After months of teasing his arrival, Victor, a bonafide Irishman from Galway and a computer engineering student at TUS joins us to talk about his experience helping regular host, Kishor with TUS Athlone's first ever Asian Festival. We discuss the booths on display, recognize the brilliance of the erhu, Asian food, French cheese, the afterparty at the Ozone nightclub, Jägerbombs, a brief discussion on Northern Ireland and why Galway is home to the friendliest people on Earth.

We are joined by Jai, Faniki and Leen to talk about anything we can think of relating to the field of psychology. Leen answers any question that we can throw at her and the resulting discussion is indeed interesting. We take a deep dive into the role of statistics in psychology, discuss the gender imbalance in psychology and compare personality tests. Leen also gives advice on dealing with, and healing from trauma and getting closure from the past. We examine the importance of communication across the tech field and give advice on how to make friends. We finally discover the true roots of Faizaan's K-Pop addiction before closing out with talking about the importance of learning new skills.

As the lights go out on what promises to be a historic new season of Formula 1, Jai and Faizaan break down the new regulations and what it means for all 10 teams on the grid. We debate if this is finally Ferrari’s year on their long awaited quest to return to glory. We also discuss Kevin Magnussen’s historic return to Haas as well as Valtteri Bottas’ move to Alfa Romeo and offer our thoughts on whether it's now or never for Lewis Hamilton in his quest to win an unprecedented 8th World Championship. We finish off the episode in style by reacting live to a portion of the 2022 Bahrain Grand Prix on the podcast for the first time ever. For all F1 fans, new and returning, this episode is for you!

In what is becoming a standard practice, Amir is back to cover the latest Apple Event. We discuss how Apple is sticking two M1 Max chips together to create the M1 Ultra, the green iPhones, the M1 iPad Air, the Mac Studio and more. We also try to recommend some alternatives to Apple's products from Android phones and tablets to competing PCs as well as touch on Russia's banning of social media and the mass outflow of tech companies from the region.

Lily, Poran, Myrra and Leen join us to talk about their experiences in education from all over the world, specifically the US, Germany, Ireland, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Malaysia and the Maldives. We discuss the differences in German and Irish drinking culture (naturally!), working in Computer Science, the perks of the German education system, living with tiger parents, debating the merits of public and private schools, talking about our choice of universities, comparing Maldivian high schools to Hogwarts houses and more. With 6 different speakers spanning 7 countries across 4 different time zones, you won't want to miss this truly global perspective on growing up in the 21st century.

CW: Mentions of War, Genocide, Ethnic Conflict, the Holocaust

In light of Russia's recent invasion of Ukraine, we're joined by two IR majors, Sean and Faizaan to talk about the conflict. We discuss the origins of the conflict, Putin's possible motives, comparisons to previous wars, Zelenskyy's inspiring leadership, the resolve of the Ukrainian people, the global outpouring of support as well as hopes for unity in discussing similar conflicts and mass displacements. If you're looking for an explainer on the escalating conflict without too much jargon, you've come to the right place!

In the absence of regular host Kishor (although he does make a cameo with his recently acquired Irish accent), Faizaan and Thibaut return to talk about anything and everything they can think of. Faizaan reflects on his trip to St. Louis and how he got sucked into the vortex that is K-Pop while Rishven explains to Thibaut who Dua Lipa is. We also debate potential colleges for Hennie and give her tips on becoming a pro streamer in exchange for anime recommendations. On top of all that, we reveal the UK's national dish (surprise!), our love for Chipotle, reminisce about high school debate and history classes among other things. With at least 25 different topics, this mega episode embodies the true spirit of the Tondeltitnu Podcast!

Calvin is back to talk about his impromptu trip to the Netherlands. We speak to him about the nightlife, the frequent use of bicycles, getting around, visiting the Ajax Amsterdam and PSV Eindhoven football stadiums, the weather, the cost of European travel, and sightseeing.

Kreiver Zhou, an engineering student and up-and-coming Youtuber with over 600 subscribers at the time of recording joins us to talk about his journey in content creation. We talk about his multifaceted upbringing which includes his childhood growing up as a person of Chinese descent in Venezuela, moving abroad to study at Boston University, taking his first steps into vlogging, the importance of clickbait, his fashion sense, his favorite parts about content creation, and loads more.

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In what has been an eventful start to 2022, Rahul, Sean, Faizaan and Faniki are back to talk about the Africa Cup of Nations and the January transfer window. We talk about how AFCON has entertained in more than just its football, debunk (or confirm) some of the myths and stereotypes behind African football, talk about the latest transfer business such as the signings of Dusan Vlahovic and Phil Coutinho , discuss the forced and unenforced changes to the Manchester United squad, lament the state of Kenyan football, debate the merits of stadium security and more.