The Time-Zone Dilemma

Hey Everyone, we hope you‘re doing well! As you can hear in this quick update we won‘t be able to record further episodes for an unknown time... Unluckily there are some problems with Aqsa‘s audio and thus I‘m not able to understand her during a recording and her audio file will be filled with a background noise that‘s louder than she is... We will try to find a solution to this problem and come back as soon as possible. If you have any ideas on why this could be happening please send us a message to: [email protected]  Thanks for your understanding!

Hi Everyone!   Welcome back to the second episode of "A Podcast With A Stranger".  In this Episode Aqsa and I will explain how we met and what we thought of the first experience. Then we will talk about our school systems and finally explain the problem we had with recording the episode.  If you enjoyed the first episode make sure to check in on future episodes, consider liking our podcast-page and share the podcast with you friends!   Intro/Outro Music by: https://soundcloud.com/mbbofficial  

Hi Everyone!  Welcome to the first episode of "A Podcast With A Stranger". In this series, the co-host Aqsa - from Pakistan - and I, Johannes - from Italy - will get to know each other.   We are two random Strangers who met online, living on completely different parts of the world. Since we don‘t know anything about each others yet we are getting to know each other right on the spot, with the audience listening right in. As we go along you can ask your own questions to us and we will answer them in the ways our societies taught us.  In this episode we introduce ourselves, talk about dream destinations and when and how we discovered YesTheory, the channel this idea is based on. If you enjoyed the first episode make sure to check in on future episodes, consider liking our podcast-page and share the podcast with you friends!  Intro/Outro Music by: https://soundcloud.com/mbbofficial  Books we talked about:   - His dark matters trilogy by Philip Pullman  - The end of loneliness by Benedict Wells