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Inspiration and notes on other podcasts

The Blindboy Podcast: enjoyed the rain as background sound, very relaxing. The storytelling was very ecclectic. It was interesting.

Liberation Route Europe podcast: I did two Exchange trips with an organization called Liberation Route Europe that organizes transnational trails and routes that you can walk, hike, or bike across Europe. These trails connect historical landmarks, stories, sites, cemeteries, museums, battlefields, etc. Related to the Second World War. They are usually centered around the Liberation of Europe starting from Normandy, all the way through Paris, Brussels, the Netherlands, and into Berlin. The exchange trips I did were with Europeans ages 18-25. However, I was offered a place despite being overage because they had a spot left. I did two Exchange trips with them. One to the Ardennes, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, and the Netherlands themed on The Battle of the Bulge and The Final Breakthrough to Germany, and one to Normandy and Paris themed on D-Day and the Liberation from Normandy to Paris. Participants are required to create content during the trip in one of three ways: Historical writing, video, or podcast. I did historical writing. However, I would like to look into the podcast. I listened to some podcasts by the LRE Foundation themselves, and they are related to my passion and what I do: Talking about the history of the Second World War through visiting sites, museums, and memorials. This is what we call the act of Remembrance. Young people are not as reflective as when they are adults. Which is why the program is aimed for ages 18-25. However, the act of Remembrance is not only limited to visiting historical sites and landmarks, but also reading letters and logs that people who play different roles made during the Second World War as a way of keeping family stories and memories alive throughout future generations.

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 * The Blindboy Podcast: enjoyed the rain as background sound, very relaxing. The storytelling was very ecclectic. It was interesting.
-Find more podcasts and  listen to them, find out what you enjoy and what you do not like. Take some notes about them and put them here :)
+Liberation Route Europe podcast: I did two Exchange trips with an organization called Liberation Route Europe that organizes transnational trails and routes that you can walk, hike, or bike across Europe. These trails connect historical landmarks, stories, sites, cemeteries, museums, battlefields, etc. Related to the Second World War. They are usually centered around the Liberation of Europe starting from Normandy, all the way through Paris, Brussels, the Netherlands, and into Berlin. The exchange trips I did were with Europeans ages 18-25. However, I was offered a place despite being overage because they had a spot left. I did two Exchange trips with them. One to the Ardennes, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, and the Netherlands themed on The Battle of the Bulge and The Final Breakthrough to Germany, and one to Normandy and Paris themed on D-Day and the Liberation from Normandy to Paris. Participants are required to create content during the trip in one of three ways: Historical writing, video, or podcast. I did historical writing. However, I would like to look into the podcast. I listened to some podcasts by the LRE Foundation themselves, and they are related to my passion and what I do: Talking about the history of the Second World War through visiting sites, museums, and memorials. This is what we call the act of Remembrance. Young people are not as reflective as when they are adults. Which is why the program is aimed for ages 18-25. However, the act of Remembrance is not only limited to visiting historical sites and landmarks, but also reading letters and logs that people who play different roles made during the Second World War as a way of keeping family stories and memories alive throughout future generations.
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