Jonathan Isaacson
Dispatches from Japan
Welcome to the podcast about...well, any and all things Japan. Especially the history of the place. But not the big stories. The small stories you never hear. Got questions about Japan? Teaching English? Life in general? Send them my way! Twitter: @JustAnotherCastHomepage: https://sites.google.com/view/justanotherjerk
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Just Another Jerk - Episode 3: Why English? (Reupload for audio problems) 19.03.2020 27:28
Why would someone who had never traveled outside the US until after his 3rd year of uni move to Japan to teach English? Well, here's one jerk with a podcast who can tell you why he did just that. If you have questions about life in Japan or teaching English or...well, anything, send them to justanotherjerkpodcast@gmail.com
Just Another Jerk- Episode 5: Stolen goods 18.03.2020 22:14
The one where I help a young man recover his stolen bicycle.
Just Another Jerk - Episode 4: 3.11 11.03.2020 35:40
Mr. I shares his thoughts on (or rambles on about) the 3.11 Tohoku Earthquake of 9 years ago. Apologies for the somber episode, but it's a somber time in Japan. Questions/Comments? justanotherjerkpodcast@gmail.com
Just Aother Jerk - Episode 2: Why Japan? 05.03.2020 31:21
Why move to Japan? And why stay for 16 years? If you have questions about life in Japan or teaching English or...well, anything, send them to justanotherjerkpodcast@gmail.com
Just Another Jerk - Episoide 1: What is this? 04.03.2020 11:32
Welcome to Just Another Jerk (Taking Pride in His Podcast Work). I'm still not entirely sure what this is, but here's a podcast where I talk about Japan, teaching English, and other thoughts. Feel free to send questions to justanotherjerkpodcast@gmail.com
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