Moving to Holy Wood

Silicon Souls

In this episode, we chat with Riccardo Fracchioni, a young Italian philosopher specializing in AI about what makes us human, the kinds of relationships we might form with machines, and how technology is reshaping the way we learn, work, and evolve. It’s a curious, wide-ranging conversation about intelligence - artificial and natural - and the future we’re all heading towards.

Moving to Holy Wood

Have you ever felt the urge to abandon your “big city life” and go for something totally different? Our guest - Leda Paleari - actually did it! In today’s episode she describes her moving to a small house in the middle of a forest, letting us know her motivations and feelings nearly a year after the move. We discover the pros and cons of living so close to nature and entering a local community. Tune in and listen to an inspiring conversation about making your dreams come true.

Maple or Munich

"If you miss a place, it means it's your home" - in this episode Catherine Mentz, a Canadian who lives and works in Germany, takes us on a journey back and forth across the ocean, summarising all the challenges that a family - and a mother - must face when choosing the place to settle. Tune in to discover some of the differences in education, family life, work environment and social connections between Toronto and Munich and let Catherine's direct experience inspire you to reflect on what „home” really means. Whether you’re an expat, a parent, or simply someone curious about life in different corners of the world, this episode offers valuable insights into the complexities of belonging. wander.moms.wonder@gmail.com instagram.com/wander.moms.wonder/

Midwife crisis

In this debut episode of Wander Moms Wonder, we sit down with Paulina Sacha, a Polish professional midwife living and working in Berlin, Germany. Together we explore fascinating differences in maternity care across Poland, Germany and beyond. Hear what it's like to work in a multicultural environment in one of Europe's most vibrant cities, and gain unique insights into how women and families from diverse backgrounds approach childbirth and early parenting. Tune in for an engaging conversation filled with cultural observations, heartfelt stories, and an insider's view of motherhood from a truly global perspective! https://hebammesacha.de/ wander.moms.wonder@gmail.com instagram.com/wander.moms.wonder/