Season2

In this episode, I talk about my trip through Bolivia — from Lake Titicaca to the salt flats of Uyuni. I share what everyday life at 4,000 meters feels like and why Bolivia was one of my most unusual travel experiences.

Why are witches so fascinating and why did people in earlier centuries accuse especially women of being a witch? Listen to this episode and find out.

Integration or tradition? When families move abroad, some completely adapt, while others keep their language and culture over generations. In this episode, I talk about German emigrants in the USA, Latin American families, and communities that preserve their traditions.

In this podcast episode, I introduce the German with Stories Reading Challenges. You’ll discover how reading step by step with others can help you improve your German, stay motivated, and connect with fellow learners in Telegram or WhatsApp groups.

In this episode, I reflect on my personal experiences with artificial intelligence. Why I use AI regularly – and why I’m becoming increasingly skeptical. I talk about the flood of AI-generated content, the loss of critical thinking, and what happens when everything becomes faster but less human.

This episode is about the Deutschland-Ticket. It’s a travel pass that lets you use all regional trains, buses, and trams in Germany. During my stay in Germany, I tried it out and in this episode I’ll tell you about my experience – plus a few practical tips.

In this episode, I share personal insights from a three-week trip to Sicily and explore two very different learning styles. You’ll learn about the strengths and weaknesses of introverted and extroverted learners – and get practical tips on how to make the most of your own personality

A new German chancellor and a new Pope taking office in the same week, that was worth a podcast episode.

How to use stories effectively to improve your German – that’s the topic of this podcast episode.

A story about a pagan ruler from 1200 years ago who converted to Christianity and is still remembered today.