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Sistercast
by Sistercast
Sisters, swapping stories, connecting across the miles and hopefully making you laugh.
Episodes
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My Youngest Guests Yet! - Using Humor to Cope With Health Issues
While in the States, I visited Colorado and spent some time with a family that is very dear to my heart. One evening I sat down with the two youngest members, Natalie and Emily for an interview. This podcast is like no other before it as a 13 and 16 year old share embarrassing stories, laughs…
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おはよう! 私はパウリナといいます - "Hi, I'm Paulina"
After a long break it's great to be back to recording! In this podcast I sit down with my friend Paulina, a university student from Warsaw and we discuss everything from cockroaches, her studies, traveling and cancer and how all these things helped shape her perspective on life. Check it out and...
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What's Cooking?
In this episode I have the privilege of sitting down with Nguyen, a fellow foodie and talking about food, life, where she is from and where she is going. I love episodes like this one, when I know very little about the person I am talking with. I wasn't sure what would come out of this…
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Finding New Life In Poland
Panny shares with me a portion of her journey and how she found new life in Poland. Even as she grew up in an atheist home in China she says, deep down she has always known there was a God, there was something more than just us. Listen in to hear how she discovered what the something else was and...
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My First Interview With A Kiwi
The day before Miree and her husband left Poland (after an 8 month stay) to start their long trip back home to New Zealand I was able to sit down with her and hear about her life, thoughts, accomplishments, plans, and dreams. We talk about everything from how many sheep are in New Zealand to the...
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Love Knows No Distance
Ashleigh and John's relationship began in the US at the University of Idaho. This normal college scenario had some unique hurdles for these two though as Ashleigh is from Australia and John from Idaho. Listen and find out how they finally were able overcome these obstacles and be together (in...
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The Man of Many Talents
What a privilege to get to know Kev Barton and hear about his many talents and how his career has taken various twists and turns. I only regret that we didn't get to talk more because I have heard some other awesome stories from him! Hopefully he will be a return guest and share more with us, but...
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What Do You Do With A Drunken Sailor?
And other profound questions answered by Becky from the UK. :) Had a great time chatting with Becky about what brought her to Poland, her song choices for the Ladies English Camp, how she met her husband and of course her thoughts on Brexit!
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Strength To Run (guest: Laura Wilson)
What a great opportunity to have author Laura Wilson on the podcast and talk about her most recent book, "Strength to Run: Hope and Strength in the Race of Suffering." We discuss her book, her battle with cancer and how God lead her to write this book.
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Capturing A Moment In Time (guest: Igor Uzunov)
Having someone actually in the studio is great! I sat down with Igor and talked about his hobby, Street Photography. He is a talented photographer and also has an interesting perspective on cultures and languages. I really enjoyed this interview and look forward to following his career! Check out...
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Famed Cowgirl Kate Neubert and Her Grand Polish Adventure
In 2001, when I received the news from the Bible School that I would be attending in the fall that I would have a roommate from California I was pretty disappointed. I didn't want a California girl for a roommate but there wasn't much I could do about it. Much to my surprise and delight Kate...
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A Pastry For Your Thoughts (guest: Noah Irvine)
My 15 year old nephew Noah, his grandpa and cousin traveled to Europe in May. I flew to Ireland with my roommate, Edyta and spent a weekend with them. It was great to see him, to hear about his first impressions of Europe and spend just spend some quality time together. If you want to hear his...
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When I Grow Up I Want To Be A Police - Women, Nurse, Pilot, Neurosurgeon...
I met Micheline during my CELTA course (a course in how to teach English as a second language) in Wrocław, Poland. She was in my group and I am so thankful she was! Not only was she able to explain things that I didn't understand (which was a lot) and proofread my papers, she also is funny and...
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A Desire To Liberate The Enslaved (guest: Sylwia Radzka)
I was able to sit down with Syla and talk about her desire to help end human trafficking. She has been studying over the years and shares what she has learned and encourages us to get involved! Syla does a good job of reminding us all that we need to get involved where we are. Which might simply...
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My Place In This World
Guest Leah from makingtheworldalittlesmaller.com Leah had a goal to move out of the United States from the age of twelve. She wanted to find a place where she fit in, she wanted to see the world! She currently lives in Slovakia and on this podcast she shares some of her experiences of living…
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A Linguist's Tale (guest: Steffi Krull)
I sat down today with Anna from... well I am not going to tell you! :) About three minutes into the podcast you do find out where she is from, but since she doesn't have a specific accent I thought it would be great if you all could try and guess first. So, let me know if you guessed correctly or...
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The Head And The Heart (guest: Natalia Szczygielska)
What do you do when your heart says one thing but your mind says another? Well, that is what Natalia and I talked about on this episode. She is preparing to go to South America for work and yet she just started seeing a great guy who she met on Tinder (dating app) of all places! This was a really...
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A Whole New World (guest: Ligia Witt)
On this podcast I had the privilege of hearing my friend Ligia's story. She was born in Guatemala and adopted at the age of nine and moved to the US. She shares with me her story and experiences along the way. Check it out!
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Gabby Goes West - Immigration, Hunting, and Mexican Food (guest: Gabriela Gazdzik)
Gabby moved from Poland to Flagstaff, AZ to attend her senior year of high school. She shares how and why she moved to Flagstaff, some interesting family history that brought her family to Flagstaff and of course some cultural observations!
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Work For Life! (guest: Jennifer Ellis)
After talking with Jennifer Ellis, I must say I am pretty excited about the work she is involved in! She works for Elizabeth's New Life Center in Dayton, Ohio as the manager of Women's Center-Kettering. In this episode she shares about how she began working at the center, some of the services the...
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Hey Dear, Wanna Buy A Farm?! (guest: Pat George)
The Grand Canyon Deer Farm is located in Northern Arizona, it is a petting zoo that began in 1969 but our story begins in 1972 when Randy and Pat George, the current owners of the Deer Farm were dating. In this episode you will hear about why they bought the Grand Canyon Deer Farm and some of the...
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Living With Wanderlust (guest: Lindita "Dharma" Rosali)
Dharma has traveled extensively, and even lived on several different continents, her first solo trip was an international flight when she was four and half years old! In this podcast you will hear a bit of her life story and also some of the things she learned along the way! Write to...
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Take A Hike: And Other Sage Advice
I enjoyed talking to Karen Copely as she shared about her love for hiking, why she started hiking and some adventures she's had along the way! Whether you have never been hiking, you are an avid hiker or somewhere in-between there is something here for you! Unfortunately after listened to the...
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What's In A Border? - German Flight and Expulsion From Western Poland After World War II
I am thankful for a good FaceTime connection last week so I could discuss with Steffi Krull the research she is doing on the expulsion of Germans from Poland after World War II when the borders were redrawn. Steffi is a PhD Candidate in European History at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia and...
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Don't Put Your Hope In Your Health
This week I am "in the field" so the recording is a little rough but I was so thankful to finally get to sit down and hear Kasia Frys' story first hand. In junior high she began playing volleyball, her love for volleyball grew even when she was told that she didn't have the right body type to be…
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A Brazilian Stereotype Debunked
I had a chance to sit down and talk with my friend Otavio, from Brazil. He has been in Poland for a few years, speaks great Polish and in this episode he shares (in English:)a bit about why he moved to Poland, Polish immigration to Brazil, and a bit about Brazilian culture. I am sure, as I did…
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A Life Redirected In A Single Moment
Sunny Yoon is an amazing and talented pianist. She began playing at the age of four and attended a special arts school in Seoul, Korea. Her life revolved around performances and practices and her future was set at a young age, she was to go to a top university to become a renowned pianist. She…
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I Wish I Had...
I had the opportunity to hear a crazy story from Jasmine Kolano, a sophomore at Azusa Pacific in California. She is half Singaporean half Polish and she is currently in Poland for the first time in her life! When she blew out her candles on her last birthday she made a seemingly impossible wish…
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Interview Me?
Due to some special guests being sick and not being able to record you will hear a friend interview me! She asks me some questions about life in Poland, Polish and of course my dog Alex.
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Finding Freedom Behind Bars: Skye Seumptewa
After losing her father to a heart attack and her mother to cancer Skye Seumptewa walked away from the church that she had grown up in and sought consolation from the pain and depression in friends, drugs, and alcohol. The choices she made and the friends she kept often came in contradiction with...
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01 Kira - Ukraine 1st Episode!
I had the privilege of hearing Kira's story of how she, her husband and her dog moved from Ukraine to Poland and why. Listen to hear a personal story of real life in Ukraine during the revolution.
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Sisters, swapping stories, connecting across the miles and hopefully making you laugh.
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