peace corps Podcasts

As a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ukraine, Lawrence journaled nearly every day while serving alongside his wife. Nearly 20 years later, he wants to share their experiences in Ukraine--the good and the bad, the happy and the sad--with the world so people can see Ukraine as it was.

Women of Peace Corps Legacy has started a new podcast series called Extra-Ordinary Women which interviews returned Peace Corps volunteers who through their leadership have made a significant difference in the lives of women around the world.

Short stories. No annoying ads. No mercenary pitches. Just stories to warm your heart. Vetted published articles/tales/short stories (L.A.Times, Newsweek, Seattle Times, Teacher Magazine, Chicken Soup, Miami Herald, etc.) by Paul H.Karrer about: Kids, Teachers, Parents, Education, Korea,  Incarceration, Samoa, Peace Corps, New Zealand, California, Connecticut, Teaching, Dogs, Chess, Multicultural Marriage, Foods-real or imagined and more. Most are light-hearted.

Amazing tales from afar and the all-important life lessons that go along with them. Join Josh Guerrero; Archaeologist, Adventurer, Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, and Marine Corps Veteran as he talks with travelers of all kinds. From warriors, entrepreneurs, digital nomads, best-selling authors, and much more. If they have an amazing travel story to tell and life lessons to share, we're bringing them on this podcast and having powerful conversations to help you level up in your life.Learn more at www.allaroundadventure.com.

This is a podcast by the National Peace Corps Association — a nonprofit organization for Returned Peace Corps Volunteers that works to support Returned Peace Corps Volunteers, encourage lifelong practice of the ideals of the Peace Corps, and serves as an advocacy organization to support and improve the Peace Corps. Take a listen!

Il y a 10 ans, je me détestais. Mon corps, mon alimentation, mon reflet dans le miroir… tout était source de frustration et de mal-être. Je pensais que je n’y arriverais jamais, que j’étais condamnée à rester prisonnière de mes propres schémas.Aujourd’hui, j’ai compris une chose essentielle : tout est connecté. Se sentir bien dans son corps, ce n’est pas juste une question d’alimentation ou de sport. C’est aussi un état d’esprit, un équilibre entre le physique et le mental, entre la discipline et le lâcher-prise.🎙️ PEACE & FOOD, c’est la safe place que j’aurais aimé trouver à l’époque où je pensais que le problème, c’était moi. Ici, on parle sans filtres de nutrition, sport, bien-être, mindset, santé mentale et équilibre de vie. Parce qu’avoir une relation saine avec son alimentation, son corps et son esprit, c’est bien plus qu’une question de volonté.📌 Chaque jeudi, on abordera des sujets concrets et sans bullshit :Comment s’entraîner intelligemment pour voir de vrais résultats sans frustration ?Pourquoi l’alimentation émotionnelle n’est pas un problème en soi ?Comment arrêter de se comparer et se mettre une pression inutile ?Comment apprendre à lâcher prise quand on est dans le contrôle permanent ?Et bien d’autres réflexions sur la santé, le bien-être et la performance.Pas de discours culpabilisants, pas de recettes miracles. Juste des conseils réels, applicables et sans filtres pour t’aider à avancer vers une version de toi plus alignée, plus sereine et plus confiante.🧡 PEACE & FOOD, le podcast qui t’aide à trouver l’équilibre entre discipline et bienveillance, entre performance et bien-être… et à enfin te sentir bien dans ton corps ET dans ta tête.Rendez-vous chaque semaine. Prête à évoluer ? 🎧✨ Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

An unfiltered look at the toughest job you'll ever love. Each episode features true stories about the Peace Corps, told by returned volunteers reflecting on the thrilling highs, the debilitating lows, the near-death experiences and the crazy adventures that you may not hear about from the Peace Corps organization itself. The Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of New York City is a non-profit group based in NYC to bring people who have served in the Peace Corps, with their friends and family, together for charity and social events, as well as our annual Peace Corps Story Slam storytelling event. Find us on Facebook.

Ann Cavera married Jim when they were Peace Corps Volunteers in Liberia in 1966. After 56 years of marriage, four kids and grandkids, she asks: What’s the only profession that really matters? What can 7th graders passing notes in class teach us about war? These and other mysteries of life find answers in her stories of faith, hope, love and laughter.

Volunqueers is a monthly podcast brought to you by the LGBTQI+ RPCV affiliate group. Each episode we will interview an LGBTQI+ RPCV to learn about their Peace Corps service, what it was like to live abroad as a queer person, and how Peace Corps has impacted them. We hope you will enjoy our content and join our growing community at www.lgbtqirpcv.org

She The People is a podcast for bold, curious women who ask big questions and embrace complexity. Hosted by two longtime friends—one a second-generation American with a PhD in public health, the other a U.S. Air Force veteran finishing her doctorate—we met in the Peace Corps and bring lived experience and global perspective. From politics to public health, spirituality to sex, burnout to resistance—we explore what it means to build a more honest world.

Twice a month, RPCV Astrid Vinje talks to former Peace Corps volunteers about their service and experience in the Peace Corps and what life was like coming home.

Are you a current or returned Peace Corps Volunteer? Are you thinking about joining the Peace Corps? Do you have an adventurous and curious spirit? Peace Corps Revisited is a podcast that explores everything it means to be a Peace Corps Volunteer, leaving familiar life to live and work in a foreign and unfamiliar place. The Peace Corps is a U.S. government-run agency established in 1961 to spread peace and friendship around the world. Approximately 200,000 volunteers have served in 141 countries in the Peace Corps since its inception. During 27 months of service abroad, each volunteer is shaped by their experiences and has a fascinating story to tell. As a returned Peace Corps Volunteer who served in Suriname, South America from 2010-2012, Megan Donohue speaks with volunteers who have served around the world since Peace Corps was first founded. Megan and her guests discuss the incredible highs and the devastating lows that come with service. She discusses the application process and how it has changed in recent years. She talks about successful and not-so-successful projects. She delves into dating and romantic relationships in the Peace Corps. She discusses how the politics of the U.S. and the politics of the host country have shaped service. Amongst many other topics, she also talks about the challenges of assimilating to a volunteer’s new culture, as well as adjusting back to life in the U.S. after returning from service. Megan speaks with volunteers about all that makes Peace Corps the most challenging job you’ll ever love. Whether you’ve served in Peace Corps, are a Peace Corps applicant, or simply have a curious and adventurous spirit, this podcast will appeal to anyone who has a hunger for learning about the various people and cultures that make up our incredible planet. The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the author and do not necessarily represent those of the United States Peace Corps. This is a commentary based on personal experiences and is not authorized or funded by the U.S. Peace Corps. You can email Megan at peacecorpsrevisited@gmail.com, or find the podcast on facebook at facebook.com/peacecorpsrevisited or on Twitter @PCrevisited

As RPCVs, we rarely have a chance to tell our full tale to any one person; as people want to know “how Peace Corps was” in a 3-minute nutshell. Thus, this podcast is a place where RPCVs can talk in depth about their service! :)

As-tu « checké-in » dernièrement avec ton corps? Peace inn est un endroit pour prendre conscience de ce qui se passe dans ton corps et de lui donner ce qui est nécessaire pour intégrer une paix interne. Sous forme d’entrevue entre Kim Thériault et Carole Noël vous allez en apprendre davantage sur divers sujets comme la nutrition, l’énergie, la physiologie du corps, la méditation, etc. Nous partagerons avec vous des expériences de vie, des lectures, des observations, des études, des livres, des magazines, des articles, des sites Web, des youtubes, des pays, des endroits de guérisons, etc. Ce podcast est pour découvrir, explorer, expérimenter et intégrer des stratégies, des moyens et une diversité d’outils que tu pourras utiliser pour parfaire et solidifier ta paix interne…une émission à la fois. Peace inn est un coup de pouce pour comprendre, accepter et continuer ton chemin vers une meilleure gestion de tes émotions, diminuer les inquiétudes, le stress et l’anxiété dans ta vie. Ta paix interne = Ton bonheur. Bienvenue!

Please join me each week to discuss mental health, substance use, and addition. Each episode will cover the stigma and challenges around these topics. In addition to these topics, episodes will also discuss current world affairs/events, happenings on Capitol Hill, air travel, family, favorite recipes, COVID-19, what does a friend really mean, and other exciting topics.Please share with friends and family!I hope you'll join me each week! Contact: sergiothisweek@gmail.com

A weekly podcast featuring short interviews with Peace Corps volunteers serving in Morocco. This is an informal and unofficial way to get to know our fellow PCVs better, to hear us share our stories, and to give us an additional opportunity to connect with one another through our service. Disclaimer: The content of this podcast is mine alone and does not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Government, the Peace Corps, or the Moroccan Government.

Podcast by Dan Lipkowitz

This podcast is dedicated to sharing leadership stories from the international nonprofit and other global sectors. We highlight the amazing leaders working to make a difference and learn from their stories. Each guest is hand selected by the host, Lynne Gilliland has worked with individuals, teams and organizations throughout Europe, Latin America, Asia, Africa and the Caribbean. Previously, she was a senior manager with a larger US-based NGO, as well as Country Director for their Honduras program and Team Leader for West, Central and Southern Africa.She holds a graduate degree in International Agricultural Development from the University of California at Davis and is certified in tools such as MBTI, Emotional Intelligence, Strengths Deployment, Retreats that Work and various other 360 feedback assessments. Lynne was a Peace Corps volunteer in Costa Rica and is fluent in Spanish.

Into the Dreamlands is a sci-fi, eldritch thriller-drama set in a city called Umbra Vault. Umbra Vault, a city surrounded by a purple dome of swirling dream energy, run by the great and powerful Overseer Nyx-Korrin. While they do their best to keep order and peace in the city, along with their Umbra Corps, there is a group that seems to undermine them at every corner, The Sable Knives, and they believe that the Overseer is not actually all that great… Oh yeah! And then there are the new ones in town, those… “experts,” that are visiting from…. Earth?Coming 2026 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.