سفرهای استادی، با وهاب از تایوان

from رادیو دال | Radio Daal · host Arash Taher

در این قسمت قدم در مسیری بیست ساله گذاشتیم و همراه با وهاب از ایران شروع کردیم، به آمریکا رفتیم و سرانجام به تایوان رسیدیم. در حال حاضر وهاب به عنوان استاد در یکی از دانشگاه‌های آمریکا به تدریس و تحقیق مشغوله. اما در کنار این حرفه، علاقه و اشتیاق فراوانی که به سفر کردن داره پاش رو به بیش از نود کشور باز کرده. توضیحات بیشتر در سایت رادیو دال.

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