In a captivating interview with Eva McGowan, we are taken on a journey through the old Jewish quarter of Barcelona and Casa Adret, a house with a rich history. Eva shares her passion for art, history, culture, music, and recipes, emphasizing the power of tradition and stories in impacting communities through cultural exchange. The interview highlights Eva’s mission to make Jewish culture and heritage accessible to all, creating connections and fostering intercultural dialogue. Her dedication to education and the pursuit of hidden stories demonstrates her commitment to creating a better understanding of diverse cultures and a more inclusive society.
Eva’s journey into her current role is a testament to the winding path of personal and professional growth. Originally hailing from Australia, she pursued studies in education, arts, and history, always intrigued by heritage. Her fascination with her Polish Jewish grandparents’ Holocaust survival journey during university marked a turning point, igniting her passion for uncovering hidden stories and understanding diverse cultures. Combining her love for music and exploring Eastern Europe, Eva moved to Spain and embarked on her mission to connect people through immersive cultural experiences. Success, for Eva, lies in inspiring and connecting with others, leaving a lasting impact by helping them discover a deeper appreciation for history, heritage, and personal food histories. Through her nonprofit work and virtual tours, Eva continues to create a vibrant tapestry of cultural exchange, demonstrating that finding joy in one’s work and embracing passion can lead to a fulfilling and meaningful life journey. If you would like to connect with Eva, she can be reached on LinkedIn.
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