Tuanis Tales
Tuanis Tales
Podcast Description
Listen to the stories of Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs) who served in Costa Rica. "Tuanis," a Costa Rican slang word meaning cool or awesome, perfectly describes the tales you'll hear.
The views expressed in this podcast are personal and do not reflect the official views of the Peace Corps.
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The podcast centers on themes of cultural exchange, personal growth, and community service, with specific episodes discussing challenges in small communities, entrepreneurial projects like securing grants for organic farming, and navigating identity as a volunteer in a foreign country.
Listen to the stories of Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs) who served in Costa Rica. “Tuanis,” a Costa Rican slang word meaning cool or awesome, perfectly describes the tales you’ll hear.
The views expressed in this podcast are personal and do not reflect the official views of the Peace Corps.
Today’s guest, Lane Bunkers, served in the Zona Sur in the late 80’s and is currently the Country Director of Peace Corps Costa Rica. We talk about what inspired him to leave his small town in Minnesota, the challenges of getting projects going at site, his extension of service in Chile, and his long career in international development. Lastly, Lane leaves some sound advice for volunteers just starting their service as well as for those just finishing.
Any views expressed in this episode are merely personal and do not reflect the official views of the Peace Corps.
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