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Welcome back to MexCan! We are pumped to release this episode, and we hope that you enjoy it. Today's episode is extra special because it's the first one of the year and we recorded it together in person. :)   We chat all about all things Mexico from the cost of food to being together in Queretaro.    Thank you so much for joining us!

Hello guys! Welcome back to MexCan. Hear us talk about Halloween and the shows that made us this season. Enjoy it and don't forget to follow us on our social media!

It's time to set back and relax as you sip your beverage of choice. ☕️ Join us as we gather for another episode. 🎶   Have you ever looked back at some of your past experiences and realized just how much you learned from them? It's Jamen here, and in today's episode, Alan and I decided to reflect and discuss some of the things we've learned from creating this podcast. It's been wonderful getting to work on a project together that allows us to interact with cool listeners like you.    We also ventured to the topic of language learning. Alan shares some of the ways he incorporates English into his everyday life.    Stay tuned and if you'd like to collab, let us know. 😄   You can find the new website here: https://mexcanpodcast.wordpress.com/  Thanks for listening!

Grab your coffee and join us as we chat about the realities of living in Mexico and Canada.   Have you ever wondered at what age can a teenager get their driver's license? Maybe you're interested in going camping because you've seen it in movies. Well, let me tell you, not all of these things are as glamorous and simple as they may seem. Although Canada and Mexico have certain similarities, they also can be quite different at times, and some of these differences may be surprising!    From camping to driving, we chatted about it all! 🚗   Thanks for listening!  You can find the new website here: https://mexcanpodcast.wordpress.com/

Grab your coffee and join us as we gather for another MexCan chat but this time in Spanish. Have you ever wanted to become an architect? Why is playing an instrument such a beautiful thing to do?  In today's episode, we have a very special guest, Lucio Muniain. Not only was it wonderful getting to meet such a talented person, but it was also very interesting hearing his experience as an architect.  From music to literature, we chatted about it all! 🎶 Thanks for listening, and don't forget to check out Lucio's socials: @luciomuniain

Grab your coffee (or should I say wine?)  and join us as we gather for another MexCan chat.  In today's episode, we let the conversation flow and it lead us to discuss the differences between Mexican and Canadian drinking habits. From wine to beer to juice, we chatted about it all.     Thanks for listening!   Check out our new website: https://mexcanpodcast.wordpress.com/

Grab your coffee and join us as we chat about music and the ethics behind it.    You may have heard about some of the recent news surrounding some popular musicians and lawsuits. Alan is the more musically inclined one between the two of us (Jamen here!), and he brought it to my attention. Although we aren't professionals, we do enjoy listening to music like many of you guys. Some of the topics we asked ourselves include:   - What qualifies as copying?  - Finding the line between inspiration and copying  - Is sampling okay?  Thanks for listening!   Check out our new website: https://mexcanpodcast.wordpress.com/

Grab your coffee and join us as we chat about where we've been for the past few months.  Today's episode is all about updates. Alan and I finally reunited after 16 months apart, and we spent the summer together in Mexico. From travelling during the pandemic to saying goodbye, we chatted about it all. If you'd like to hear more about some of our adventures, then feel free to check out this episode.  Thanks for listening!

Grab your coffee and join us as we chat about long-distance relationships with two awesome guests! Today's episode is all about long-distance relationships, commonly referred to as an LDR. We had the pleasure of talking to Cassidy and Carlos, a couple who now lives together after being in an LDR. Like us, Carlos is from Mexico and Cassidy is from Canada. It was an absolute pleasure getting to speak with them. Sometimes it feels like travel will never go back to normal, which is something no one in an LDR wants to hear. Realizing that you are not alone, even during these uncertain times, is so important! They shared their story and talked about what it was like flying to one another before they were able to close the gap. We also chatted about some ways to stay close even when you are far away from someone. This episode is ideal for anyone who is in an LDR or is curious about what it is like.  Thanks for listening! 

Grab your coffee and join us as we chat about STEM! We have a special guest joining us for today's episode! Please welcome Alma, an aeronautical engineering student from Mexico. It was a pleasure getting to hear about her experience as a woman in this field. Not only is she a wonderful person to talk to, but Alma is also a huge inspiration to other women and girls who would like to study something related to STEM. She is very motivated and passionate about what she studies. If you have ever wondered what it is like to go into engineering, this bilingual episode is for you! Some of the things we discuss include future job opportunities, gender differences, potential classes, and more! You can find her on Instagram @amphoenixro.

Grab your coffee and join us as we chat about social media. When we wake up, we grab our phones. When we go to bed, we grab our phones. It's pretty safe to assume that most of us *cannot* live without our handy little devices. So, why is that? In today's episode, discuss the implications of social media. Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Tik Tok, and every other popular social media platform has a lot of pros and, sadly, a lot of cons. But, the question is: why do we feel so drawn to social media? Thank you for tuning in! We would love to hear your opinions. 

Grab your coffee and join us as we chat about university! This time the focus is all on habits. Whether you're in university or high school, you've likely developed a few habits that pertain to education. We decided to sit down and discuss what we've learned so far. Do you use online calendars or paper ones? Do you study all at once or break it up into chunks? Do you get enough sleep (if you're anything like us, the answer is probably no!)? Well, those are some of the questions we try to answer in today's episode.  Thanks for listening!