Show Notes
Today on the podcast, we will explore how the common market is complicating our identities and experiences as European citizens.
Image: ‘Unity in Diversity’, courtesy of fady habib via Flickr.com released under Creative Commons License https://www.flickr.com/photos/untitlism/22800371/in/photolist-31RKR-bADzCf-gHr6bw-7aAJ3K-av1aCV-8JwWux-p2uVgi-frimb8-7aAHov-ekjcNf-ekkaNA-ekkhpS-gJJRka-gJHDev-ekes5c-cnnheh-ekevhx-gJJ3yr-dbxnKK-n8NAL-ekdvbr-e59WQh-ekjfrL-ekjem5-gJHBoA-e9ToYW-ekeufc-ejTVyX-ekeDq8-ekeuQc-dJ6Lgi-cB21rq-dKBghC-ekeAwr-ekeA2a-ekkiNh-ekeDUa-ekkjpE-ekkikS-ekkeYA-q6bEBs-gJJ9uL-fPjXUo-pT5ujP-cB1ZQE-5ada3p-4uB8v8-axyNvm-dBorZR-518WSd
Music: 'Ode to Joy', courtesy of Mr. Aaron via Soundcloud.com released under Creative Commons License https://soundcloud.com/user4740856/ode-to-joy-3rd-mixdown-guitar
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