Sevap Mitzvah - Discovering Sabina Vajrača, a Trailblazing Filmmaker
An Englishman in the Balkans
12/23/23
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Join me in this heart-touching podcast with the inspiring Sabina Vajrača, a Bosnian film director making her mark in the film industry.
Sabina shares the trials and tribulations she faced, from fleeing Bosnia on her own at the age of 14, to making it big in Hollywood.
She gives a glimpse into her journey and the power of perseverance.
During the conversation, Sabina also discusses her film 'Sevap Mitzvah', revealing the emotional moments and key lessons in the story.
It's an enlightening conversation that throws light on Sabina's relentless pursuit of her dreams and proves why she is one of the most exciting filmmakers to watch.
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Meeting an Englishman who lived in the Jugoslavija of the 80's and 90's.
December 14, 2023
•33m
A nostalgic dive into the history, culture, and experiences of an Englishman living in the Balkans during Yugoslavia's era.
Martin Gannon shares his journey from England to Yugoslavia in the 20th century, his experiences of working in the tourism sector, including establishing a pilgrimage route to Međugorje, and his life in Yugoslav Airlines.
He also discusses how the country has changed after the breakup of Yugoslavia and the future of tourism in both Bosnia Herzegovina and Croatia.
Despite the significant changes and challenges, Martin maintains that the Balkans remains a place close to his heart, with its rich history, stunning landscapes, and most importantly, its welcoming people.
The piece of music in this podcast is: “Moja Je Pjesma Lagana” by Parni Valjak.
The link to Martins interview with Total Croatia News.
00:00 Introduction and Personal Experiences in Bosnia and Herzegovina
00:22 Meeting Martin Gannon: A Brit in Yugoslavia
01:32 Martin's Arrival and Early Experiences in Yugoslavia
02:54 Tourism in Yugoslavia: A British Perspective
04:50 Martin's Career Progression and Language Experiences
06:16 Residency and Travel Experiences in Yugoslavia
10:21 Martin's Involvement with Yugoslav Airlines
12:04 Promoting Tourism in Bosnia Herzegovina
14:53 Martin's Favorite Places and Food in Yugoslavia
21:40 Reflections on Changes in Tourism and Life Post-Yugoslavia
30:17 Future Plans and Final Thoughts
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Exploring Travnik: The Heartbeat of Bosnia and Herzegovina
December 28, 2023
•19m
This episode is about David's adventure to Travnik, a charming town in central Bosnia and Herzegovina.
With the assistance of local guide Ben, David unveils the rich history, mouth-watering cuisine, captivating architecture and stunning nature of Travnik.
Highlighting the efforts of passionate locals, this episode explores Travnik's potential as a top tourist destination.
Discover unique experiences such as sheep shearing, taking a swing on an Instagram-famous spot, cherishing the view from a medieval fortress and grinding coffee in a traditional mill.
David reveals the magic of Travnik by sharing interesting details, local tips and anecdotal insight.
This episode concludes with David's thoughts on his journey, the people met, and the culinary delights tasted.
00:00 Introduction and Journey to Travnik
00:59 Travel Tips for Bus Journey in Bosnia
01:46 Experiencing the Scenic Bus Route
03:53 Arrival in Travnik and Meeting with Ben
05:16 Exploring the Natural Wonders of Travnik
06:01 Buying Vlasic Cheese and Witnessing Sheep Shearing
08:05 Guided Tour of Travnik
13:59 Reflections and Departure from Travnik
17:07 Conclusion and Looking Forward to Future Travels
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Thank you for being a part of our podcasting community, and we look forward to bringing you more exciting content in the future.
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Travnik: The Heartbeat of Bosnia and Herzegovina
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