The Mike Yanek Show #42 - Eastern Europe in the 90's Was Wild, My School Days in Bulgaria (Part 1/4

The Mike Yanek Show

Time Stamps / Topics and Segments in This Episode

0:28 - I was a guest on a podcast a few days ago.
03:45 - I'm going to tell you about my School Years back in the 90's in Bulgaria
09:00 - Being broke in Bulgaria back in the day
15:20 - The School in my Neighbourhood and City
16:04 - The Prison was in my Neighbourhood
17:09 - There was no Political Correctness in Bulgaria
20:00 - The two schools that I went to
22:52 - School was a waste of time for me
29:20 - What to expect in next week episode

In this episode:

I'm doing a deep dive in my memories and tell you what was like growing up in Bulgaria in the 90's and more specifically my school days, describing my neighbourhood and some aspects of daily life in my home town Plovdiv at that time.
This is part one of two (maybe three part episode).

Equipment used in this podcast:
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Microphone 👇👇👇

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Tripod 👇👇👇

Light 👇👇👇

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About the Podcast:
How you doing mate? I hope you're doing well.
Just a tiny fella, mad ball of energy, the long lost brother of Taz from Looney Toons.
Born in a land far away, moved to the UK at the tender age of 21, my childhood was wild, awesome and sometimes lonely, I was raised by the TV, as the fascination with showmanship begun at an early age, when I first saw American pop culture, late night talk shows and stand-up... I was completely hypnotised by it.
But time flies fast... Now I'm an old geezer in my early 30's, and I do need to occupy myself so I do comedy and write books, I have a lot to say and rant about, and that's why this podcast is existing.

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