World news, the "not boring" way: get the news at the source! People from around the world tell you what has been making the news in their country, both locally and internationally.
The Phileas Club is a show about different cultures and opinions, and the space between them.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
World news, the "not boring" way: get the news at the source! People from around the world tell you what has been making the news in their country, both locally and internationally.
The Phileas Club is a show about different cultures and opinions, and the space between them.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The Phileas Club 193 - Hey Phileas, it's international plumbing day
Contributors:
Patrick does podcasts for a living and hails from France (and often Finland) with his wonderful wife and two kids.
Dan was born in a small city and moved to bigger places until he found his home in Mexico City. Far from the cows and the ranch, he has worked in advertising, taught classes, and enjoys making podcasts—even if it sometimes feels like podcasting will never catch on. He’s also a tech enthusiast and an AI skeptic—not because he doesn’t know how to use the latest digital toys, but because he uses them constantly, and his main job is fixing the things the robot overlords don’t (yet) know how to solve.
You can find him as DanCampos on Bluesky and X, or just google “Noticias de Tecnología Express” or “Churros y Palomitas” and you’ll see his face.
John was born in Melbourne, Australia, let's face it, an ever-increasing long time ago. His childhood saw him moving between the UK, Melbourne and Sydney.
He initially pursued a career in sound (a highlight from this era was mastering Metallica's legendary Black Album (for its cassette release (though he usually doesn't mention that bit)). He later switched gears, studying archaeology and then IT/Programming, which launched a successful tech career. He remains a lifelong musician, currently playing with the band Monkeyskin (monkeyskin.au), and is a loving husband and father of four.
And the wonderful Bruce Woodward produces the show!
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