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by Jack Griffin & David Peters

5.0(3 reviews)
12 episodes
Updated Daily
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Podcast Overview

How would you spend a year that was entirely up to you? Join co-hosts Jack Griffin and David Peters, two gap-year students in Harvard's class of 2025, as we chat with other current gappers to learn how they are taking charge of their year. Website: gapchatpodcast.com IG: @gapchatpodcast

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Publishing Since

1/9/2021

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Episode thumbnail for 12: Meet Harold Peón - The Gapper Who Traveled Across America and to Taiwan

March 21, 2021

12: Meet Harold Peón - The Gapper Who Traveled Across America and to Taiwan

Harold Peón (Harvard ’25) has seen a lot of new places this year. He took a road trip across the US to visit cities and national parks, and he’s currently in a government-sponsored program to learn Mandarin in Taiwan. Harold loves languages and wants to break down language barriers in the medical field. Listen in to hear some of the incredible stories he has gathered from across the world! Website: gapchatpodcast.com IG: @gapchatpodcast

Episode thumbnail for 11: Meet Langa Siziba - The Gapper Who Wants to Develop the First Smartphone Made in Africa

March 13, 2021

11: Meet Langa Siziba - The Gapper Who Wants to Develop the First Smartphone Made in Africa

Langa Siziba (Harvard ’25) is from Zimbabwe, and on her gap year she has focused on applying to foreign universities and working as a math TA at a boarding school. She plans to study electrical engineering, and wants to use her skills to help African companies develop and manufacture smartphones on and for the continent. Listen in to hear the experiences of an incredible international gapper! Website: gapchatpodcast.com IG: @gapchatpodcast

Episode thumbnail for 10: Meet Catherine Pellini - The Gapper Studying Law and ASL

March 6, 2021

10: Meet Catherine Pellini - The Gapper Studying Law and ASL

Catherine Pellini (Holy Cross '25) has known that she wanted to be a lawyer ever since she was brought to see a courthouse in third grade. She is furthering that goal on her gap year by interning at a district attorney’s office and getting first-hand accounts about the justice system. Not only that, she’s also passionate about learning ASL and working to help victims of domestic abuse. Website: gapchatpodcast.com IG: @gapchatpodcast

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What is GapChat?

How would you spend a year that was entirely up to you? Join co-hosts Jack Griffin and David Peters, two gap-year students in Harvard's class of 2025, as we chat with other current gappers to learn how they are taking charge of their year.

Website: gapchatpodcast.com

IG: @gapchatpodcast

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