Join Joerg as he navigates the forests of Thailand, studying gibbons, avoiding the dangers of the wild, and embracing cross-cultural life and discovering the simplicity of love. Discover the intersection of research, love, and breaking stereotypes in this unique blend of science and personal adventure. Perfect for those curious about wildlife, culture, and the unexpected paths life can take.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Conrad Kern, the father of one of my closest friends here in Germany, to explore his fascinating journey. Born during the turbulence of World War II, he shares his experiences as an international exchange student in the UK—a life-changing adventure that opened doors to his future career as a scientist. Join us as we dive into stories of language learning and the pursuit of knowledge that shaped both his life and career.

In this episode, we dive into Cansu's incredible journey of learning English and eventually becoming an English teacher. She shares her experiences moving from Turkey to Germany, adapting to a new culture, and teaching English in a foreign country. Listen as Cansu discusses the challenges and triumphs of her everyday life in Germany, her insights on effective language teaching, and the rewards of helping others learn English. Whether you're an aspiring teacher, a language learner, or curious about life abroad, this episode offers a captivating glimpse into Cansu's inspiring story.

In this episode, join us as Iven shares his inspiring and entertaining journey of learning English. From achieving fluency and building confidence to navigating communication with international coworkers, we cover it all. Laugh along with us as Iven recounts some funny moments and valuable lessons learned along the way. Whether you’re an English learner or just love a good story, this podcast is for you. Tune in for a conversation that highlights the highs and lows of mastering a new language and the power of effective communication in today’s global workplace.

When the bombs fell in Browary (Бровари), it was time for Svetlana to leave the Ukraine. She and her daughter found safety in Germany.  But what now? Svetlana kindly shares her story, her first experiences and her hopes for the future. Intro Music: 'Lipsia' by Sapajou. Free download: bit.ly/2Xs8i8c

The slap was heard around the globe. But did the Prince of Belair get away with a 'slap on the wrist' Join the guys as they take a light hearted view of this idiom.

How does an Aussie become an Ossi? Keith has just landed in the former East Germany. From crocodiles in Cairns, to trying to order bread at a Bakery in Dessau, Keith takes us through his first impressions of life in Deutschland. Intro Music: 'Lipsia' by Sapajou. Free download: bit.ly/2Xs8i8c

Weihnachten, einmal privat.

Johannes aus Leipzig spielt Jugger. Keine Ahnung was das ist? Mal reinhören

How do you know if you are going crazy? You start looking for hair in the palm of your hand. Join the guys as they take a light hearted look at some 'crazy' idioms.

What does it take to be named the 'Most outstanding inlingua Trainer' in the world in 2021? Anna Awuah from inlingua Vicenza tells us Intro Music: 'Lipsia' by Sapajou. Free download: bit.ly/2Xs8i8c

There is an artisitc and creative legacy in the Feininger family. Conrad was destined to find his outlet. It was in theatre. But the greatest act is unfolding, as the Feininger spirit has brought him back to the Bauhaus, back to his roots.

Lux Feininger was the son of Lyonel. Living in the shadow of his famous father, Lux was a talented artist in his own right. Did he get the recognition he deserved? Did he want it? Conrad tells us how he saw  his father. Pic: Lyonel and Lux at the beach

Lyonel Feininger was a Bauhaus Meister. Born in New York, he moved to Berlin when he was 16 to pursue his art. He was a giant of Modernism. A 'degenerate' to the Nazis. Behind his fame and talent, lie the stories only his family could tell. A century later, as if called by fate, Conrad, Lyonel's grandson has returned to the Bauhaus Stadt Dessau, where it all began. This is story of the Feiningers told by Conrad. Pic: Gelmeroda IX (1926) from Lyonel Feininger Intro Music: 'Lipsia' by Sapajou. Free download: bit.ly/2Xs8i8c

Supplementing Episode 21. Florian - keeping the talent, we have this little gem for our international students who muss deutsch lernen. There's an offer too good to miss. Have a listen https://www.inlingua-dessau.de/sprachen-lernen/deutschkurs-dessau/gruppentraining/ Intro Music: 'Lipsia' by Sapajou. Free download: bit.ly/2Xs8i8c

The Purple Elephant. A microstory by Joni Smith. Image by Marienkäfer.

Joni was destined to teach at some stage in her life. Her creative and free spirit has opened many doors, although the cobbled path has cost a high heel or two along the way. More recently, Joni has discovered a new creative outlet. The Purple Elephant is a Micro Story from Joni. But what or who is the purple Elephant? Animated Joni: Marienkäfer Intro Music: 'Lipsia' by Sapajou. Free download: bit.ly/2Xs8i8c

Florian is on a mission at the Hochschule Anhalt. Attracting talent from all over the world, keeping the graduates is a challenge but the success stories make it all worth it. With direct and uncomplicated advice, Florian shares valuable insights into beginning a career in Germany. https://www.hs-anhalt.de/kickstart Intro Music: 'Lipsia' by Sapajou. Free download: bit.ly/2Xs8i8c

As a Spanish and English teacher, Richard shares his highs and lows from his travels, work and language learning and teaching experiences. A phone call, a Big Mac, a twist of fate, has led Richard across the world doing what he loves. Intro Music: 'Lipsia' by Sapajou. Free download: bit.ly/2Xs8i8c

What do chickens and the German election have in common? Have a listen as the guys seem to find a connection.