The Common Nomad

The Common Nomad

By The Common NomadSociety & Culture
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The Common Nomad episodes

  • Bro, Can You Pick Me Up From The Airport?

    This episode of the Common Nomad Podcast, we discuss doing favors for our friends and understanding when we can say "No" to a favor. Sometimes, boundaries are necessary. In friendships, we're not meant to always be available, just reliable. This episode features two guests Matt (@matt_brown_12) & Hayley (@hayleyy_michelee). Like always, thanks for listening!

    44 min
  • Racing to Achieve

    This episode of the Common Nomad podcast, Edward & Scylla discuss the intentions of setting a goal. What happens after you've accomplished exactly what you wanted? I set the goal. I accomplish the goal. Now, what next? 

    28 min
  • I'll See You At [Work], Tomorrow
    In this episode of the Common Nomad podcast, Priscilla and Edward discuss maintaining and developing friendships at the workplace. Do these types of friendships survive past the work environment? Where do we draw the line between getting personal versus being cordial? Some friendships, no matter the origin grow into a deeper connection. We love to see it. Other times, it's "I'll see you at work, tomorrow". That's okay too. 
    We'd love to hear about your experience with friendships at the workplace.
    34 min
  • Friendship Without Borders
    Welcome to The Common Nomad podcast. A podcast about friendship that's evolved across the countries and over the years. In this episode, we discuss the origin of our friendship: where it started, living in different places, and overall how traveling has shaped our friendship. A friendship that no matter where we are, we're still making sure to stay connected. Enjoy!
    By: Edward Fultz & Scylla
    37 min

About The Common Nomad

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Welcome to The Common Nomad podcast. A podcast about friendship that's evolved across the countries and over the years. A friendship that no matter where we are, we're still making sure to stay…