In this episode, Nick shares about growing up in "America's Toughest Weather City", getting paid to hear Kristen Stewart curse a lot, and inspiring people to move to Japan. He also talks about his YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/MaebashiNick) where he explores the many 廃墟 (haikyo) ruins/abandoned infrastructures scattered throughout Japan and a lot more.

Music in this Ep:
adammaria.bandcamp.com/
mannymarx.bandcamp.com/

If you enjoy the content, please follow: linktr.ee/icmhBTFN and support by subscribing to the icmhBTFN Patreon: www.patreon.com/icallmyheroesbytheirfirstname

I Call My Heroes By Their First Name is a feel-good podcast created with language learners and teachers in mind. Through providing full transcriptions of each episode on our blog (linktr.ee/icmhBTFN), listeners are encouraged to interact with one another asking and answering language-related questions. In addition to learning, the podcast aims to address that while the internet connects us to the wider world it also draws us away from those who are at our arm’s length. I hope that icmhBTFN inspires listeners to connect with, show admiration to, and celebrate the people in their lives.

icmhBTFN Ep 21 Nick: You Just Need A Little Bit Of Motivation

In this episode, Brian shares about his kickboxing career in Japan, living in a remote town in the mountains in Gunma prefecture, working with special needs students in his hometown of Missoula, Montana. He also gives some language learning tips which helped him pass the N1 test (the highest level of the Japanese proficiency test) and a lot more.

Music in this Ep:
adammaria.bandcamp.com/
mannymarx.bandcamp.com/

If you enjoy the content, please follow: linktr.ee/icmhBTFN and support by subscribing to the icmhBTFN Patreon: www.patreon.com/icallmyheroesbytheirfirstname

I Call My Heroes By Their First Name is a feel-good podcast created with language learners and teachers in mind. Through providing full transcriptions of each episode listeners are encouraged to interact with one another asking and answering language-related questions. In addition to learning, the podcast aims to address that while the internet connects us to the wider world it also draws us away from those who are at our arm’s length. I hope that icmhBTFN inspires listeners to connect with, show admiration to, and celebrate the people in their lives.

icmhBTFN Brian Ep 22: We're All Moving Into An Unknown Future

In this episode, Paul shares about his approach and thoughts of teaching and learning music . He also shares about major points in his life as a music teacher and leaner as well as how he got one of his scars and a lot more.

Music in this Ep:
adammaria.bandcamp.com/
mannymarx.bandcamp.com/
http://www.paullittlemusic.com/


If you enjoy the content or want to contact: linktr.ee/icmhBTFN 
You can support by subscribing to the icmhBTFN Patreon: www.patreon.com/icallmyheroesbytheirfirstname

I Call My Heroes By Their First Name is a feel-good podcast created with language learners and teachers in mind. Through providing full transcriptions of each episode [a work in progress] listeners are encouraged to interact with one another asking and answering language-related questions. In addition to learning, the podcast aims to address that while the internet connects us to the wider world it also draws us away from those who are at our arm’s length. I hope that icmhBTFN inspires listeners to connect with, show admiration to, and celebrate the people in their lives.

icmhBTFN Ep 23 Paul L: Break All The Rules

In this episode, Amber shares about how she got into FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology) at the age of 16, tried to break into the NYC art scene in the early 2000s, working odd jobs around Long Island like at Home Depot and Sears, and then working at The MET (Metropolitan Museum of Art). She also talks about how all of those life experiences led her to becoming a flight attendant at a major US airline and a lot more.

Music in this Ep:
adammaria.bandcamp.com/
mannymarx.bandcamp.com/

If you enjoy the content, please follow: linktr.ee/icmhBTFN and support by subscribing to the icmhBTFN Patreon: www.patreon.com/icallmyheroesbytheirfirstname

I Call My Heroes By Their First Name is a feel-good podcast created with language learners and teachers in mind. Through providing full transcriptions of each episode listeners are encouraged to interact with one another asking and answering language-related questions. In addition to learning, the podcast aims to address that while the internet connects us to the wider world it also draws us away from those who are at our arm’s length. I hope that icmhBTFN inspires listeners to connect with, show admiration to, and celebrate the people in their lives.

icmhBTFN Ep 24 Amber: Get In Where You Fit In

Spheniscidae

Black Skin, White Masks is a 1952 book by Frantz Fanon, a psychiatrist and intellectual from Martinique. The book is written in the style of autoethnography, in which Fanon shares his own experiences while presenting a historical critique of the effects of racism and dehumanization, inherent in situations of colonial domination, on the human psyche. There is a double process that is economic and internalized through the epidermalization of inferiority.

The violent overtones in Fanon can be broken down into two categories: The violence of the colonizer through annihilation of body, psyche, culture, along with the demarcation of space. And secondly the violence of the colonized as an attempt to retrieve dignity, sense of self, and history through anti-colonial struggle.

C8, BSWM, FF

In this episode, Angel shares about her experiences of being a dancer in NY, managing a bar, traveling to almost 30 countries, and a lot more. She also shares about working with young learners and how her past experiences have been helpful finding employment during the pandemic.

If you enjoy the content, please follow (https://linktr.ee/icmhBTFN)and support by subscribing to the icmhBTFN Patreon (www.patreon.com/icallmyheroesbytheirfirstname) 

I Call My Heroes By Their First Name is a feel-good podcast created with language learners and teachers in mind. Through providing full transcriptions of each episode on our blog (https://linktr.ee/icmhBTFN), listeners are encouraged to interact with one another asking and answering language-related questions. In addition to learning, the podcast aims to address that while the internet connects us to the wider world it also draws us away from those who are at our arm’s length. I hope that icmhBTFN inspires listeners to connect with, show admiration to, and celebrate the people in their lives.

icmhBTFN Ep 16 Angel: Almost 30 Countries

In this episode, Frank talks about how his experience in the DIY hardcore scene on Long Island, NY and the influential people in his life lead him literally all over the globe. He explains how his passion for music and making meaningful connections with others is a driving force for his internal engine. You can read more about his adventures on his blog here: http://allintogethernowinternational.blogspot.com/?view=magazine

Background music by https://mannymarx.bandcamp.com/ & https://correspondentsmusic.bandcamp.com/

If you enjoy the content, please support by subscribing to the icmhBTFN Patreon: www.patreon.com/icallmyheroesbytheirfirstname

I Call My Heroes By Their First Name is a feel-good podcast created with language learners and teachers in mind. Through providing full transcriptions of each episode on our blog (icallmyheroes.blogspot.com), listeners are encouraged to interact with one another asking and answering language-related questions. In addition to learning, the podcast aims to address that while the internet connects us to the wider world it also draws us away from those who are at our arm’s length. I hope that icmhBTFN inspires listeners to connect with, show admiration to, and celebrate the people in their lives.

icmhBTFN Ep 18 Frank: Live From The Heart As Much As Possible

In this episode, Duncan shares about music being a major influence growing up leading him to play in a number of bands and eventually English education. He also talks about his past interests ended up somehow being connected to his new interest in retro gaming/collecting and a lot more.

Music in this Ep: 
https://victorygardenli.bandcamp.com/releases
https://adammaria.bandcamp.com/

If you enjoy the content, please follow: linktr.ee/icmhBTFN and support by subscribing to the icmhBTFN Patreon: www.patreon.com/icallmyheroesbytheirfirstname

I Call My Heroes By Their First Name is a feel-good podcast created with language learners and teachers in mind. Through providing full transcriptions of each episode on our blog (linktr.ee/icmhBTFN), listeners are encouraged to interact with one another asking and answering language-related questions. In addition to learning, the podcast aims to address that while the internet connects us to the wider world it also draws us away from those who are at our arm’s length. I hope that icmhBTFN inspires listeners to connect with, show admiration to, and celebrate the people in their lives.

icmhBTFN Ep 19 Duncan: No Name Backpacks

In this episode, Jackie shares about growing up in the 90s, how a car accident lead her to join the army at 17, and then getting married too young. She also talks about how the experience of getting out of an unhealthy relationship inspired her to become a lawyer and a lot more.

Music in this Ep:
https://mannymarx.bandcamp.com/
https://adammaria.bandcamp.com/

If you enjoy the content, please follow: linktr.ee/icmhBTFN and support by subscribing to the icmhBTFN Patreon: www.patreon.com/icallmyheroesbytheirfirstname

I Call My Heroes By Their First Name is a feel-good podcast created with language learners and teachers in mind. Through providing full transcriptions of each episode on our blog (linktr.ee/icmhBTFN), listeners are encouraged to interact with one another asking and answering language-related questions. In addition to learning, the podcast aims to address that while the internet connects us to the wider world it also draws us away from those who are at our arm’s length. I hope that icmhBTFN inspires listeners to connect with, show admiration to, and celebrate the people in their lives.

icmhBTFN Ep 16 Angel: Almost 30 Countries

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