x

75% of people globally want unbiased news (Pew Research) but are concerned they're not getting that.

Get balanced coverage with Symby. See how stories are covered across diverse outlets and spot when one side covers a story the other skips.

PODCAST

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening comprehension skills with our authentic podcasts

Welcome to Spanish on the Go, the podcasts para aprender español. These podcasts are the most effective way to learn Spanish today! This engaging podcast series is powered by Easy Español"s unique Audio-Cognitive methodology. The principle: What your brain hears, it can interpret and reproduce. Each week you"ll learn about a new, timely theme. Your ear—and your brain--will become familiar with various accents and speaking styles. This will really help you hone your listening and speaking skills in

society & culture

All Episodes

13:22

Easy Podcast - The Spanish-teaching adventures of...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/11/20

25 years ago, a curious and enthusiastic Latina child named Dora made her TV debut in a highly-interactive and educational cartoon show for pre-schoolers. "Dora, la exploradora" completely broke the mold for kids' show: she was Latina, curious, she went on adventures, y hablaba español! Through this innovative show, kids all over the world have improved their motor, interpersonal, and linguistic skills (both in English & Spanish) while having lots of fun. Click play to learn all about this

en-us

13:10

Easy Podcast - Acacoyagua, the Mexican town with a...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/11/13

Acacoyagua is a small town in Chiapas, Mexico, although at first glance you might think you took a wrong turn to Japan. This picturesque town is the first community of Japanese immigrants that settled in Chiapas in 1897, following a treaty between both nations. Those first immigrants and their descendants had to overcome many obstacles through the years, but now Mexican and Japanese traditions live in harmony in Acacoyagua, resulting in a unique cultural identity that can't be found anywhere else

en-us

13:47

Easy Podcast - Day of the Dead in Ecuador, a...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/10/30

Every November 1st and 2nd, thousands of Ecuadoreans gather at cemeteries bringing food, flowers, candles, and personal objects of the deceased to celebrate Día de los Finados. The Day of the Dead celebration combines Ecuador's ancestral indigenous traditions with Catholic practices to create a unique celebration of life and death that strengths community bonds and keeps the memory of their dearly departed dear and near to their hearts. Click play to learn all about the special foods, flowers

en-us

11:11

Easy Podcast - Lola Álvarez Bravo, the photographer...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/10/23

Lola Álvarez Bravo was the first Mexican female photographer. She learned the art and trade of photography from her renowned husband Manuel Álvarez Bravo, but soon she started to develop her own style. In an art world dominated by male artists, Lola made a name for herself by capturing the everyday life of post-revolution Mexico in black and white. Rural schools, street markets, children playing and workers hard-at-work rebuilding the country were some of her favorite topics in an ever-changing

en-us

12:51

Easy Podcast - The Nazca magical lines - Easy Español

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/10/16

The Nazca are an ancestral culture from modern-day Peru. This highly sophisticated culture made great technological advances in ceramics, textiles and agriculture, including the development of underground aqueducts. However, most people around the world know them for the so-called Nazca Lines. These mysterious lines carved into the ground, forming complex and detailed shapes only seen from high above, have puzzled scholars and the public alike for over a century. Click play to learn all about the

en-us

05:18

Easy Podcast - Isabella, the Spanish Queen that built...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/10/09

Queen Isabella I of Spain is one of the most prominent and controversial figures in the history of Spain. Better known as Isabella the Catholic, she and her husband Ferdinand the Catholic reigned during key global transformational periods such as the political and religious unification of Spain, the end of Muslim rule in the Iberian Peninsula, and the 'discovery' of the New World. Queen Isabella not only sponsored Christopher Columbus expeditions, she also took a keen interest in ensuring the rights

en-us

14:23

Easy Podcast - From New York to Havana: The Amazing...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/10/02

Assata Shakur was the first woman to appear on the FBI Most Wanted Terrorists list. She was a controversial political activist, first within the Black Panther Party and later with the Black Liberation Army. She fought against the systemic oppression of her community and the injustices of the American legal system. After a daring prison break, Assata escaped to Cuba and was granted political asylum by the Castro government, causing even greater tensions between the two feuding nations. Click play to

en-us

14:46

Easy Podcast - When freedom becomes a prison: The...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/09/25

Back in the 1950's a family abuse case shocked Mexican society to its core. A man by the name of Rafael Pérez Hernández kept his wife and kids locked in the family house for over a decade under terrible conditions. Hernández saw himself as a 'free thinker' and claimed to be protecting his family from the evils and dangers of the corrupt outside world. While in reality, Hernández deprived his family of any freedom and kept them in a world of physical and emotional abuse. Click play to hear the

en-us

13:07

Easy Podcast - Valdivia, the first pottery-making...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/09/10

The Valdivia culture originated centuries ago in the north shore of modern-day Ecuador. The Valdivia civilization developed sophisticated agriculture and pottery tools and techniques never seen before. In fact, the Valdivian culture is considered the first pottery-making civilization in the American continent. Among the many exquisite pieces recovered are the so-called Venuses, feminine figurines each with their own unique characteristics. These enigmatic figurines have specially captured the

en-us

13:05

Easy Podcast - Asado argentino, barbecue and symbol...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/08/28

El asado argentino is more than a delicious barbecued meal: is a ritual passed down from generation to generation that fuses the country's past, present and future. Understanding Argentina's passion for asado is understanding its history, from the first horses and cattle introduced by the Spanish colonizers to the rich tradition of los gauchos who were the first Argentineans to normalize grilling and eating different beef cuts. The gauchos made a full ceremony of the grilling that included sharing

en-us

13:33

Easy Podcast - The world's largest pyramid is in...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/08/21

The Great Pyramid of Cholula in Puebla, Mexico, is not as tall as some of the famous Egyptian pyramids, but its surface is so wide that it is the biggest in the world! This magnificent pyramid offers many insights into the lives, social and religious practices of the ancient peoples that lived in this area, yet for centuries it remained completely hidden by vegetation. In fact, for years people mistook this impressive archeological site for a hill and they even built a Catholic church on top of the

en-us

16:21

Easy Podcast - The 'wolf child' who grew up in the...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/08/07

Born in extreme poverty in post-Civil War Spain, when he was around 8, Marcos Rodríguez Pantoja was left to survive alone deep in the Andalusian mountains range. He befriended a pack of wolves and other creatures, hunted and foraged for food to survive. Years later, he was captured by the Civil Guard and taken into the city for the long, slow and very difficult process of re-entering the society that cast him away as a child. Click play to be blow-away by the inspiring story of the feral child who

en-us

15:16

Easy Podcast - Miami, capital of Latin America - Easy...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/07/31

Miami is known for its vibrant night life, incredible beaches, and predominantly Latino population that goes back hundreds of years. While the arrival of thousands of Cubans escaping Castro's regime not only influenced the language, cuisine and economy of the city, it also opened the door for the waves of Latin American immigrants that followed and turned Miami in the capital of Latin America. Click plat to learn more about how Miami became the metropolis it is now with 70% of latinos!

en-us

13:23

Easy Podcast - The Mexican Superhero more popular...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/07/24

The Chapulín Colorado is a Mexican fictional superhero very popular all over Latin America. El Chapulín is a beloved character created in the 1970s by Roberto Gomez Bolaño: Short, clumsy, not particularly good looking or strong, but with a good heart and noble, el Chapulín is an antihero character that won the hearts of Spanish-speaking audiences of all ages. Originally born as a parody of the invincible, superhuman American heroes, el Chapulín Colorado charmed audiences with his human flaws and

en-us

13:29

Easy Podcast - The Spanish priest who died in Bolivia...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/07/03

Luis Espinal Camps was not an ordinary priest. He was a Spanish Jesuit priest born in Mallorca. Poet, journalist, filmmaker, film critic, and political activist, he dedicated his life to advocating for social justice and equality. After his first TV show was repeatedly censored by Franco's regime, Camps went to Bolivia. There, Camps embraced his role as a human rights defender of the poor and challenger of the status quo, which earned him powerful enemies within the dictatorial government, the

en-us

13:08

Easy Podcast - Tango: Music to heal the mind - Easy...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/06/26

Tango was born in the impoverished areas of Buenos Aires where local, African and European musical styles merged to create a sound full of longing, love and sorrow. Over time, both the music genre and the dance crossed borders and were embraced by people of all classes the world over. In recent years, tango has attracted the attention of neuroscientists battling Parkinson's disease and other neurological disorders with encouraging results. Click play to hear how the tango's characteristic rhythm,

en-us

13:32

Easy Podcast - Pablo Neruda's Death: cancer or...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/06/19

The Nobel laureate poet Pablo Neruda is without a doubt one of the most important and influential writers in Latin American literature and the world at large. He also had an active role in Chile's political life, serving as diplomat and senator for the Communist Party. In 1973, two years after receiving the Nobel Prize in Literature, Pablo Neruda died. Cancer was the official cause, but the timing of his death -less than two weeks after the coup d'état led by Augusto Pinochet- and other suspicious

en-us

14:00

Easy Podcast - María Zambrano, the most brilliant...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/06/12

Maria Zambrano is one of the brightest minds in the Spanish-speaking region. She was an essayist and philosopher, originally from Spain. Her life was marked, first, by the Spanish Civil War and then by World War II, conflicts that forced her into exile and strongly influenced her work. She lived in Spain, France, Italy, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Chile and more places, all while constantly writing and publishing her groundbreaking and influential work in politics, the arts, and philosophy. Click

en-us

13:50

Easy Podcast - Spirituality or shamanism? How...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/06/05

In Latin America the advancements of modern medicine and science coexist with ancient beliefs that blame different physical ailments on 'spiritual forces'. These evils usually manifest as negative energies found in certain locations (abandoned buildings, crossroads, accident sites, etc) or used by other people to cause harm. Perhaps el mal de ojo (evil eye) is the better known one, but all throughout Latin America we can find different types of spiritual afflictions that can only be cured -according

en-us

17:40

Easy Podcast - Pepe Mujica, the Guerilla fighter...

Spanish On the Go! - Improve your listening... ·

2025/05/15

Pepe Mujica was not an ordinary politician. As a young man, his pursuit for equality, social justice, and the defense of human rights, led him to join a guerrilla group. As a consequence, Mujica spent 12 years imprisoned, beaten, tortured, and isolated during the Uruguayan dictatorship, but they could not break his spirit or his principles. Once democracy returned to Uruguay, Mujica dedicated his life to public service holding positions as congressman, senator, minister and president without ever

en-us

308 results

Similar Podcasts

Voices of Life

APG Mannheim

Promo Estereo Podcast

Promo Estereo

Talking Timelines Podcast

Talkingtimelines

גיקונומי

ראם שרמן ודורון ניר

Drømmefanger

Drømmefanger