Brazilianisms

This episode was recorded live at the podcasting track of Dragon*Con 2009.

Milton and I respond to more feedback, and we have a bit better sound quality.

Milton and I catch up on various bits of interesting feedback.

Milton and I talk about some unusual characteristics of Brazilian culture.Website: http://www.brazilianismspodcast.comFeed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Brazilianisms

Milton and I talk about Belo Horizonte, the city where we live. Be sure to visit the website for a complete list of links to just about everything we discuss: brazilianismspodcast.com

We're finally back. This is just a short mini-episode to get things started. The sound is very bad. Normally I'd just throw out the audio, but this is pretty short and is not something that could ever be recreated in a later episode. Future full-length episodes won't have stellar audio, but they'll definitely be better than this.

Finally we come out with a new episode! This was recorded back in December when I was still hoarse from my cold, so please excuse the rawness of my voice. Also, there's a break in the audio at the very beginning, but after that it's smooth sailing soundwise.In this episode we basically talk about all the crap in Brazil and some of my frustrations living here. I sincerely hope this episode doesn't offend, as that was not our intent.

We tried to do a show about Brazilian holidays and ended up just talking about Christmas.Website: http://www.brazilianismspodcast.comFeed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Brazilianisms

In this episode we talk about some interesting Portuguese vocabulary and then move on to some of the major Brazilian news stories of the past several months.Website: http://www.brazilianismspodcast.comFeed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Brazilianisms

Prompted by a lively discussion in the comments, Milton and I discuss Rio and its favelas.

Milton has been pretty busy of late, so I tried doing a brief episode without him. Simone's cousin FabÃola takes his place.

We talk about the Brazilian economy, and Milton misses his bedtime.

We catch up on some of the feedback that's piled up in our absence.Website: http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com

After a harrowing experience in the Toronto airport, I'm back in Brazil and ready to podcast. Milton's not so ready, but I finally convinced him to come over and record.http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com

After a slight delay, we're back with a new episode. I, Milton and my brother Frank do a show from AbadiÃnia, where we went to see Brazilian healer John of God. (If only Milton had been cured of his insanely loud sniffles.)