The first episode of Season 2 that consists of two parts. We will first listen to Josh set the stage for his stories by describing the culture in Ghana. Then we dive right into chaos.
We get into the more supernatural side of Ukraine with personal stories and urban legends.
Another episode about Ukraine that gives more in depth detail about the country and the people. This episode talks about dislocating a thumb in the MTC and almost burning down a church building.
While many people associate America as a mixing pot, California--in many ways--is a salad bowl, a place where people from all across the world gather and keep their culture and language. Learn about what it's like to teach to Chinese people in a hostile environment in this exclusive episode.
From Kazakhstan to Russia to Compton then finally to Ukraine, being called to serve can mean more than you initially intended. Also... watch out for razorblades.
Without giving too much away... Argentina can be an extremely dangerous place if your aren't careful. Violence can hide behind any corner.
A Mountain Dew challenge that spread throughout the mission and dinner with a homeless man.
The lead up to a mission can be stressful for many reasons. In the episode we walk through what is was like leaving a month after 9/11 happened.
When you serve in your grandmother's home country, she can do whatever she wants whenever she wants. Except prevent a companion missionary from getting a concussion and spending the night in the hospital.
A mission in Guatemala during the 80's where sewer water flows down the streets and dancing with the Mission Presidents daughter helps you become AP.
Welcome to the introduction podcast to Behind The Tag. I hope we can continue sharing stories from all over the world.