School can be much more than a place to learn, it can be a space to find your path, connect with others, and discover something new about yourself. In this episode, a teacher and two students from National School for Adults (ENAD) in Luxembourg share their experiences of teaching and learning, the different paths that can lead us through education, and what students and teachers can learn from each other along the way. A conversation about finding your own way, growing together, and looking at education from different perspectives.

FSTalks: on Living and Learning Across Cultures is produced by FSLuxembourg and hosted by Gohar Sharoyan with the support of Fondation Sommer, Radio Ara, Media Center of the University of Luxembourg. The podcast series is produced solely for educational and informational purposes. This podcast is a non-commercial initiative and is not intended to generate profit or promote commercial products or services. The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the organizers or affiliated institutions.

What does growing up across cultures teach us about identity, belonging, and connection? This episode of Living and Learning Across Cultures is about Amira’s experience as a Third Culture Kid, her love for languages and teaching, and the story behind Same But Different. We talk about identity, belonging, languages, and what it means to navigate different cultural worlds. And behind it all is a simple idea: perhaps we need to focus more on what connects us and less on what drives us apart.

FSTalks: on Living and Learning Across Cultures is produced by FSLuxembourg and hosted by Gohar Sharoyan with the support of Fondation Sommer, Radio Ara, Media Center of the University of Luxembourg. The podcast series is produced solely for educational and informational purposes. This podcast is a non-commercial initiative and is not intended to generate profit or promote commercial products or services. The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the organizers or affiliated institutions.

If you’re a young person thinking about joining the European Solidarity Corps or volunteering locally or internationally, this episode is for you. Hear Haykuhi and Luisa share their volunteering journeys, the experiences that brought them to Luxembourg, and what it was like to build a life in a new country. They reflect on the opportunities, challenges and connections they found along the way—and how what was meant to be a temporary chapter in Luxembourg eventually became something much more permanent.FSTalks: on Living and Learning Across Cultures is produced by FSLuxembourg in cooperation with IWHO and hosted by Gohar Sharoyan with the support of Fondation Sommer, Radio Ara, Media Center of the University of Luxembourg. The podcast series is produced solely for educational and informational purposes. This podcast is a non-commercial initiative and is not intended to generate profit or promote commercial products or services. The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the organizers or affiliated institutions.

From Jamaica to Europe and eventually Luxembourg, Dr. Jordanne Edwards’ journey as a researcher, consultant, and professional in social work and international development has taken her across countries, cultures and very different social realities. In this episode, we follow that journey and talk about what she has learned along the way. We step into Jordanne's research on anti-racism, activism and trauma, and explore how these questions connect to the way we experience the world around us. At the heart of our conversation is a simple but difficult question: what does it really take for us to truly live together?

FSTalks: on Living and Learning Across Cultures is produced by FSLuxembourg and hosted by Gohar Sharoyan with the support of Fondation Sommer, Radio Ara, Media Center of the University of Luxembourg. The podcast series is produced solely for educational and informational purposes. This podcast is a non-commercial initiative and is not intended to generate profit or promote commercial products or services. The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the organizers or affiliated institutions.

"What does it mean to belong when our stories, cultures, and voices come from different places? In this first episode of "Living and Learning Across Cultures" we meet BELONG, musicians who bring together diverse backgrounds and experiences through the power of music. A heartfelt conversation about connection through music, stories in sound, and the moments that remind us that belonging is something we create together."