Travelling Inside Out

Travelling Inside Out

By Alina I. GradSociety & CulturePlaces & Travel
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Travelling Inside Out episodes

  • Ep. 130 - Gilmore Girls | She Watches

    You probably know I love Gilmore Girls so much. It's one of the shows I have watched from start to finish probably more than 10 times. The first time, I watched it back in the early 2000s when I was in high school and later on I kept rewatching because it made more sense in a different way. And I also transitioned from seeing myself in Rory to seeing myself in Lorelai. A lot to unpack there. 

    P.S. Forever #TeamJess.  

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    21 min
  • Ep. 129 - Easter for One

    And finally, yesterday I celebrated Easter. Today's episode is about what Easter means to me and how did I celebrate all by myself. 

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    21 min
  • Ep. 128 - Northern Iceland Road Trip

    Last week, Alina told you about buying a car. Northern Iceland was calling her name so in today's episode, she's talking about her drive to the North of Iceland.


    #alinaswonders

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    21 min
  • Ep. 127 - Buying a Car | Expat Life

    Alina rambles about the experience of buying a second-hand car in Iceland and how she blocked her bank account trying to pay for it. 

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    30 min
  • Ep. 126 - I Don't Get It, Do You?

    Today's episode is all about asking questions that have been bothering me for a while. Podcasts, dresses, hypocrisy, common sense and mental health. Do you have the answers?


    #alinaswonders

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    27 min
  • Ep. 125 - Building a Gingerbread House on Easter

    Today's episode is something different. I decided to build a Christmas Gingerbread House (yes on Easter!) and record myself doing so. Since it's a very visual episode, I highly suggest for you to follow me on IG @alinas_wonders since the video will be published there. 


    #alinaswonders

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    29 min
  • Ep. 124 - Formula 1 | She Watches

    Today's episode is something completely different from what you are used to but something close to my heart. I am starting today another mini-series on my podcast, She Watches. I will expand on what are my favourite sports, movies, tv shows and so on. And since F1 is back, I had to start with the glorious racing event.

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    It was the late-90s when I got into liking Formula 1. Watching every race for almost 15 years or even more not only brought me joy because I mean it's F1 racing!, but also because I acknowledged all these countries as little as they were shown. I mean back then the idea of me affording to travel was something close to impossible, little I knew later in life I would actually watch a race live. But that's another story. And for the longest time, I had very few friends to share my passion with, mainly because I felt out of place not knowing more about cars and engines and ish. I was never into cars, clearly since I got my driving license one year and a half ago. I just loved the racing.
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    For those curious about what I mentioned in the episode, this is the blog I was talking about: https://justvave.wordpress.com/category/sport/

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    17 min
  • Ep. 123 - 31 Things I Am Not Good At | 2017

    A little throwback to 2017, when on my birthday I decided to drink and record a silly video. I have not made it public until this year so... enjoy!

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    17 min

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Join Alina, an expat living in Iceland, on a journey to discover, experience and understand the world. Through her stories about travels and challenges, she inspires you to get outside of your comfort zone and start following your dreams.