In this episode, I'll be speaking with to talk about the Tahitian language and culture. Stay tuned to learn more about 

In this episode, I'll be talking with Nicola who is from Ireland and discussing her motivations for learning Hindi from a love of Indian classical music. She'll be sharing her language journey and experiences traveling and living in India as well as her advice for interested Hindi learners. 

In this episode, I'll be talking with Audrey, a French language learner who is learning Japanese, Korean, and Dutch. She'll be sharing her experiences balancing these 3 languages as well as sharing some insights into the Dutch language and culture. 

In this episode, I will be talking with Lisa, who has traveled to different regional areas around China including minority communities like the Uyghur community. She will be sharing her experiences as well as some insight into regional differences and diverse cultural and linguistical backgrounds. 

In this episode, I will be talking with Constanze, an English teacher who is also studying French, Italian, Japanese, and more. She will be sharing her insights in learning a language from a language learner's perspective and as a teacher, as well as her experiences living in Japan. 

In this episode, I will be talking with Ekaterina Mateeva, an independent entrepreneur, Amazon bestselling author, award-winning poet, linguist, polyglot, and the founder of Amolingua, among many more. If you want to go more in-depth about each of her unique experiences and accomplishments, stay tuned for this two-part series where she will also be sharing her travel experiences, research on language alter egos, experience in participating in the world memory championships, and motivational advice on how to turn your dreams into reality.

In this episode, I will be talking with Ekaterina Mateeva. Ekaterina Matveeva is a linguist, entrepreneur, Amazon bestselling author, TEDx speaker, polyglot, and the founder of Amolingua — an ed:tech focused on teaching foreign languages, cultural intelligence, and soft skills. She is also the leader of Lingo+, an Erasmus+ funded project that trains educators on how to teach in multilingual and multicultural environments. If you want to go more in-depth about each of her unique experiences and accomplishments, stay tuned for this two-part series where she will also be sharing her travel experiences, research on language alter egos, experience in participating in the world memory championships, and motivational advice on how to turn your dreams into reality. 

In this podcast episode, I'll be talking with Nora Yusef, a photographer who grew up in Malaysia, traveled to over 80 countries, and photographed the most remote areas. We'll be discussing her travel adventures from exploring Svalbard to spending time with Eagle Huntresses in Mongolia and the impact all of her world travel has had on her perception of the world. 

In our 9th podcast episode, I'll be talking with April, a current college senior who is studying Vietnamese and currently an international studies major. We'll be talking about what motivated her to learn Vietnamese, as it is an uncommon language to learn and more about her language journey and future career interests. 

In this episode, I'll be talking with @djaliece.studies about how to use Duolingo effectively. Stay tuned to hear about different methods of learning and ways to incorporate Duolingo in your language learning journey!