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The Observer Effect episodes
- Episode 1: Too Many Times in a Row—Vietnam, Where Will Did Something He RegretsWill, a student of flamenco, contrasts his time in Spain with his previous life in Australia and tells a great story about Vietnam. Special thanks to Dana Boulé for sharing her wonderful music with us. Check out Kiva.46 min
- Episode 1: Too Many Times in a Row—Vietnam, Where Will Did Something He RegretsWill, a student of flamenco, contrasts his time in Spain with his previous life in Australia and tells a great story about Vietnam. Special thanks to Dana Boulé for sharing her wonderful music with us. Check out Kiva.46 min
- Episode 1: Too Many Times in a Row—Vietnam, Where Will Did Something He RegretsWill, a student of flamenco, contrasts his time in Spain with his previous life in Australia and tells a great story about Vietnam. Special thanks to Dana Boulé for sharing her wonderful music with us. Check out Kiva.46 min
- The Observer EffectOur new podcast will launch in March, but here are a few of the first bits of conversation we've collected: Ophirah has made not one but two pilgrimages to Liverpool. Nigel took his son to Ghana to teach him the meaning of wealth. Syrian refugees recount their escape.2 min
- The Observer EffectOur new podcast will launch in March, but here are a few of the first bits of conversation we've collected: Ophirah has made not one but two pilgrimages to Liverpool. Nigel took his son to Ghana to teach him the meaning of wealth. Syrian refugees recount their escape.2 min
- The Observer EffectOur new podcast will launch in March, but here are a few of the first bits of conversation we've collected: Ophirah has made not one but two pilgrimages to Liverpool. Nigel took his son to Ghana to teach him the meaning of wealth. Syrian refugees recount their escape.2 min
About The Observer Effect
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These are strangers' travel stories. Each time I ask how travel has changed them and hope listening like this evaporates borders.