Intercultural Conversations with Vini Andriolo and María Tejeiro

Real people tell real stories. Mohammad Mohammadi is an Iranian national that was born in Dubai but lived his whole life in Oman, and if that wasn't already interesting enough, now he is studying in Germany. We had a chat about fascinating aspects of life in the Middle East and learned how diverse the region is and how we know so little of that part of the world. Enjoy!

Wishing you all the best of time on the Holidays this year of 2019.

Vini and Maria pick some of the many weird laws around the world to give their vision on it and also to inform whoever travels to these countries to be aware of them.

Vini and Maria talk about the diversity we encounter in the world regarding the confection of a CV, what is acceptable and what's not and also the mannerisms of recruiters and candidates around the world. So, if you want to work abroad, this is the best start you can get.

In this episode, you can hear the talk we gave at The KLU, the university we both graduated from in Hamburg, Germany. It was the first talk we gave together about the podcast and it had a great reception from the audience.

In this comeback episode, Vini and Maria explore the notion and misconceptions surrounding nudity. Exploring cultural aspects about how people behave in different environments is the main subject of this episode, and we think you'll love it and certainly have a good laugh with our stories.

In this first part, Vini and Maria start a very interesting discussion about how to have a successful relationship with someone from a different culture than yours. The challenges, the advantages and much more.

In this episode, Maria interviews a German couple living in Bogota, Colombia and gets their perspective on how is life in beautiful South America, the cultural differences, what they miss from their country and much more. This is our first episode in German.

This is our first episode in Portuguese where Vini interviewed his compatriot José Guilherme Rodrigues da Silva about his life journey so far. Gui came to Germany in 3 different opportunities to study and returned to Brazil to work after, which gave him a deeper understanding of both cultures. Gui also has a very cool project of visiting 100 countries in his life and we'll also explore that in the interview.

The mobility revolution is here, shared cars, scooters, mopeds, taxis, bikes, you name it. There are many options out there for you to choose from and get yourself from A to B. As Vini and Maria live in a city that can offer all of that, they decided to explore how mobility is perceived by different cultures and how it shapes people's behavior.