I'll take the dog.

Excited for Summer? In this episode, Elliott reflects through what Summer was like growing up. Long car rides help to stay in the moment. See you in August with a whole new season of Constant Change.

This solo episode is part of our One Year Anniversary experiment. Learn more about Constant Change by visiting: https://constant-change.simplecast.com/  

There was a moment in todays episode where Elliott mentions Inertia and subsequently forgets the definition.  Here is a googled definition :" 2. PHYSICS - a property of matter by which it continues in its existing state of rest or uniform motion in a straight line, unless that state is changed by an external force."the power required to overcome friction and the inertia of the moving parts"Source: https://www.google.com/search q=definition+of+inertia&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS935SE936&oq=defintion+of+interia&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0i10l9.6419j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8  

In Season 2 we are zeroing in on change. Change brought about by listening to others. Change brought by getting out of our comfort zones. Change brought about by living abroad. You can learn more about Catharina's language program at this link - https://www.instagram.com/catharina.barbosa/?hl=en  If you have any questions, affirmations or comments; we would love to share them on our new segment the “Constant Change Telegraph”. Please send your questions to [email protected]. Please state your name, where you are writing from and your question and we will take care of the rest.

In Season 2 we are zeroing in on change. Change brought about by listening to others. Change brought by getting out of our comfort zones. Change brought about by living abroad. Elliott mentioned at the end of the show a link about Megan Gunnell. Her company Thriving Well Institute just launched a course for mental health professionals. Since she helped so much in the early days of our podcast journey, we'd like to plug her content as thanks. Share with any mental health profession you know! Visit https://www.thrivingwellinstitute.com/ If you have any questions, affirmations or comments; we would love to share them on our new segment the “Constant Change Telegraph”. Please send your questions to [email protected]. Please state your name, where you are writing from and your question and we will take care of the rest.

In Season 2 we are zeroing in on change. Change brought about by listening to others. Change brought by getting out of our comfort zones.  Change brought about by living abroad. She like Fabio Cavaliere (Episode 1, Season 2) has studied at Waterford Kamhlaba United World College of Southern Africa, Università di Bologna and is a current student at Lund University in Sweden. Rojna, if given the chance, will dig deep into whatever is in front of her. Wherever she goes she puts people at ease with her ability to converse and anyone around here feels both heard and seen. She makes a point to stand up for what is right, and is the true version of an optimist.If you could see a friend or loved one in today’s conversation, or you know someone who’d be interested in this show, It would mean a lot to us if you shared this with them. 

In Season 2 we are zeroing in on change. Change brought about by listening to others. Change brought by getting out of our comfort zones.  Change brought about by living abroad. On today’s episode we will be talking with Fabio Cavaliere. Fabio is a student of the world, vagabond and a man of the renaissance. He has studied at Waterford Kamhlaba United World College of Southern Africa, Università di Bologna and is a current student at Lund University in Sweden. Elliott also mentioned in the latter portion of the Podcast - if you have any questions, affirmations or comments; we would love to share them on our new segment the “Constant Change Telegraph”. Please send your questions to [email protected]. Please state your name, where you are writing from and your question and we will take care of the rest.

After moving to Sweden for University, Elliott has met people from all over the world, from diffrent backgrounds and with enough stories to fill a novel. We are looking forward to telling these stories in the episodes to come. If you have any stories you'd like to pitch, or any questions about life in Sweden, please email us at [email protected] 

Talking with Kevin Ozar, Educational Consultant and Teacher, lends a unique view into the world of education before and after Covid-19. Kevin helps to show how change has not just affected the way teachers teach but how students have had to adjust as well. Kevin has advice for how to make teaching more human in these digital times and grapples with how to make teaching more equitable. Listen now and share with someone who would be interested. 

After the George Floyd Murder and the steady re-opening of life after the first wave of Covid-19, this episode speaks to a need to re-imagine our relationship with change. Julia Rapai, studying at University of Toronto talks about the need for structural change, how she works with change and her hopes for the future of our generation. Her doggo Gus joins for a little while and she poses the question, is a black bean  burger a sandwich?