Episode 6: Nicky and Danny (RPCVs Ecuador)

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Volunqueers

LGBTQI RPCV

10 episodes

6 days ago

Volunqueers is a monthly podcast brought to you by the LGBTQI+ RPCV affiliate group. Each episode we will interview an LGBTQI+ RPCV to learn about their Peace Corps service, what it was like to live abroad as a queer person, and how Peace Corps has impacted them. We hope you will enjoy our content and join our growing community at www.lgbtqirpcv.org

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Episode 6: Nicky and Danny (RPCVs Ecuador)

Volunqueers

1 hour 11 minutes 25 seconds

5 months ago

Episode 6: Nicky and Danny (RPCVs Ecuador)

It's Justin's last episode, but the pod lives on!

In this special episode we are joined by Nicky and Danny who served as a couple in Ecuador as Education volunteers. During the recording they were technically still PCVs, but by the time you hear this they are back in the states and part of our RPCV community.

They share stories from Peace Corps' post-pandemic serice as some of the first people back in Ecuador. We talk negotiating Peace Corps service with a partner, host families and PST drama, and of course cooercing barbers to be your friends.

A recording with a transcript of this episode is available via Apple Podcasts. You can also download a written transcript from https://lgbtqirpcv.org/stories/. Many thanks to our volunteers who make this possible!

If you enjoy this LGBTQI+ RPCV content please consider joining our growing community at www.lgbtqirpcv.org. If you have questions about our group please contact us at podcast@lgbtqirpcv.org.

All opinions presented in this podcast are those of the individual and do not represent official positions or statements by the US Peace Corps, the National Peace Corps Association, or any other affiliated groups.