The Life They Live

Alexandre Beretta is a muralist who combined his love for art and sports into a technique he calls 'roller blading painting'. This shows us that creativity can spark from the various interests that we have.

In the episode Alexandre also talks about the difference between street art and mural art, the legal aspects of street art, the modernization of artworks from the past, etc.

You can find Alexandre on Instagram: @beretta.alex.art

You can find the podcast on Instagram: @thelifetheylive_podcast

The 11th episode of The Life They Live is about van life! Do you want to know more about van life? Do you want to visit the United States? Do you want to know how to finance a long trip? Then this episode is for you!

In the episode Halle talks about the advantages and the disadvantages of living in a van. She also explains what her organization is as a full time traveller with a dog. It is also very interesting to hear how traveling in a van can make you grow and reflect on yourself. 

The 10th episode of The Life They Live podcast is about holistic health. Allison, a holistic health coach, shares valuable advice on how we can all live healthy lives without obsessing over our health. In the episode, she explains why restrictive behaviours can be problematic. She also talks about her experience with the eating disorder, orthorexia.

Don’t hesitate to share your thoughts in the comments!

Allison’s Instagram page: your_spoonful

The podcast’s Instagram page: thelifetheylive_podcast

Pour le premier épisode en français du podcast The Life They Live, l’artiste peintre Karine Roche partage sa passion pour l’art et les voyages. Vivant à Abu Dhabi et ayant étudié le design d’espace, Karine Roche porte un intérêt particulier aux environnements qui l’entoure. 

The 8th episode of The Life They Live is about urban agriculture. More specifically, corporate gardens. A corporate garden is often a green area in a company where employees can grow vegetables or fruits. This is a great environmental initiative but it also has health benefits. Corporate gardens create well-being at work and help reinforce social bonds. 

Yann Lescouarch is the founder of Cultures d'Entreprise and also works as a grower for the start-up Noocity. In the episode he shares information about corporate gardens and explains how he quit his job to develop Cultures d'Entreprise six years ago.

This episode I am joined with Toleen to talk about her experience of growing up abroad. Toleen was born in Syria, lived in Qatar and is now in Germany. In the episode, Toleen talks about the challenges of growing up abroad as well as the advantages. We talk about school systems, learning a language, adapting to a culture and more! Toleen also explains how the countries where she lived influenced her interest for civil engineering. You can follow the Instagram page thelifetheylive_podcast for more information!

In this episode Rosie shares information on the topic of her bachelor thesis: nutritional psychiatry. She researches how nutrition can help alleviate depressive symptoms.

Ysée is passionate about theatre. She studies theatre and is currently working on her own project which is about dreams and utopia. In this episode she also explains why she loves this art and what her vision of theatre is. 

Ragnar is an artist and a storyteller. Ragnar is currently working on a project about tattoos. Through photography and videos, Ragnar wants to create empathy and tell the stories of tattooed individuals.

Alexia is a public health student who is also doing her civic service in a pediatric hospital in France. Her goal is to take care of the parents of hospitalized kids. As they go through challenging times, the hospital offers services such as massages or yoga sessions. In the episode Alexia will also talk about what it is like to work during the pandemic, what it means to be a public health student and much more!

Instagram account of the podcast: thelifetheylive_podcast