On the final episode of season 1 of the podcast the boys are back on their on for the first time in a few weeks. After a string of Interesting guests coming on the podcast from all over the world throughout season 1 to promote studying abroad from their perspectives the boys finish the season by discussing what their plans are for the near future and how they have been dealing with the covid-19 pandemic. As always the episode if filled with hilarious past stories from the boys time together around Europe! Also, in the final Erasmus based topic of the season the boys help the listeners understand the differences in studying at a home university compared to on an Erasmus exchange. Connor our friend from South Africa is also in Nice with Lucas and joins at the end of the episode to discuss with Jack, as two native speakers of English the differences in study level at a European university compared to their home universities

This week episode is a banger! We finally managed to get Viktor on the podcast, a czech friend of ours who was Claudio's flatmate in Budapest. He starts off talking about how he got vaccinated on national news and describing the situation in Czech Republic in COVID terms before moving on to what he does for a living and how he spends his freetime between dj sets and running a bar with his friends, thus expandining the point of view that "You'll need a bigger box" tries to showcase. On we go and the boys talk about living with flatmates from around the world and the peculiarities and the fascinating aspects which come along with sharing a house with strangers. Enjoy!

On this week's episode, Claudio, Jack, Bene, Luca, and Claudia are talking about the final of the EUROs won by ITALY. Each member of the podcast tells us how they lived this experience and obviously the most exciting are those of Claudia and Claudio who live in Italy and experienced unique celebrations. Later we talked about how unsportsmanlike the English are, the way they jinxed the game and their behavior that has turned into racism towards some players of their national team.

In the second part, Claudia tells us about her work experience in one of the best law firms in the world, Jack tells us about his job offer as a teacher in Italy and both explain how their experience in Budapest helped them reach these achievements. The group also discussed how the exchange program changed their mindset and how it helped craft their perspectives on life.

On this weeks episode, Claudio, Lucas, Bene, and Luis are joined by their South African friend Connor who still lives in Budapest. Connor will share with us how he fell in love with Hungary that much whilst on exchange thar he decided to live there. His stories are fascinating as he tells us about how his first year was spent in the Hungarian country side, coming straight from South-Africa and how he ended up learning one of the hardest languages in the world. He also discusses the kind nature of the Hungarian people in the countryside. We'll learn on which aspects Hungary and South-Africa are different  (Nature, security, working life). And since Connor still live in Budapest, he'll tell us his vision of the city with the point of view of a full time student during and the changes of the cities life during COVID-19. Luis will also use this opportunity to ask Connor few questions to help him to make a decision for his next move, since he plan to go to South-Africa for his master degree. So take notes ! And enjoy this episode.

On this weeks episode to celebrate Canada Day - Jack, Luis and Lucas are joined by their Canadian friend Taylor who lives in the Saskatchewan region of Canada. Taylor discusses the benefits behind moving from Canada to Budapest as an exchange student and the various culture shocks he encouraged upon arrival. He also tells the boys all about the reasoning behind choosing Budapest as a location for an exchange programme and how it was moving away from home all the way in Canada for the first time.

This week the boys show their excitement level for the EURO2020. After a 20 minute chat about their favorite Teams, we continue speaking about our different experiences with international cuisine. At first Claudio tells that he’s a bit disappointed by the Italian Fans. Meanwhile Jack tells how long people in Scotland waited for this moment and Luca explains the situation of a European cup in New York. Afterwards the boys continue speaking about their cultural Food journeys and everybody pointed out where he had his favorite and his worst food ever.

Last week was part 1 of us describing our best travel experiences, so on this weeks episode we keep going on with part 2! With Jack, Bene and Luca (joined also by Claudio). They discuss their best travel experiences from their younger years before Budapest. Luca tells you all about his intership in Bangkok, with some extra stories about New-York, the city where he's currently living. Meanwhile, Bene takes you on a journey through Cuba and explains how good it was to be in total different country, with an other economic model. Finally Jack explains how he ended up booking his first trip, and how it changed his perception on travelling. So come and join us for part 2 of the travel experiences episodes !

On this weeks episode Luis, Claudio and Lucas (joined also by Luca and Bene) discuss their best travel experiences from their younger years before Budapest. Luis tells you listeners all about his gap year in Australia, with some crazy stories about the friendly nature of the Aussies. Meanwhile, Claudio takes you on a journey through Norway and explains how taking part in high school trips expanded his views on the Nordic land as well as what it was like to earn his pilot license in the USA. Finally Lucas explains what it was like to move from Guadalupe at such a young age for an educational trip to Los Angeles as well as how it improved his life. So come and join us for part 1 of the travel experiences episodes before next week where Jack, Luca and Bene will discuss their best trips with you!

On this weeks episode the boys Jack, Lucas and Claudio are joined by two vert special Italian guests. Roberto, a childhood friend of Claudio discusses with the boys what it was like to complete his undergraduate and masters degree in a U.K. university in wales as a foreign student. He tells the podcast all about the different culture shocks moving there at 18 from the British school system in Bahrain as well as how studying abroad opened opportunities for him and helped him grow. Meanwhile, Claudia who was with the boys on Erasmus exchange in Budapest gives an excellent account on what it was like for her as a shy female to finally take the big leap of studying abroad in hope of convincing more girls like her to do the same. The group also discuss how easy it is to travel within Europe when studying compared to the U.K. and the best places for university around the continent as well as plans for the summer. As always enjoy!