This week we explore the idea of reincarnation and how it may relate to our lives in quarantine!

This week we explore what the Vernal or Spring Equinox meant in different cultures and how it can change your mood!

Do you wanna know about the craziest obsessions in the world? Would you collect burgers instead of eating them? Will you purchase with your friends 6 thousand Air Force 1? We wouldn't either but we will talk about the people that do!

In this episode, we talk about the movie "Chasing Amy", which talks about love in a very complex way.

In this episode, we share our views of what love means to us and analyze what other people think it is.

Season 2 just started, and it's getting wild!

This week we virtually travel to the cities of Basel and Luzern to take a look at the intriguing festival of Fastnacht, also known as Karneval or Fasching in different parts of Germany and Austria.


Our international path podcast is a space to explore the backgrounds of immigrants who live in Canada. We talk about our lives back in our home towns, studies, art, while having fun.

Season 2 of #OIP will have a monthly theme or topic. Each week we will approach the theme from different perspectives using different kinds of media.


Week 1: World Culture (How the world understands the month's topic)


Week 2: Talking Time (Our reflections on the month's topic)


Week 3: Movie Episode (We are going to analyze a movie that relates to the month's topic)


Week 4: International Journey (Explore how the month's topic is lived by people with multiple backgrounds)

This week we talk about our ways to celebrate Christmas, stories and events that had taken part throughout our lives during the Holiday Season. We touch on topics from our best Christmas to how we met Santa in person.

This week we talk about the controversial movie: Nuevo Orden or New Order by Michel Franco. We touch on the topics of censorship, discrimination and inclusion and wander around the idea of having different ways of control around the world.

This week, we talk to Dominic Ferraro about his experience living in Mexico and the reasons why he moved back to Canada, his home country. He explores the idea of adapting to new languages, loneliness and the importance of family.