AccenTalk: Recent Episodes
Vaclav Cernosek
Podcast moderated by a boy with an accent. The guests talk about their life experiences and tell their stories from life. Stories about moving or living in a different countries or how they became successful.
In today's episode, I talk about how I started playing ice hockey. How I played in the Czech Republic and the US. How did I like it and why did I decide to stop playing. I also say what I gained from playing it.
Lucia Loga is from Slovakia and she was living there until she graduated college. During studying in college, she went to Alaska 3 times and then after college, she moved to the US. We talk about how was it for her to move, how she teaches English online, how she works with Aupair, and how her daughters that were born in America speak Slovak.
This week I don't have a guest on my podcast. This is not a regular podcast episode. In this episode, I talk more about my podcast and about not having guest for this week. I also talk about my experience with schools in the US. How was it for me to come to the US to the high school and later go to college.
How was it for Andrew to grow up in England and work in printing for 23 years? How was it for him to move to Australia and start his new job career as a car salesman and later as a life coach? How is Australia different from England? I talked about this with Andrew Keating in this episode.
Hockey coach from Canada. We talked about how he got into hockey and coaching, and how was for him to move to the US without knowing English. We also discussed how he became a life coach. We were also talking about how he started his youtube show where he talks about hockey.
This is the second part of an interview with Pavel Capovsky. In this episode, we talk about the differences between American and Czech girls, also differences between parties in the US and the Czech Republic, and the differences between the US and the Czech Republic in general.
How was he growing up in the Czech Republic? How he got scholarships to play soccer at university in the US. How was it when he came to the US? About all of this Pavel Capovsky talks in this episode. This episode is just the first part of the interview with Pavel. The second part will be next week's episode. In today's episode, he starts to mention how is the US different from the Czech Republic, but in next week's episode, we will talk more about the differences and about stories from the US.
Talley Mulligan has two degrees. He was getting his second one when he was twenty-seven. He played in the band and did different jobs. When he was in his early thirties he decided to move to the Czech Republic. In this podcast, he talks about his life before he moved and then later when he moved to the Czech Republic. He lived there for 10 years. He said what he liked there and what was also different compared to the US.
An eighteen-year-old girl living in Ukraine during the war. How does she see the situation that is happening in Ukraine? Does she think about going to a different country? What does she think about her president's actions? How is it when the sirens go off and she needs to go to a shelter? She talks about all of it in this episode!!
What school and majors has she studied, how she got to teach at American University, how is American University different from Czech university, and her first impressions when she came to the US. Talking about all of it in this episode with a guest Gabriela Smeckova.
The first guest of AccenTalk is Nam Huynh. Nam is an international student from Vietnam that moved to the U.S. four years ago to study at University. We talked about what it was like growing up in Vietnam, how is the Vietnamese food different from American food, as well as how the school systems differ. We also discussed how he got the chance to study in the U.S. and what it was like when he moved here. We also was speaking on some of the biggest challenges that he faced at the beginning in the U.S.
This episode is #0 and is introducing a new podcast called AccenTalk. In this episode, you will also hear when the first episode is coming out.