We have been notified that forms are not loading correctly for some students. If you’re having trouble accessing your forms, we would recommend that you try refreshing your page, logging in with an incognito window, or clearing your cache and cookies. If you’re still unable to access your forms after this, please reach out to your IES Abroad advisor.

FunkTerm Berlin #4: Voiceless in a Foreign Place

Sarah Axtell
 October 17, 2015
FunkTerm Berlin logo, featuring a big ol' radio tower
It's FunkTerm Berlin, an audio chronicle of my time abroad. Episode 4 is, at its core, about communicating. With a focus on my temporary inability to do so. Episode notes for the week: A. You'll note that I haven't been blogging for a while, and that I skipped an episode! Never fear, #3 is coming soon-- it's just set to be a bit of a whopper (how does one summarize a trip to three countries in one podcast?) and because of my voice issue, I haven't been able to record narration for a week. It'll be out sooner than you can say "Eichhörnchen." B. Music credits: 0:05/1:10 Okay - Tracy Chen 0:44 Hatschi-Waldera - Nina Hagen 2:28 Jein - Fettes Brot

More Blogs From This Author

View All Blogs

Sarah Axtell

<p>Sarah Axtell hails from the steel-forged hills of Pittsburgh, PA and is a Linguistics/German double major at Lawrence University in Appleton, WI. Her interests include derelict architecture, modern art, and cutting-edge lowbrow pop culture. Berlin has plenty of these things to offer, and she&#39;s so excited to be spending a semester there.</p>

Program:
Destination:
Home University:
Lawrence University
Major:
German Language
Linguistics
Explore Blogs