podcasts

In this episode, I’m talking about how to maintain our motivation when we start to learn a language and why it is important to have goal and a clear plan.

In 1929, the world was in crisis. It was the start of the Great Depression. Just like in other countries, many people in Germany lost their jobs. The fragile democracy that had been established after World War I couldn’t withstand and Hitler rose to power.

What was life in Germany like after World War I had ended? The Emperor had to abdicate and German became a republic. Women were allowed to vote and the swinging 1920s started.

In this episode, six fictional people will tell you how and where they love to spend a vacation. What does your perfect vacation look like?

I’ve visited a lot of different countries and cities and in this episode, I’m talking about some special experiences in Bavaria, the Czech Republic, Cuba, California and Uruguay.

In this episode, I’m talking about my membership program, the German with Stories Club. It’s now available on Patreon and I’d like to invite you to join.

Some days ago, an Afghan man killed a policeman in Mannheim, a city where I used to live. It wasn’t the first incident of that kind and when I visit Germany, I no longer see the country where I grew up. So are there too many foreigners or what’s happening?

In this episode, I’m talking about the vocational training options in Germany. Immediately after soon but also when you already started working and wish to enhance your skills.

In this episode, I’m doing some topic hopping: supermarkets in Germany and Argentina, my language vacation in England as a teenager, online courses today and how I write books and short stories.