Intermediate Spanish - Spanish Obsessed

The shops are finally open again, and Rob and Lis are let loose to go shopping. Hear about their experiences in retail therapy, and learn about "window shopping" in the Spanish-speaking world!

Rob and Lis discuss stereotypes, and why they are a problem. ¿Somos todos sesgados? ¿Todos hacemos juicios de valor?

Rob and Lis discuss hipsters around the world, and whether they consider themselves to be hipsters!

Our house is slowly falling apart, and the neighbour started complaining. This would never happen in Colombia... Plus, building an apartment in Colombia, and our dream home.

Rob and Lis discuss how they've spent their days in lockdown

We discuss the worst jobs we've ever had

We discuss Uber, and the future of the Gig Economy

Rob travelled around Mexico, and was in Ciudad de Mejico during a large earthquake. Hear about his firsthand experience.

Why do we follow the news? Does it make us good global citizens, or is it merely entertainment? Rob and Lis discuss this and more.

We talk about birthdays, and how these are celebrated in Hispanic cultures. You’ll learn about Lis’s family’s birthday songs and traditions, why Rob is sick of birthday cake, and we talk about who exactly is responsible for planning your birthday!

Lis continues telling us of her time in Glastonbury Festival.

Lis tells us of her experience in Glastonbury Festival this June, one of the largest and best known music festivals in the world! Part two follows.

We talk about the final few days of our time in Spain, when we visited Rob’s favourite city – Valencia.

We talk about the next part of our holidays, where we travel to Barcelona.

We took some holidays recently (again - we do work sometimes, honest!), starting with a wedding in Toulouse, France. Here, we talk about our experience in a French (and Colombian) wedding.

We talk about a few of the cultural norms in both England and South America, and how different they can be!

Rob tells Liz about 5 surprising things he learnt when he was in Colombia.

According to recent statistics, 55% of Spanish people between 25-29 live at home with their parents - part of an increasing trend around Europe. Here, we talk about our experiences living with parents, as well as the pros and cons.

Liz and Rob talk about their childhood pets, and Liz's suicidal chickens!

Liz tells us about her Aunt and Uncle's farm in Moniquira, Colombia!