreon: www.patreon.com/icallmyheroesbytheirfirstname
I Call My Heroes By Their First Name is a feel-good podcast created with language learners and teachers in mind. Through providing full transcriptions of each episode on our blog (linktr.ee/icmhBTFN), listeners are encouraged to interact with one another asking and answering language-related questions. In addition to learning, the podcast aims to address that while the internet connects us to the wider world it also draws us away from those who are at our arm’s length. I hope that icmhBTFN inspires listeners to connect with, show admiration to, and celebrate the people in their lives.
1 hr 9 min