In episode two of life at university the Two Non-Brits discuss showing up to lectures and their favourite and least favourite things from Semester 1. They talk about homesickness, comfort zones and life skills. Of course, essential uni things like clubbing and time management also come up.

The first episode of season 2 is all about moving in to university accommodation and going out and socialising during fresher's week. The Two Non-Brits talk about meeting their flatmates and weirdly warm kitchens. They also give some advice about making new friends.

Season 2 of the Two Non-Brits, hosted by Aron and Marielu, is all about life at university. Join them on their journey throughout the year as they study, make friends, and explore their new cities. There will be guests joining them to share their thoughts and experiences. If you have suggestions and ideas for future episodes or want to be a guest, please contact us on instagram @two_non_brits or send an email to twononbrits@gmail.com.

In this episode the Two Non-Brits meet Heidi from Germany. They talk about their phone and social media use and remember some old games.

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Emma from Germany joins the Two Non-Brits in this episode. They talk about revision for their upcoming exams. Emma also tells them how she used to take exams in another language in a different country. While Emma was travelling back in space and time Aron got lost and couldn't stay to the end of the episode.

The Two Non-Brits meet up with their friend Maren from Germany. They catch up and talk about all sorts of things, jumping from one topic to the next. Maren's host sister Marta also says hi and gives a little insight into her life.

This is part two with the host-brothers Jan and Giovanni. They talk about how they dealt with goodbyes and continued their lives back. The conversation continues with favourite films and the thing everyone knows too well: covid.

The Two Non-Brits are joined by the former host-brothers Jan (Swiss) and Giovanni (Italian). They talk about their experience during their exchange year, especially how many host-family changes affected them. They share a little about their Christmas tradition and eventual plans for after school. Please be aware that all stories told happened. All people are healthy and well. The circumstances did not stop them from finishing their exchange. They grew from their experiences and enjoyed their stay.