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“Traffic on African Time” – You’ll find this story particularly spooky if you’re from Los Angeles and came to Uganda to run away from traffic only to find out that it’s arguably worse with African time. Health volunteer Stephanie and education volunteer Maddie share their story about the traffic on their way to their Halloween festivities.

“Hearts” – James C. makes his hosting debut as he interviews health volunteer Danielle. Listen to Danielle as she tells how she finds love in all the most unexpected places and how it helps her through the rough parts of her service. Instagram: @dparkernm 
Hashtags: #iseehearts #ifoundlove #loveinuganda

“The One Who Digs” – With great power, comes great responsibility. Agribusiness volunteer Ron G. shares the work he and his host organization does with villages surrounding Kabale and how Peace Corps grassroots approach has helped him move forward in developing relationships in the community.

Mike S. interviews Caitlin R. “Homelife” – English is a prevalent language spoken throughout Uganda, but one will quickly learn that English is definitely spoken differently here – one of the many charms that Uganda has to offer. Education Peace Corps trainee Caitlin shares her experience at homestay during language training in Bushenyi, a peri-urban town in the southwest region of Uganda.

Josh C. interviews Cindy H. and Teresa W. “Hotline Bling” – Many Peace Corps volunteers have to make phone calls to families and friends late in the evening to keep in touch – the struggle of living in different time zones. Sometimes, the only places you can get consistent service is that one spot in your house or like agribusiness volunteer, Teresa W., somewhere outside your compound in your questionable neighborhood. Listen to agribusiness volunteer Cindy H. (Teresa’s site mate) share her side of the story of the night when Teresa was attacked.

Mike S. interviews tSquad’s very own Josh C. “Best Day Ever” – In Uganda, one can easily say that things will very rarely go as planned. Tune in to find out the awkward situation that happens to health volunteer Josh after one of the sites he helped develop doesn’t get a Peace Corps volunteer.

Josh C. interviews Scott W. “The Chapati Man” – People take promises (and bread) very seriously in Rubirizi. How serious? Listen to agribusiness volunteer Scott share his story of bread and promises in his village.

Still struggling to master the 'Downward Dog'? Well tune in to hear Amanda T talk about her secondary project encouraging her community to YOGA!

Ever wonder what makes a pit latrine so special for Peace Corps Volunteers? Cindy H is back to share her experience with one and how it affects her even today!

Ever interested how night life goes in Jinja? Listen to the story by Jackie and Brie!

We are back with Marvin for the third time! This time Marvin shares his bike riding project to help his school!

Cindy H is a Peace Corps Agri-Business Volunteer trying to find a husband in all the wrong places. Lets hear more!

Nick D is a Peace Corps Health Volunteer who shares a hilarious story of traveling in Uganda!

Marvin is back and is ready so share his experience of going on a date with a Uganda! Lets hope it goes well!

Marvin is a Peace Corps Education Volunteer shares the time he was arrested in Uganda. Take a listen!

The Rachels are back to share stories about training! Take a listen

Kelsey S is a Peace Corps Education Volunteer that shares an awkward moment with pit latrines she experiences in Uganda.

Paul B is a Peace Corps Education Volunteer who wants to share an inspiration story at his site. Take a listen!

The Rachels are Peace Corps Education Volunteers that want to share their story of friendship.