A student-run podcast striving to highlight the many unique stories of individuals that make up the Pearson College UWC family.
Voices of Pearson
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Podcast Overview
A student-run podcast striving to highlight the many unique stories of individuals that make up the Pearson College UWC family.
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Publishing Since
8/24/2020
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Recent Episodes
February 19, 2021
Peace-Building in Colombia: Alan Schulz Diaz (Year 46, Colombia)
<p>In this episode, Alan (Y46/2021, Colombia) will be talking about the political situation and conflict that is happening in his home country, Colombia.</p> <p>Seeing an active international support for the reconciliation process in Colombia, Alan has hope for the future of his home country. He mentions that “International support is a key. We, Colombians, are also positive to achieve peace to move on and stop the violence for the future of Colombia.”</p> <p>Alan also shares his desire to become a peace-maker and create educational contents of the history of Colombia to be shared to society to get out of conflict and civil violence.</p> <p>Are you curious to know more about the situation in Colombia and Alan’s desire to be a peace-maker?</p> <p>Go and have a listen!</p>
February 18, 2021
Cyber Censorship in the 21st Century: Chaim, Megija, Lakpa
<p>In this episode, a group of students consisting of Chaim (Y46/2021, The Netherlands), Lakpa (Y46/2021, Nepal), and Megija (Y46/2021, Latvia) will be talking about cyber censorship in the 21st century and their personal experiences and opinions about it.</p> <p>Megija (Y46/2021, Latvia) mentions that cyber censorship is a threat for democracy and at the same time is beneficial for Latvia’s condition regarding the situation of the covid-19 pandemic. </p> <p>Is cyber censorship beneficial for Latvia and Nepal? What are the obstacles citizens face due to different government regulations on cyber censorship? Does it harm democracy?</p> <p>Excited to know more about students’ personal perspectives on cyber censorship?</p> <p>Go and have a listen to our second episode!</p> <p><br></p>
February 18, 2021
François' Global Wonderland: François de Varennes (Year 47, Canada)
<p>In our first Creativity Week episode, François (Y47/2022 - Quebec, Canada) will be speaking about his experience living in 6 countries. As a 17 year-old boy who has experienced living in different cultures and environments, François talks about his self-motivation ‘Go with the flow’ and how he wants to keep moving forward for his life.</p> <p>Excited to hear more about François’s story? Go and have a listen!</p>
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