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I think that everyone should go through an experience that pushes your boundaries of normalcy, even if it makes you…

We are almost half way through our journey across the Atlantic and I have yet to fall asleep on this…

Just like in the U.S. driving home from work can be a daunting task in big cities. There is serious…

Below is a list of things that have occurred during work and general life here in Ghana that have required…

Radio is an entirely different game in Ghana in comparison to America. People actually listen! When you look around the…

This morning, fellow Media in Ghana-ian Will and I went on a pretty sick little adventure. He needed to get…

Yesterday, we got back from our trip to the Volta Region. The best way to describe the trip is “wet”….

To My Dearest Wi-Fi, You never know how much you love something until it’s gone. That’s how I currently feel…

The textiles have been amazing, the food has been an adventure (to say the least), the people are welcoming as…

I am currently at the London Heathrow airport with a 6-hour layover before I fly back to Phoenix. It is…

Having grown up in the middle class as a white female in a predominantly white southern Oregon town, I have…

I’ve been back in the U.S. for a day now and am already missing aspects of Ghana; I find myself…

When I was first trying to decide where I wanted to go to study abroad, I never would’ve thought I…

Experiencing life in Ghana is as I expected it to be, a life-changing experience. Halfway through week 6, and almost…

When looking at the other various blog posts for inspiration I realized that there weren’t many blog posts concerning the…