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- #6: Andrea about cultural differences and Ecuador
Hello FamilIAAS!
Wageningen University & Research
Episode #6 of @iaas.podcast is out!
In this episode, we will have Andrea and Andin talking about cultural exchange between IAAS members during the IAAS world Language Challenge last year and she will also give you tips on traveling to Ecuador! Chulla Vida!
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In this episode, Ardy from the Netherlands asks Basanta from Nepal how he experienced moving to India. Besides, Basanta tells you everything about the most important festivals in India and how the food eaten during those festivals is produced. Thank you for your interesting story, Basanta!
Wageningen University & Research
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In this week’s podcast, Janina and Pablo discuss the importance of choosing a career that inspires you and motivates you. Besides Janina, tells how the current IAAS Netherlands is founded and what is it like to study abroad. Life is filled with unexpected events and an uncertain future. That’s why we encourage you to be curious, chase whatever makes you happy and start building the future you want.
Wageningen University & Research
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Hello FamilIAAS!
Wageningen University & Research
Episode #3 of @iaas.podcast is out now!
Join Lynn and Jacob-John in this week's podcast to learn about the Children and Women Empowerment Agriculture project and many more. A view of life in Sierra Leone. A story about seeing and taking opportunities, about working for your dreams, about growth, education, and equality.
Allow yourself to be inspired by some valuable lessons in life, brought to you by own experiences.
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In this episode, Mitzi Aguilar from IAAS Mexico shares her experiences as a professional in the agricultural export sector of Mexico, as well as some highlights of her time at IAAS. In the interview, performed by David Mornout, she furthermore shared plenty of interesting things about Mexico and of course its famous avocados. Thank you Mitzi, also for your insightful advice!
Wageningen University & Research
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Adam Bittner of IAAS USA had the opportunity to chat with Paudel Sagar of IAAS Nepal about his village concept project, culture and travel within Nepal, and the significance of organizations like IAAS and the networks they give us access to. Thank you Sagar for sharing your perspective!
Wageningen University & Research
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The biggest agricultural student organisation, IAAS, presents you with a brand new podcast. In this podcast, Kamiar Torabi and Thomas Westhoff explain what IAAS is doing, who are creating the podcast and how we ensure you will receive a weekly dose of new ideas.
Wageningen University & Research
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About The IAAS Podcast
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The goal of IAAS is to create mutual understanding among students in the field of agriculture across the world. In this truly global podcast, an IAAS member from one continent interviews a student…
from another continent. In this way, we hope to connect students and tell stories about ordinary life, ongoing projects and scientific discoveries. Tune in for IAAS!