What happens when you mix Austrian zero-waste cooking, Mexican event production, German sports economics, and the legendary vibrant energy of León? You get an unforgettable episode of Committed to Planet A recorded specially for Erasmus Days!

Host Andrés Sánchez (Andrelo) sits down with international students Zoe Zensen (Germany), Mariano Umaña García (Mexico), and Matthias Rittberger (Austria) to discuss what academic mobility really feels like once the paperwork is done.

From surviving shared-flat recycling disasters and navigating the local tapas culture to comparing European university systems and studying EURECA-PRO’s Joint Bachelor in Responsible Consumption and Production (SDG 12)—this episode covers the full student journey.

Whether you're curious about cross-cultural group work, green living on a student budget, or the funniest culture shocks in Spain, hit play and discover why mobility is about much more than just academic credits!

The first block of Simply Science episodes will take a closer look at the topic of Intercultural Communication and explain 3 important theories in this field. Episode 3 and 4 introduce us to Geert Hofstede and his six dimensional model of (national) culture. In The Anxiety Map - Planning, Time, and lmpulse, we take a look at the final three dials in this theory.

The first block of Simply Science episodes will take a closer look at the topic of Intercultural Communication and explain 3 important theories in this field. Episode 3 and 4 introduce us to Geert Hofstede and his six dimensional model of (national) culture. In The Hidden Software - Power, ldentity, and Competition, we take a look at the first three dials in this theory.