A Life #60: Chronologically Impaired
We present you: A long delayed “lost” episode of A Life for the first time.
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I think it’s awesome that a podcast which is hosted by a Finish & an American hosts, had a Japanese & a Chinese guests (and now is available to the whole internet-connected world).
This is the positive aspect of globalization – bringing people together 🙂
Comment by Dora | May 10, 2012