Thank you Jose Paulo for your participation! :)

Fear: an emotion experienced in anticipation of some specific pain or danger. That is what the dictionary says. However, is fear defined so easily, or is it different for everyone? And what kinds of fear exist?

I am joined by some guests on this 3-episode mini-series exploring the depths of one of the most common feelings of the human psyche. Stick around for the next episodes!

Are you tightly tethered to your home country, or have you decided to go rogue and move abroad? In this episode, two migrants, me and my former English teacher Joe Youmans, discuss the pros and cons of moving abroad, while adding on our experiences to the mix!

Hope you guys have fun.

Any feedback you may have is much welcomed on my schoolsta (School Instagram Account) at @portugal.schoolsta. You may also leave a voice message so I can include you in one of the episodes, even if you can't be live-recording with me. I'll be happy to hear you out!

===== IMPORTANT TO NOTICE | DISCLAIMER =====

Any statements made within this episode are entirely attributable to the one's who stated them, having I as an individual or "What, Life?" as a brand NO RESPONSIBILITY for them. My opinion is strictly personal and does not constitute any kind of political or cultural opposition, or incentive to any sort of actions.

Common sense is not so common, right? I wished it was, as it would make my life much easier... Well, there ain't much we can do but ask people to improve, is there?

This is a SOFT RANT, which means I managed not to curse and keep my temper throughout the recording, as what you're getting is my raw, unedited footage. Hope you start using those heads, fellas!

==UPDATE==

Just realised the episode got held back because of some audit my account at Anchor.fm was through, so I'm sorry for that. It was out of my control. Have fun and enjoy life, ladies and gentlemen. :)

What do you know, or think you know, about time?

Source: http://www.exactlywhatistime.com

Have you ever thought how our educational system is broken? "How could we improve it?", you might ask. That's exactly what I'm discussing in this new episode, which ended up much longer than I expected. :)

It is in human nature to take things for granted, but how human does that make us? Also, should we take things for granted sometimes, or is it always a bad idea?

This is a presentation video. Here, I talk a little bit about myself, and about the philosophy of this podcast. Welcome to the family!