Accentricity

Over the past year, during the Covid-19 pandemic, we’ve been working with a group of people from all over the world, teaching them to podcast and helping them to tell personal stories about the experience of moving from one place to another. Everyone who took part was brand new to podcasting, and most of the episodes were made without any professional equipment, using mobile phones and free editing software. The results of this course are seven episodes: each one about a very different migration experience, and each person bringing their own style and personality. We hope you love them as much as we do.

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From Veronica:

Hello, everyone! I am Veronica, a mainly Italo-Argentinean curious soul, with some German and Russian origins, too. Since my multicultural growth around some parts of the world and my multilingual journey, I have been interested in discovering new cultures and languages, one of the main reasons why I decided to study them and make a career out of this passion. Particularly, I like to concentrate on cross-modal and cross-cultural interactions between young adults. My plan is to start a podcast about it soon, interviewing some peers and sharing our adventurous and interesting stories (Las Cross-Rues, updates via my Instagram profile). Apart from that, I also like writing multilingual poems, that you can read here.

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Our Accentricity t-shirts are out now! Get yours here.

They’re designed by artist Cat Ingall, who also makes other cool things that you can buy from here Etsy shop.

You can also support the podcast on Patreon or Steady, or with a one-off donation to help keep Accentricity going.

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