Alison Ryncarz talks about her time studying abroad in Copenhagen and what it is like to go through the program, DIS, where she now works. We also learn about Woofing which is something every student (no matter where you are) should take at least one weekend to do.

If you're thinking about studying abroad in Rome or anywhere for that matter, and are interested in doing even MORE traveling while you're there this interview is definitely for you. Tiera does a great job of talking about budgeting for short term, European travel.

David Carlton studied abroad early, and stumbled on to something that he loves; studying abroad. In this episode we find out why not being ready for a semester and already having plans during the summer did not stop David Carlton from studying abroad, smarter.

In this episode Amanda Hackney tells us about her amazing time in Dublin and the rest of Europe. It's interviews like these that make me wish I would've studied abroad twice, or was still in college. A great episode.

Morgan Kistler did everything right. She found a program, applied for (and received) scholarships, and now she is having the time of her life in Ireland. She is at the University of Limerick and absolutely loving it. Tune in to hear Morgan's story.

Brent Blahnik is the Director of International Education at UW - Green Bay. He studied abroad in London and talks about what it is like to matriculate to a different part of the world, make new friends, and share new memories. https://bit.ly/2Sz7UB1

If you're interested in WWII this interview is for you. Kate Greer of The Ohio State University talks about visiting historical WWII sites during her three week trip to Europe.

Gillian Reinhard has been taking Mandarin Chinese for the past 6 years and she thought Shanghai would be the perfect location for her to study abroad. Gillian teaches us a lot about Shanghai in the interview and we actually learn that there is a little reverse culture shock.

This is a great interview if you're thinking about Shanghai or China.

In this interview I talk with Brad, who is the Director of the International Student and Scholars Office UW-Stevens Point, about how teaching English in China for a year spawned his passion for international education. Brad is also a bit of a political junkie and we link some of his favorite personalities in the show notes.

This interview is perfect if you're in the medical field or thinking about Australia. Jerrica does a great job of explaining what it was like to live down under and explains how she set up a clinical rotation her last semester before graduating to hit the ground running on job interviews.