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The Buenos Aires Podcast
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Recap Expat Doves | Which type of expat dove you are? | 2/5/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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The BBC’s John Simpson on BA Cast | The World News editor of the Beeb was in BA for a series of shows on the anniversary of the Malvinas/Falklands War, and before leaving he gave an interview to BA Cast's Fer and Guillermo Rubens of FM Palermo's English-language program "The Typical Mistake". Discussion revolved around the rise of China and the decline of the US, British vs US media laws, memories of the Cold War and more... | 13/4/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Special Edition: 30th Anniversary of the Malvinas/Falklands War | On April 2, 1982, the Argentine Armed Forces took the Islands, and the war began. On the ocassion of the 30th Anniversary of the beginning of the armed conflict, Fer conducted an interview with two Argentine veterans, for his other job, the Foreign Service of Argentina's Public National Radio (RAE). Here's the first-hand account of Alejandro Meringer and Miguel Savage, Army conscripts who were sent to the front. | 2/4/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Dirty War-Proceso Special Edition | Hi guys, on the anniversary of the Coup D' Etat of 1976, which is marked under the name "Memory Day for Truth and Justice", we bring the first three parts of our documentary series from last year, in one full, 70-min episode. The only part missing would be the 10-min 4th part, which is bilingual and available on our website. | 24/3/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Recap: Meet the Suegros | Recalling a piece we aired along S2E10... Thanks expat blogger and journalist Karina Martínez-Carte for playing Kelly! Based on an idea by our team member Jon Brandt. | 1/3/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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The Laws of Tango, part I, the Dance | Hi! We are back, as promised, with the first installment of our off-season three-part bilingual documentary on Tango (Dance, Music and Lyrics/Philosophy). We hope you'll enjoy them, milongueros! Guests on the show: Cherie and Rubén from Tango Cherie Cyrena and Lizzy from Narrative Tango Tours Bob Finch from Tango Gales Interview excerpt of famous dancer Mora Godoy on "Decime quien sos vos" radio show, hosted by journalist Eduardo Aliverti. Milonga characters like Annie, Vanina, Hugo, John, Judith and others were found at Milonga de Los Consagrados: Humberto Primo 1462, Saturdays afternoons. Milonga 10 Image: gerardstolk on Flickr We hope you liked it, if you have some questions or comments, please use: Our new audio messages inbox! The comment box below BACast @Twitter BACast @Facebook contact@bacast.com | 10/2/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Mike Tyson rides the bondi…and other Film Skits from Season 2 | Some sh*t we used in the openings of some episodes... | 23/1/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Año Nuevo Short: Songs from Season 2 | -- | 30/12/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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S2 E16 (Finale): ¿Cena con flores o…paredón? | Final episode of the season! We are ending our regular season today, but like last season we will have a documentary series called ¨The laws of Tango¨ that will ¨air¨ during the south american summer. Stay tuned! And thank you for listening!! Closing the topic of the month (binational dating) with a chamuyo fully in Spanish with Catalonian team member Juanma and his porteña girlfriend, Ximena, and porteña Paola, who lives in Barcelona and dates a local there. And a current affairs topic: Dollars with a Special Report from the Banco Nación and the opinion of a financial expert. Spanglish Playground: more on porteño Spanish language nicknames. Expat Chat with Liza Puglia from New Orleans (also known as NOLA chef) BA Cast at the presentation of a new gastronomic guide by food writer Pietro Sobra (former guest at the show): Immigrant Communities Restaurants of BA. And BA Cast Songs goes Unplugged, with a genre not yet covered by us. | 9/12/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Short 6 Season 2: The U.S.A. Dan’s Bottom 5 and Fer’s Top 5 | Continuing with the series on confessions Top 5, we bring you this week a duel...but this time, Buenos Aires is not the main topic. | 2/12/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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S2 E15: Eat the Face and Different Types of “No” | Bi-national couples on the show! Mychael Henry from LA and his porteña girlfriend Vero. Alan Epstein from San Francisco and Daniela Capillé from Brasilia. Spanglish Playground: built-in nicknames according to the name. Local Chat: Why there are no bagels in BA? Expat ChatE: A bi-national couple with a triple-passport pair of daughters. Does anybody know what Furbies are?? | 25/11/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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S2 E14: Bi-national Relationships | Better late than sorry! Or something like that... We are back, Kicking off the chamuyo of the month (final month of Season 2): Bi-national relationships, dating, weddings, marriages, etc, in this case with guests Daniel Tunnard (UK) and Jed Rothenberg (US). Plus Spanglish Playground: Lunfardo Numbers. A glimpse of life in Argentina, but outside BA City, through the eyes of an expat. And Fer was dragged by Dan to North of Rivadavia, to Palermo Soho, for a gastronomic (and educational) experience. | 14/11/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Short 5 Season 2 | We are back with our fifth short of the season, a special Spanish Playground with words to UNlearn. The Cheat Sheet is here! OUTSIDE ARGENTINA......IN ARGENTINA Camarero..............................Mozo (Waiter) Falda.....................................Pollera (Skirt) Camiseta...............................Remera (T Shirt) Chaqueta...............................Campera (Jacket) Saco...................................... Blazer/Sport Coat Gasolina................................Nafta (Gas) Note: Natural Gas is “Gas” Beber.....................................Tomar (To drink) Niño.......................................Chico, Pibe, Nene (Child, children, kid) Note: P*****o is used but is offensive. Guapo....................................Lindo (Handsome, good-looking) Periódico...............................Diario (Newspaper) Carro......................................Auto, coche (car) Lejía.......................................Lavandina (Bleach) Jersey.....................................Pullover (Sweater) Piscina...................................Pileta (Swimming pool and sink) Bacon/Tocino........................Panceta (Bacon) Emparedado/Bocadillo.........Sanguche (Sandwhich) Aguacate.................................Palta (Avocado) Bonito.....................................Lindo (Pretty, nice) Batido.....................................Licuado (Smoothie, Milkshake) Patata.....................................Papa (Potato) Mantequilla...........................Manteca (Butter) Melocotón..............................Durazno (Peach) Cacahuate..............................Maní (Peanut) Piña........................................Ananá (Pineapple) Fresa......................................Frutilla (Strawberry) Camote...................................Batata (Sweet Potato) | 7/11/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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S2 E13: Citizens of the World | Hello! We are back this week, with our most international episode yet! Expat, Immigrant and Travelling Chamuyo with voices from and/or in connection with the following countries: Argentina US Ecuador Spain Italy, UK Sweden Mexico Nepal South Korea Poland and New Zealand. Plus: Spanglish Playground: Words for “Dude” in Argentina Daniel demonstrates he’s not only about bashing Argentina with a top 3 favorite things about this country. And BA Cast brings you the number one hit single in Argentina. Wonder what might that be? Image credit: Dcoetzee | 30/10/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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S2, E12: Una flaca con saudade en España | Hi! In this episode: Dan Karlin decides to run for office in Argentina. We Chat with Brazilian travelers staying in BA The use of ¨CHE¨ in Spanish Playground We talk to Rodrigo Lopez, an Argentine that relocated to Madrid many years ago. Expat chat with our new team member David Sommerstein talking about his experience as an expat for several years in spain And an innovation on BA Cast songs Cheat sheet available here: Cheat sheet episode 12 We hope you liked it, if you have some questions or comments, please use: Our new audio messages inbox! The comment box below BACast @Twitter BACast @Facebook contact@bacast.com | 23/10/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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S2, E11: The Expat Doves | Come fly away with the Expat Palomas, kicking off the chamuyo of the month. Expats,Travellers and Immigrants Plus: How to use the orto (the word). Is it the same a Fernet with Diet Coke than with Regular Coke? Find out in a blind tasting. And Dan accepts Argentina is the best of the world in one thing. Cheat sheet available here: Cheat sheet episode 11 image: mccopa We hope you liked it, if you have some questions or comments, please use: Our new audio messages inbox! The comment box below BACast @Twitter BACast @Facebook contact@bacast.com | 13/10/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Short 4 Season 2 ¨The BA Cast Guide To Asado¨ | Hi! This week ¨The BA Cast Guide To Asado¨ : A recap of all the laws of asado plus some new content and a chamuyo with Pietro Sorba, the author of ¨the Bodegones, Parrillas, Pizzerías and Pulperías of Buenos Aires¨. We hope you liked it, if you have some questions or comments, please use: Our new audio messages inbox! The comment box below BACast @Twitter BACast @Facebook contact@bacast.com Imagen: photoAtlas | 6/10/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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S2, E10: Meet The Suegros | We are back with an extended episode and the closing of our theme of the month: Education Plus: Our skit: Meet The Suegros The last Laws of Asado educación pública, gratuita vs educación paga Is the Argentine system good? A little comparison with education in Chile and Brazil To create thinkers or to create doers? The binary way of thinking of Anglo Saxons The cheat Sheet is available here We hope you liked it, if you have some questions or comments, please use: Our new audio messages inbox! The comment box below BACast @Twitter BACast @Facebook contact@bacast.com | 3/10/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Short 3 Season 2 ¨Education Technicalities¨ | Hi! This week we have a short: How Kindergarten, Grammar School, Secondary School and University work in Argentina. And cultural differences regarding "the college experience". And the 7th, 8th and 9th Law of Asado! Image credits: clarkstown67 on Flicker We hope you liked it, if you have some questions or comments, please use: Our new audio messages inbox! The comment box below BACast @Twitter BACast @Facebook contact@bacast.com | 22/9/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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S2, E9: A Tale Of Two Moms (on Education) | Dan and Fer's mothers Martha and Marta providing first-hand accounts on Education in Portland, OR and Temperley, Greater Buenos Aires. Laws of Asado 4, 5 and 6. Spanglish Playground: The Ways of the Ass Jon Brandt got his DNI after a two year struggle! The cheat sheet is here | 15/9/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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S2, Ep 8: Dan Karlioni Makes an Asado You Can’t Refuse and the Laws of Asado, part 1 | Kicking off the Laws of Asado series with the first installment! We are also starting the chamuyo of the month: Education and Educational Systems. Plus: NY Times contributor Ian Mount talks about his Op-Ed "Argentina's Turnaround Tango", that generated much controversy in Argentina. The cheat sheet is available here! We hope you liked it, if you have some questions or comments, please use: Our new audio messages inbox! The comment box below BACast @Twitter BACast @Facebook contact@bacast.com | 8/9/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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BaCast special: Argentina and Hollywood | Films set in Argentina, filmed in Argentina, films that mention Argentina, and more! | 1/9/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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S2, Ep 7: The BA Slutwalk and Friendly-Unfriendly Piropos | We covered La Marcha de las P***s of Buenos Aires and took advantage of the ocassion to explore the issue of piropos (are they all catcalls?), with organizer Veronica Lemi and activists Sharon Haywood and Ashley Baldwin. Also: closing the topic of the month -Elections and Electoral Systems- we talk with guests Adrian Bono (journalist from the BA Herald and the Argentina Independent) and British political blogger Simon Kofoed. There's something about electoral vs popular vote, and bland campaigning in Argentina. And Argentina's Public National Radio political commentator Hernan Brienza, with a piece on why practically nobody identifies himself in Argentina as a "conservative" or "right-winger". And more! | 25/8/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Season 2, Episode 6: Mandatory vs. Voluntary Vote | A chamuyo session on voting, apathy, participation and Jesus riding a dinosaur. With Adrian Bono, a journalist for The Buenos Aires Herald and the Argentina Independent. And UK political blogger Simon Kofoed. Plus a Spanglish Playground piece on more Spanish words to UN-learn in Buenos Aires. | 18/8/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Season 2, Episode 5: Dan en el Cuarto Oscuro | Dan en el Cuarto Oscuro Continuing with Elections and Electoral Systems, the topic of the month, we go with Daniel to vote for the first time in Argentina. Also, former expat Lindsey Hoshaw provides via Skype from Boston a "Top 5 Things Americans love about Buenos Aires" Spanglish Playground: Expressions to make excuses. | 11/8/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Political Terms and Words in Argentina (Spanglish Playground Special Edition) | Hi! This week we have a short, kicking off the topic of the month: Elections and Electoral Systems This time we'll publish the cheat sheet right here: Radical: In Argentina, when said in Spanish, it makes reference to the second-largest political party in the country, after Peronism: the UCR, Union Civica Radical, founded in 1890, as the “Radical” (in the English sense) wing of the then-newly formed Uniòn Cìvica. Over the years, the whole party became known as “Radical”, “Radicales”, “Radicalismo”. The candidate of this party for the upcoming elections is Ricardo Alfonsin, son of late president Raul Alfonsin (1983-1989) Liberal: Not a left-winger, nor a progressive. It means “Liberal” in economics, opposed to interventionist policies, against State-ran stuff, taxes, duties. Something that in 90% of the cases, comes accompanied by politically conservative attitudes. Thus, a Liberal is a Conservative in Argentina. Neo-liberal: A Neo-con, from the point of view of someone that has a negative opinion about the following: a downsizing, cutting down social programmes, privatizing, eliminating duties, and rejecting intervention of the State in economy. Former president Carlos Menem (1989-1999) and former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori are usually attached to the word Neoliberal. Socialista: Related to the century-old Socialista Party, a moderate center-left party which has nothing to do with communism or marxism. They rule the province of Santa Fe and they are filing a candidate for the upcoming elections, the incumbent governor of Santa Fe: Hermes Binner. Comunista: A marxist party of insignificant electoral weight. Also the term its used on books and media, when refering to the Soviet Union, Cuba...is practically the same than in the US. Zurdo: Semi-slur. Literally, a left-handed person, but it can also means “Left-winger” or “Progressive” in general, said from a negative point of view. Trosco: Slur. Comes from Leo Trotsky, and it makes reference to people or groups that advocate a communist state, in which private property is abolished. Progresista: The most accepted word at present for left-winger, or progressive. Subversivo: A word used by the Military Junta to define what they considered to be their enemies. It is no longer used, and least of all in public. Conservador: Not used, for someone who is a conservative. Argentine had a Conservative Party until the 1940s. Centroderecha: The media is using this term more and more, for a right-winger, or a conservative. Gorila: A slur peronists use for anti-peronists. Chupacirios: A slur for an extremely religious (catholic) person. Facho: (Derivation of “Fascist”) A slur for someone who’s a rightwinger, specially in the political aspect: for instance anti-gay rights and/or pro iron-fist crackdown on crime and protests and/or pro-Military Junta. Peronista: Check out Episode 5 of Season 1 (The Best of the Worst Peronist Translations) We hope you liked it, if you have some questions or comments, please use: The comment box below BACast @Twitter BACast @Facebook contact@bacast.com | 4/8/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Season 2, Episode 4: The Pizza Wars | A clash of civilizations, from three traditional pizzerías of Buenos Aires. With the appearances of: Gastronomic journalist Pietro Sorba Food bloggers Allie Lazar and María Carrá Salsa-maker Larry Rogers. The cheat sheet and some pics: We hope you liked it, if you have some questions or comments, please use: The comment box below BACast @Twitter BACast @Facebook contact@bacast.com | 28/7/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Cheat sheet for episode 3 Season 2 | Cheat Sheet for E03S02 Lourdes: Dan’s wife. They met few days alter Dan arrived in Argentina in 2004. Jon Brandt: A BA Cast team member who runs the award-winning blog Travelguy. He returned last week to his hometown of Sharon, outside of Boston, US, after three years being away. Jorge Luis Borges: Argentina’s most prominent writer. Márquez: Gabriel García Márquez. Colombian-born Literature Nobel Prize. Perhaps, the most famous Latin American writer. Ian Mount: Journalist, wrote a book on Argentine wine ¨ The Vineyard at the End of the World¨ here’s the FB page. He also writes a blog called Good Airs. Sodero: Fizzy Water delivery man. Just like milk was delivered to your house’s door in the past, in Argentina sifones are delivered this way yet. “No tengo cambio”: I have no change. Fiado: Expat chatter Ian speaks about the tradition of delaying on charging someone because you know him/her. It applies mainly at a neighborhood, small business level. Viaje de Egresados a Bariloche: It’s a trip to this Patagonian city, to mark the last year of high-school. For many Argentines, it’s the first trip without parents. Enrique Ernesto Febbraro: Argentine dentist who proposed July 20 to be Friend’s Day.Image credits: lu6fpj and crlsblnc on Flickr We hope you liked it, if you have some questions or comments please use: The comment box below BACast @Twitter BACast @Facebook contact@bacast.com | 21/7/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Season 2, Episode 3: Frank Sinatra Sings About The Chamuyo and Ruminations on Friends Day | Feliz dia del amigo! This week , we have: Some thoughts about Día del Amigo. Expat Chat on Institutional Distrust vs Personal Distrust Local Chat on Fixing a Friendship. Spanglish Playground with part II of "Spanish Words to Un-learn in BA". Our team member Jon Brandt returned to his hometown of Sharon, US, after a three year absence. He shares his first "repatriation" impressions. image credit: rodrigoferrari on Flickr We hope you liked it, if you have some questions or comments, please use: The comment box below BACast @Twitter BACast @Facebook contact@bacast.com | 20/7/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Episode 2, Season 2: Happy Birthday Gay Marriage | year ago, Argentina became the first country in Latin America to have same-sex marriage. A feature on that, with interviews. Expat Chat with journalist and blogger Karina Martínez-Carter: what's with the long hair? First installment of a Spanglish Playground series on "Spanish words to unlearn in Buenos Aires". And we present a new section-concept on BA Cast. Interviews with Marcelo Suntheim, from the CHA, Homosexual Community of Argentina, Argentine-American Martin Farach-Colton talking from the West Village in New York , plus TV producer Michael Beillinson and designer Colin Seymour (US and Canada, respectively) who were in Buenos Aires as part of a South American trip. We hope you liked it, if you have some questions or comments, please use: The comment box below BACast @Twitter BACast @Facebook contact@bacast.com | 14/7/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Episode 1, Season 2: It’s 15 Celsius and Freezing! | And we're back!! We are back with season 2 and we have some changes. We are going to roll out our new site this next weekend, we are using a little more spanish for you students out there, a new segment called ¨The laws of asado¨, and we're going to let you have a say in the topics we discuss via Social Media and other tools... We have some more surprises that will be revealed soon, so tune up (in a metaphorical way :D) and enjoy the new season as much as we do producing it! For the opener of the Second Season we have: The Spanglish Playground with Italian words in Porteño language. Chamuyamos wiht British Expat Lisa Goldapple about temperatures Some impressions on Europe by Dan, who toured the Old Continent during the Fall hiatus. In connection with the latter, Top 5 Most Outrageously Expensive Things in Paris. And a feature on the First Annual Buenos Aires Chili Cookoff, of last Sunday July 3! A major Expat-Local rendezvous in Palermo and BA Cast was there! We also want to thank everybody who talked to us and we could not fit in the show for time issues. Roxana Svetskin, who worked very hard at the door. Sold more than 300 tickets! Alicia Blumencwieig, Yanqui Mike's wife. Larry Rogers "El Tejano" of El Tejano salsa. And it was also great meeting the people behind Pancho Villa Tortillas and Diego Macadar of Quierobagel.com. We hope you liked it, if you have some questions or comments please use: The comment box below BACast @Twitter BACast @Facebook contact@bacast.com | 7/7/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Some Skits II | Season 2 kicks off next week! | 30/6/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Expressions of Sympathy | An excerpt from our Spanglish Playground section. | 23/6/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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BA Chili Cookoff +”Ham is not Meat!” | The First Annual Buenos Aires Chili Cookoff, on July 3, 1 PM at Geno's Beer Bar, Guatemala 5499. | 16/6/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Some Argentine Tunes | Five Chau-tunes (sign-off songs) from Season 1. | 9/6/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Some Expat Chats | Featuring: Morgan from New York Keith from Ireland Miguel from Mexico Vero from BA/NY Katherine from Britain | 2/6/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Trying Peanut Butter on an Argentine | Material never heard before ! And an announcement regarding Season 2. Quick Cheat Sheet regarding vocabulary: Picada: typical assortment of cheese and cold cuts. Medialunas: Croissants. Vigilante Dessert: Quince or Sweet Potato Jelly, with Cheese. | 26/5/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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BA Cast Songs II | More stuff from Season 1...an official date for Season 2's launch, very soon. | 18/5/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Understanding ON-ended Spanish words | A brand new piece! (plus excerpts from our Spanglish Playground section). | 12/5/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Fútbol or Football? (Full) | The complete chamuyo with expats Paul Strobl (US) and Alan Seabrigth (UK), about this thorny issue! | 5/5/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Five Top Fives | Top 5 of... ...worst buses! ...Mehs (overrated Argentine foods) ...Argentine children's tunes ...expressions for "Crazy" ...annoying remarks by 1st World citizens regarding Argentina | 28/4/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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BA Cast Songs | Spanish-language and/or Porteño culture renditions of some famous tunes... And a special video: | 21/4/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Porteño Language Tips | Here are some installments of our Spanglish Playground section: How to call your waiter. How to use the word "Boludo". Expressions with "J***r" Misuse of English words in Porteño Spanish. | 14/4/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Some Skits | Openers we used on Season 1... We're already working on Season 2, that will kick off next June! | 7/4/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Proceso-”Dirty War” 35th Anniversary Special, part 4 (final) | In a fully bilingual piece, we quickly review the fall of the Junta and the aftermath, with guests Kristie Robinson (journalist) and Lucas Rentero (historian). The cheat sheet is available | 1/4/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Proceso-”Dirty War” 35th Anniversary Special, part 3 | In this chapter: the doctrines, the methods, the ideology, the techniques of the Junta, and the definition of their enemy. The cheat sheet is available | 31/3/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Proceso-”Dirty War” 35th Anniversary Special, part 2 | On this second installement, we go over the 20 years before the Coup. The cheat sheet is available | 24/3/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Proceso-”Dirty War” 35th Anniversary Special, Part 1 | In this first chapter, we focus on the Dictatorship Years. The cheat sheet is available | 24/3/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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BA Cast Shorts: St. Patrick’s Argentino | Irish in Argentina, to mark San Patricio. Enjoy! Figures, facts, dates and some important Irish-Argentines. And an excerpt of an interview with a journalist who wrote a book on the English-speaking communities of Argentina. | 17/3/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
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Episode 20: South of Rivadavia, March 10, 2011 | HI! Cómo les va? We are back with the last full regular Episode of Season 1! (Next 2 weeks we´ll have special episodes with a grand finale) In today's episode you'll find: A debate about what's considered "beauty" in Buenos Aires, when it comes to women's body image, in connection with Endangered Species, an event that will take place next week in BA. English-language words and expressions used by locals. Dan presents the Mule Pool, a market place where people who travel often, can connect with people who want to buy stuff from other countries. An unexpected Expat Chat, that will reveal some secrets about BA Cast... And much more Guests (from the BA Endangered Species Event): Sharon Haywood Ashley Baldwin Cinthia Pacheco The cheat sheet for episode 20 is here! We hope you like it this week! As always, we strongly encourage you to give us your opinion in every matter related to the show via comments below, in our Facebook page, or in Twitter. You could also send us an email if your are oldschool and stuff :D | 10/3/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| Total: 50 episodios |
