Ep.05 Sofia's Shenanigans

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In this (provisional) last episode of the Pointless Podcast, Manuel, a wise professor, concludes his views on our exchange semester. While doing so, he shares his perspective and constructive advice on how life can be lived in the most meaningful and rewarding manner. A truly recommended episode to listen to.

Luca and Cedric, a most peculiar German duo with the utmost interesting dynamic between them, launch into several fun, intriguing and personal conversations with Brian and Wouter. 

Listen and tune in to this episode of the Pointless podcast wherein Sofia, a 20-year-old Australian student and content creator, shares her exploratory endeavors and interesting approach to life. 

Brian and Wouter engage in several intimate subjects in this laid-back episode of the pointless podcast wherein their experiences and own identity will be discussed and challenged.

In this episode we talk about China. We will talk a lot about China. This might seem unexciting for some, inspiring to others. One thing is for sure; Pato passionately initiates deeply profound conversations about the 'Middle Kingdom' and thus covers an array of talking points; ranging from his personal philosophical journey to cultural differences between China and the West. An interesting story. 

In this episode Brian and Wouter will engage in a conversation with Tuomas; A Finnish dude who will enlighten the podcast-duo with his experiences and perspective on life. A wide range of different topics are discussed: From marrying in your early twenties and serving the army to pizza and horoscopes. 

This is the first episode of the Pointless Podcast in which Brian and Wouter will learn how to sense one another in the process of building meaningful conversations without overestimating either ones personal relevancy. Several topics will be discussed, ranging from experiences in Chile to the nature of social bonding.