The Innocents Abroad Yaël Ossowski and Todor Papić.

On this episode of the podcast, we interview Bill Wirtz for his take on Who and What is Europe?
The Innocents Abroad sat down to talk to Bill during his recent trip in Vienna, taking advantage of a nice afternoon to catch up at a cafe.
Bill Wirtz is a Luxembourgish freelance journalist based in Brussels and Prague, who is also a policy analyst at the Consumer Choice Center. You can read his articles and follow his social media via his website.
http://wirtzbill.com
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In this episode, we discuss neo-Nazi rallies in Poland, brake dust, CO2, Christmas markets in Europe, Zweig’s Europe, why Estonia is awesome, the next James Bond, ‘Berlin Statin’ Season 3, Ukraine, online marketing, learning Russian, and more.
07. December 2018
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A celebration of Armistice Day, Empire Disintegration Day, Ossowski Academy of Excellence, Baby news, Gonzo journalism, The Web Summit in Lison, AI, pub quizzes, oxygen bars in Colorado, drinking culture, and more.
12. November 2018
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INTRO MUSIC: Les Colocs –Pis si ô moins
OUTRO MUSIC: Maverick Sabre – I Need

Next up on this episode of The Innocents Abroad: How We Read. How We Memorize. How We Internalize.
Living in a different country means one often looks to books to keep up perspective about your home or the world outside. In this episode, we look at book recommendations, how best to read, whether Kindle is such a bad thing, which books to throw away, and how connecting the dots when reading is as important as getting the damn book in your hands.
15. August 2018
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Who is today’s ‘Beat Generation’? Looking at some of the great figures of the literary and cultural movement, we compare with today’s reality. Bringing in Jack Kerouac, Allen, Ginsberg, Hunter S. Thompson, and even some Anthony Bourdain along the way. Take a road trip with the Innocents Abroad.
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2007/10/01/drive-he-wrote

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This week’s podcast features stories from Georgia and Hong Kong, highlighting the first edition of the Devolution Review magazine, the spirit of protests and raves, the young people making a difference in Europe, references to Stefan Zweig, postmodernism, and how to get a visa to go to a country at war. Because why not?
Hosted by Yaël Ossowski and Todor Papic
Shownotes:
Khachapuri and Rave

Popcorn, Shiny Floors

https://panampost.com/yael-ossowski/2015/03/26/the-difference-between-expats-and-immigrants-its-passports-not-race/
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/apr/06/slovakia-thousands-protest-against-business-as-usual-under-new-leaders