Amsterdam Academy Podcast

Born in Britain, raised in South Africa, resident in The Netherlands. Nowhere and Everywhere are home for David Chislett. David, a published author, poet, musician and artist - shares how he's had to pivot during the COVID-19 pandemic as well as how he's reconnected with family and friends.

Global Citizens @ Home podcast host Hannah Huber speaks with her childhood friend Heidi Sumser, who moved to Africa during the pandemic. They discuss the challenges of moving, job searching, and building a life in a new place. There's a nice surprise at the end!

There are loads of Global Citizens in the world - those who choose to settle in a country other than where they were born. How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected their idea of 'home'. Join host Hannah Huber as she shares stories from global citizens during the pandemic, providing insight and inspiration. What’s needed in order for Global Citizens to find their place in the world.

In Amsterdam Academy's 3rd podcast episode listeners are taken on two very different journeys of women who have re-invented themselves in Amsterdam. Eva is a divorcee who came to Amsterdam for love, it didn't work out, but she decided to stay and found new love. Donna came to Amsterdam and soon after decided to leave the Mormon Church and religion all together. We all end up reinventing ourselves, some more extreme than others. How does our environment or the place we live play a role?

In our second episode of Amsterdam Academy's podcast you'll learn more about how the Dutch conduct their swimming lessons and why this is so important seeing their relationship with water.

In Amsterdam Academy's premier podcast episode we learn more about city noise and its effect on our wellbeing thanks to political sociologist Prof. Christian Broer of the University of Amsterdam. Find out what Amsterdam Academy does, learn about their partners, and uncover fun facts about one of Amsterdam's most famous landmarks, the Magerebrug.