Season 5 Episode 2 - Switch Happens (ft. Aurélie)

Season 5 Episode 6: The Mediacie's Time Capsule

We are back for the last (but not least) episode of the fifth season of The Experience podcast! Between parties, language cafes, Taylor Swift’s pregnancy, Harry Styles’ residencies and a smurf at Copas, we travel down memory lane: we reminisced our favourite Esperia activities and we talked about where it all started this season. Opening up our time capsule of predictions, we found out that we should definitely buy a lottery ticket for how many we got right… Find out which ones!

Season 5 Episode 5 - In Our Teen Era (ft. Mike)

Esperia turns 13—and we’re going back to the beginning! In this special DIES episode, we sit down with Mike, OG member of Board 1 to talk about how Esperia started, the challenges along the way, and how it’s grown into what it is today.

Season 5 Episode 4 - Is it a Red Flag?!

We are back on the roll with a new episode of The Esperience, this time we are joined by our lovely Chair of the Board, Anne-Linn. We had to jump in on one of the most common trends of these past few years on social media: Red flags! Between 2016 trends, biking rules, cultural icks, gay walking and basic human decency... well, you understand we switch up a lot! Oh also, if you feel personally attacked... well, maybe there's a reason. (xoxo)

Season 5 Episode 3 - Sleigh or Nay

Our active members sent us their favourite Christmas songs, and we sat down and decided whether they are a Sleigh… or a Nay! Between some timeless bangers and newer trends, our song range from Paul McCartney, Jeff Buckley, Justin Bieber.. and Bart&Ernie! What makes a good xmas song? Making money out of your traumas? The difficulties of getting big egos in a room for a good cause? The ploinky (frog) sounds? Check out the new episode and find out!

Season 5 Episode 2 - Switch Happens (ft. Aurélie)

We are back with a new podcast episode to keep your spirits warm after exam season! Aurelie Joubert, ELC professor, walks us through code switching (or better, translanguaging), and her very interesting research on bilingual policy making at the university. How is translanguaging approached at the RUG, in our everyday life and within Esperia? What does the latest Rosalia’s album teach us? Most importantly, would your grandma be a cart if she had wheels?