Welcome to The Hostel! Join us every Thursday where you'll meet two traveled Americans, Sean and Logan, who enjoy discussing the nuances of culture, traveling and living abroad.
When you visit a hostel, you never know who you're going to meet, but you can be sure that you will always meet somebody interesting who has something to share that you can learn from.
We'll have guests from all corners of the world to share their perspective on where they come from and where they've been.
When you're out of your comfort zone, you can always find a safe place to relax and converse in The Hostel.
Enjoy your stay.
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Welcome to The Hostel! Join us every Thursday where you'll meet two traveled Americans, Sean and Logan, who enjoy discussing the nuances of culture, traveling and living abroad.
When you visit a hostel, you never know who you're going to meet, but you can be sure that you will always meet somebody interesting who has something to share that you can learn from.
We'll have guests from all corners of the world to share their perspective on where they come from and where they've been.
When you're out of your comfort zone, you can always find a safe place to relax and converse in The Hostel.
Enjoy your stay.
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Join the conversation this week where we talk about school, employment, and the cultural norms that exist in America when it comes to seeking work.
What did you do when you graduated high school? What is expected of young adults when they finish school? What is the job market like for a recent graduate? In America, it is common for students to dive headfirst into college after they graduate high school. What other options are there? Should graduates take a gap year after their studies to have a better idea of what they want to do? What kind of jobs are available?
Also in this episode: Logan has an update on his journey to grad school in Germany.
See you next week!
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