HeyJaredFulbrighter Podcast
Fulbrighter is an online platform where you can connect and exchange ideas and opportunities with current and former Fulbrighters from across the world. You can use it both on our desktop version as well as on our mobile app, available for free on Play Store and App Store.
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What Does It Take to Write an Oscar-Winning Movie? We Asked Fulbrighter Murilo Hauser (opens the original)
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If you're a movie fan, chances are you've heard of I'm Still Here . The Brazilian film, based on real-life events during one of the darkest chapters of the country's military dictatorship, has captivated audiences around the world. A powerful story of love, resilience, and resistance, it became a box office success in Brazil before earning international acclaim, culminating in the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film at the 2025 Oscars. The screenplay also received widespread recogn
Meet the World-Class Guitarist Connecting Music and Neuroscience (opens the original)
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In this episode we have a conversation with Joseph Douglass, a world-class guitarist and pedagogue who came to Brazil on a Fulbright Student Award to conduct neuroscience research in schools. Joseph is a Doctor of Musical Arts in classical guitar performance and, as a pedagogue, he has held positions at several schools across the United States, supporting students’ musical development. At the Federal University of ABC, in São Paulo, he dived deep into the “neuro music” department. As part of his
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