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Life in Mongolia: My Journey in Peace Corps
When one hears about someone entering the Peace Corp it is often assumed that it is a young adult, probably
just out of college. Darcy Maier had dreamed of being in the Peace Corp from an early age, shortly after its founding. But for Darcy the experience did not happen in her 20’s but instead in her 60’s.
Darcy shares her story of how this program is changing her and what it means to her as she is still actively participating in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia.
To learn more about her adventure please read her blog: https://mongolianyarns.wordpress.com/
If you would like to learn more about the Peace Corp visit their site: https://www.peacecorps.gov/
For more information about Tell Us A Story visit our website at: https://tellusastory.info
Music and SFX Credits
Show open and closing: Evil-flowers by Koi-discovery
Mongolian Throat Singing Chants
Mongolian intersection sounds by Tim Kahn
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When one hears about someone entering the Peace Corp it is often assumed that it is a young adult, probably
just out of college. Darcy Maier had dreamed of being in the Peace Corp from an early age, shortly after its founding. But for Darcy the experience did not happen in her 20’s but instead in her 60’s.
Darcy shares her story of how this program is changing her and what it means to her as she is still actively participating in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia.
To learn more about her adventure please read her blog: https://mongolianyarns.wordpress.com/
If you would like to learn more about the Peace Corp visit their site: https://www.peacecorps.gov/
For more information about Tell Us A Story visit our website at: https://tellusastory.info
Music and SFX Credits
Show open and closing: Evil-flowers by Koi-discovery
Mongolian Throat Singing Chants
Mongolian intersection sounds by Tim Kahn