Megumi Kato Inman
Megumi Kato Inman debates the benefits and obstacles of belonging to different cultures.
An episode of the English: Personal Experiences - for iPad/Mac/PC podcast, hosted by The Open University, titled "Megumi Kato Inman" was published on May 18, 2011 and runs 4 minutes.
May 18, 2011 ·4m · English: Personal Experiences - for iPad/Mac/PC
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Megumi Kato Inman debates the benefits and obstacles of belonging to different cultures.
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Megumi Kato Inman debates the benefits and obstacles of belonging to different cultures.
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s.h.c.h
hello! i made this podcast because i want to help people by sharing or talking about my personal experiences and telling what I have learned from it. i’ll use this podcast to vent out everything and to be one with the people who’s also experiencing my past. i hope that you’ll enjoy, learn, and feel comfort from every episode that i’ll upload, but i still don’t know if i should continue speaking in english sa mga episode na susunod kasi ang hirap na talaga at hindi na ako komportable mga mare, pare, kuya, ate, tito, tita, ninang, ninong, lolo, lola, mama, at papa… pero ayon enjoy listening ;)