Fellow space - building community in Vilnius

Vilnius via Asia - Stories of movement and meaning

In this episode we hear from Sati, whose life journey has taken her from Israel, around Asia, and eventually Lithuania. Together we explore identity, reinvention, creativity, and what it means to build a sense of home across cultures and countries. Sati also shares her reflections on life in Vilnius, why she sees Lithuania as a hidden gem, and how embracing adventure can lead to unexpected growth.

Vilnius via Lima - building community through farming

In this episode we talk with Diego about his adventures setting up small farms in Lithuania. He shares his experiences getting involved in the agriculture community in Peru and Lithuania as well as launching his own community supported agriculture initiatives.

Lithuania via Bring Together - a taster of life in Vilnius

We speak with Daiva, Larissa, Lina and Lukas - participants of the Bring together program in 2023. The program invites Lithuanian diasdpora youth to come to Lithuania for a six week internship and cultural program. Tune in to hear about their experience of the program, the country and the influence it's had.

Vilnius via Thuin - finding harmony in Lithuania

In this episode we chat with Matt, the founder of The Garfunkels - International Choir of Vilnius. Matt's connection with Lithuania began in 1997 when he first visited as a teenager. Little did he know that this visit would set the stage for a lifelong love affair with the country. Join us as we delve into Matt's journey, exploring the transformative power of music, the beauty of cross-cultural connections, and the fulfillment of chasing one's dreams.

Fellow space - building community in Vilnius

Meet Domantė and Susith, who are building a community of locals and internationals in VIlnius through their project "Fellow space". We chat about the need for oportunities to meet people and build relationships, what it's like to write and deliver projects and how Erasmus projects can lead to starting your own NGO.