Jason was a stage mate from Salena and Karol's time in Madagascar. Come explore what life was like in the north part of Madagascar. Throughout this episode you will learn how Jason's time in Madagascar help guide him to his future career and also get to hear his artistic talent, through a poem he created for this episode. 

Few Updates: Sorry for being late on this episode. We know its been a very long time! Salena has started to work full time as well as a side Etsy business, and Karol has made great leaps into creating her non-profit which she is close to officially registering this year (2022). We have a few episodes that are already recorded and are hoping to have those out before the end of this year. Though it has been slow, we are still open to interview any RPCV who is interested, you can fill out our interest form at: https://peacecorpstalespodcast.weebly.com/interest-form.html

Come listen with us to Tito's tales about living in Mozambique and the memories he gathered throughout his time!

Come listen with us to Gladys's tales about living with her host sister, the children's camp she helped create, and how she balanced a long distance relationship. 

Come listen with us as we chat with Manyi about her time in Uganda! 

Come listen with us as Kimberly talks about her time relaxing in hammocks, bonding with her students, and just enjoying her time in the Caribbean country of Guyana. 

Whooo we made it to number 10 hahah!!! Every 10th episode we agreed to chat a little bit more about a few questions or experiences that we had during our service. For this episode, join us in chatting about how our integration back to home went, what are largest challenges were during service, and how we felt about our safety while in Madagascar. Thank you for listening. Find other episode show notes at peacecorpstalespodcast.weebly.com or join us on social media at PCTalesPodcast

Jeffrey Walsh served in Maphoitsile, South Africa from 2016 to 2018 as an education volunteer. He learned Tswana, one of the 12 dominant languages in the country. His life of service has allowed him to be sworn-in at least 6 times from 1990 to 2020. (Army enlistment, Army reenlistment, Army National Guard, Peace Corps, Americorps and FEMA). His service was filled with unique and special moments and opportunities including the moment he received the name of Tebogo which means gratitude. Hope you have fun listening to his tale like we did! Show notes are on peacecorpstalespodcast.weebly.com

Come listen with us as we chat with Michelle and her experience being evacuated early due to the covid-19 pandemic. Laugh with us as we talk about coffee, the little moments, and using your stipend creatively! Show notes and a picture are at peacecorpstalespodcast.weebly.com

Hi Everyone, due to the holiday season, PC Tales will be taking a short two week break and will be back to our usual show time of every Wednesday starting the first week of the new year. Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year!!!