Podcasts about picadilly circus

Este domingo 2 de febrero Un buen día para viajar no falta a su cita radiofónica con las horas más viajeras de la radio asturiana… Alberto Campa inicia el trayecto con un viaje a la capital inglesa, la siempre atractiva Londres; Tower Bridge, Torre de Londres, Picadilly Circus, Westminster, Buckingham, Sant Paul o el mítico Big Ben serán protagonistas en este recorrido londinense… A continuación será otra capital, la de España, la protagonista de nuestras salidas porque la guía oficial Leticia Cuenca nos hace un recorrido fantástico por la historia de Madrid, desde su raiz árabe como Mayrit hasta la actualidad siguiendo las huellas que la historia nos legó… En Grandes Personajes de la Historia la catedrática emérita de la Universidad Carlos III y mediavalista María Jesús Fuente nos traslada al siglo XIV y nos habla de una mujer muy destacada, Leonor de Guzmán, que fue amante de Alfonso XI y madre del que sería iniciador de la dinastía Trastamara!!!... Y fin de trayecto visitando San Esteban de Pravia, porque la historia de esta población es apasionante y no solo por el periodo industrial, los investigadores Manuel Ruiz de Bucesta y Juan José Escudero, ambos del Instituto de Estudios Históricos Bances y Valdés , han escrito una ‘brevisima’ historia de San Esteban de Pravia , que como veréis poco tiene de brevísima, dos horas de viaje y radio en Rpa!!

Programa 279.1 de GourmetFM en Radio Tomares Bienvenidos a la Novena Temporada. Entrevista a Javier Fabo, chef y propietario del restaurante Amara. Javier Fabo es el joven chef donostiarra al frente del restaurante Amara en Sevilla. Estudió cocina en San Sebastián y pasó a trabajar en Zuberoa bajo la dirección del acreditadísimo chef vasco Hilario Arbelaitz. Con Hilario completó su formación en una de las cocinas referente al máximo nivel del universo gastronómico vasco. Tras ello viajó de San Sebastián a Londres para trabajar en el restaurante ubicado en Picadilly Circus del afamado y televisivo cocinero británico Gordon Ramsey. Toda la experiencia acumulada le forjó para asumir profesionalmente el reto de pasar de cocinar a dirigir una cocina: en concreto, la del restaurante Atzaró en la isla de Ibiza. Finalmente, después de 12 años de experiencia profesional, el Amara en Sevilla significa el deseado paso a cocinar y elaborar todas las salsas en su propio restaurante. Con Fran León.

Haarscharf am deutschen Finale vorbei: Bis zur 88.Minute des Halbfinales in Madrid saßen unsere Hosts auf gepackten Koffern, um zu den Klängen von „London Calling“ in die britische Hauptstadt aufzubrechen und hemmungslos mit Dortmunder Anhängern am Picadilly Circus herumzukumpeln und sich „Stern des Südens“ auf den Hintern tätowieren zu lassen. Stattdessen muss es jetzt die Borussia allein richten – was den erklärten BVB-Hasser Philipp in arge Gewissenkonflikte bringt. Anschließend seziert Arnd noch einmal den ganzen VAR-Wahnsinn und die erratischen Pfiffe im Madrider Halbfinale – und schafft es wieder einmal elegant die Brücke zu Pfiffen gegen den SV Werder zu schlagen. Motto: Siebzehnmal ist Bremer Recht. Ansonsten geht es um den Abschied von Fabian Klos, den Effzeh und die Ossis von Union Berlin in Abstiegsnöten, die Regionalligaaufstiegssituation und Hörerbriefonkel Tim Pommerenke im Luxus-Spa: Ein pralles Podcastpaket zum Vatertag. Herz, was willst du mehr? Ihr habt Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann schreibt uns gern an podcast@11freunde.de +++Lasst uns zusammen den Pott holen! Hier geht's zur Abstimmung für den Deutschen Podcast Preis.+++ Alle Rabattcodes und Infos zu unseren Werbepartnern findet ihr hier: https://linktr.ee/zeigler_koester // EXKLUSIVER NordVPN Deal ➼ https://nordvpn.com/zeiglerkoester teste es jetzt risikofrei mit 30 Tage Geld-zurück-Garantie! +++Eine Produktion im Auftrag der Audio Alliance.+++Hosts: Arnd Zeigler und Philipp KösterRedakteur: Tim PommerenkeAudioproduzentin und Sprecherin: Henni KochSounddesign: Ekki Maas+++ Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html +++ Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

Decía Mark Twain que muchas cosas pequeñas se han hecho más grandes gracias a la publicidad adecuada. Cuando el novelista estadounidense dijo esto a finales del siglo XIX la publicidad exterior era ubicua en las ciudades estadounidenses y europeas. Occidente se encontraba en plena revolución industrial y las empresas querían hacer llegar los productos que fabricaban en masa a un mercado en expansión cuyo consumo crecía año tras año. Pero la publicidad no nació en aquella época por más que hoy se conozca a aquellos vistosos anuncios de hace siglo y medio como publicidad clásica. Para sus contemporáneos de clásicos tenían poco. Eran anuncios muy trabajados que incorporaban ya infinidad de técnicas de persuasión para conseguir el objetivo que los creativos se habían propuesto: impulsar las ventas y conseguir que su cliente se adelantase a la competencia. Para encontrar los orígenes de la publicidad seguramente tengamos que irnos a los orígenes mismos del ser humano. El intercambio es connatural a nuestra especie. Siempre necesitamos adquirir algo que nos falta y, para hacerlo, vendemos algo que nos sobra. Entre medias se sitúa la publicidad como herramienta para que vendedores y compradores se encuentren. Los primeros compiten entre ellos y los segundos esperan siempre la mejor oferta. Esto, que debió ya estar presente en las primeras comunidades humanas, se fue sofisticando conforme también lo hacía la tecnología. Sabemos, por ejemplo, que ya en el Egipto de los faraones se elaboraban mensajes comerciales en papiros, y que los anunciantes la antigua Roma pintaban murales en las paredes. En tanto que la cantidad de gente que sabía leer era pequeña, desde sus inicios la publicidad abundó en los elementos visuales y auditivos que permitían identificar el producto y la oferta con rapidez. Todavía hoy muchos comercios utilizan simbología propia de su gremio y es común que en los mercadillos callejeros los vendedores anuncien el género en voz alta. La invención de la imprenta y la alfabetización progresiva de la población a partir del siglo XVII dio alas a los creativos. Luego llegó la revolución industrial, que se tradujo en una desconocida abundancia de bienes y servicios a la venta para una población cuyo poder adquisitivo se incrementaba sin descanso. La revolución industrial trajo nuevos soportes publicitarios. Primero la prensa diaria y las revistas, luego la radio, la televisión e internet. La publicidad exterior pasó de simples murales a elaboradas vallas y carteles luminosos que pronto se apoderaron del centro de las ciudades, creando nuevos paisajes urbanos hoy convertidos en iconos como Picadilly Circus en Londres, Times Square en Nueva York, el cruce de Shibuya en Tokio o la plaza del Callao en Madrid. Los nuevos medios de transporte como los trenes, los autobuses y los aviones no tardaron en llenarse de anuncios. Nuestro mundo sería irreconocible sin la publicidad, ese arte de los persuasores que ha acompañado a la civilización desde sus inicios. Pues bien, hoy en La ContraHistoria vamos a hablar de la historia de la publicidad. Lo haremos con María de los Ángeles Varvaró, toda una especialista en publicidad que hace cosa de un mes me propuso hacer un programa sobre eso mismo. Le dije que lo haría, pero a condición de que ella participase. Aceptó y hoy la tenemos aquí dispuesta a tratar conmigo la evolución histórica de algo tan omnipresente en nuestras vidas que a veces se nos olvida que también tiene su propia historia. 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Un-reel city, under the brown fog of winter (well, autumn) dawn – a crowd flowed over Picadilly Circus, so many, I had not thought death had undone so many. Apologies to T.S. Eliot, but London Film Festival 2023 has landed – banging the slush from its shoes, clapping its hands together, and inviting us to step inside the cheugy rooms of Picturehouse bloody Central for two weeks of untapped film. For the first of our festival reports (there'll be three), we got to grips with some biggies and some smallies: Kore-eda's MONSTER, Breillat's long-awaited latest, LAST SUMMER, the Camera d'or winning INSIDE THE YELLOW COCOON SHELL, and a slurry of BFI-funded short films of [muffled cursing] dubious quality, alongside Coppola's PRISCILLA. Oh, and we filmed the whole thing, just in case you want to see the whites of our eyes. 0:00 Intro 3:59 Last Summer - Catherine Breillat 16:17 British short films and why they're bad 37:53 Haar - Ben Hecking 50:00 Monster - Hirokazu Kore-eda 1.07:40 Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell - Pham Thien-An 1:25:17 Outro Watch at: https://youtu.be/420bIpL7UdM?si=lJ235_IDbgA2Vxkp

Howard Cespedes worked at seven Tower Records locations during his 19-year career. He's best known for his three stints at the Mountain View CA store and his five year tenure at the 4th & Broadway location in Manhattan.Born on Guam and growing up in Northern California, Howard was a life-long jazz fan, starting with his father's Duke Ellington recordings he discovered. His first time shopping at Tower Watt Avenue, he was taken by the jazz section size and got lost in it.Starting as temporary inventory help, Howard was called back for an interview to work in the Classical Department atMountain View. This was when Mike Lowther was General Manager. His first weeks at Tower involved an exclusive in-store promotion for consumers to win a car and he shares his memories of those first days with us.Working with A Teams was a big part of Howard's Tower career. Helping to open Washington DC, London Piccadilly, Torrance, Boston, Carle Place, Nashville, Atlanta and a whole host of other stores was critical to his development. Howard walks us through his time working at Picadilly Circus as an A Team member and then as Receiving Department Manager. This was so much more labor intensive than the US position. London is also the only store where Howard was late to a Tower Meeting because of Princess Diana.Following London, in NYC Howard was the Assistant Manager of #125 at 4th & Broadway. One special in-storeperformance in 1991 was with a new Seattle band called Nirvana. Another legendary night was with Keith Richards in-store just steps from Keith's condo. Howard discusses the perks and headaches of running the busiest US store in the chain at the time.In 1993 Howard moved back to the Bay Area and didn't enjoy his last years with the company due to Tower's diversification into non-music products. In addition, he wanted to return to live musical performances.Join us for an informative look on Howard Cespedes' journey at Tower Records. 

În episodul 239 al podcastului „Un român în Londra” am vorbit despre români din UK care au sărbătorit Ziua Națională a României, cu un Marble Arch luminat în culorile drapelului românesc și cu o întâlnire la East Winter Garden între Ambasada României și români activi în comunitate. Desigur, vorbesc și despre o plimbare de la Trafalgar Square către Picadilly Circus și apoi spre Oxford Street.   Show notes: manuelcheta.com

Adam Lyons (IG: @TheAdamLyons) was voted the #1 Pick-Up Artist in the world three years in a row. He appeared on Megan Kelly and on Steve Harvey to discuss the polyamorous relationship that he was in with two women. Adam has been a business coach to over 19,000 companies with his Smart Blueprint program and has been a dating coach to over 300,000 men with his Ace Formula Program. ——————————————————— Michael's Men of Action program is a Master's course dedicated to helping people elevate their social lives by building elite social circles and becoming higher status. Click the link below to learn more: https://go.moamentoring.com/i/2 ———————————————————— Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MichaelSartain Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-michael-sartain-podcast/id1579791157 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2faAYwvDD9Bvkpwv6umlPO?si=8Q3ak9HnSlKjuChsTXr6YQ&dl_branch=1 Filmed at Sticky Paws Studios: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UComrBVcqGLDs3Ue-yWAft8w 0:00 Intro 1:18 ***Megyn Kelly, dating 14 girls 3:01 *The relationships weren't real 3:40 **We're attracted to our own effort 5:25 I don't want to have kids 6:06 ***Biggest male whore 7:06 ***Preselection is real 8:31 *Getting into a thruple 10:32 *Waitress in the strip club 13:08 A journalist reached out 14:57 *Different types of thruples 14:38 *Bringing in another dude 16:52 **We had two partners each 18:00 *Megan Kelly and Steve Harvey 20:05 *It didn't work 21:26 ***Women bringing Women Home 21:59 **Female Friends 22:43 ***PUA Hate, Red Pill 25:26 ***My success rate is about 100% 26:57 **Do you think I'm sleeping with all of them? 28:00 ***Attacking their religion 29:22 **I work out to get women 31:22 *Why Women Have Sex 32:29 Qualification 35:39 Elden Ring, House of the Dragon 37:09 *The Mountain 38:05 **She's taller than me 39:20 AFC Adam 40:17 ****Unfortunately for him 41:30 PUA Training 44:19 Orphans in Ukraine 44:50 *Doesn't focus on money 46:14 **Living on a Couch 49:18 Two sides of the seduction community 50:46 ***Women want a great guy 51:33 ***You're not a pick up artist 53:20 ***PUA controversies 55:13 Julien gate 57:26 Working with RSD 59:32 RSD Pivot, Alex Jones 1:00:39 Getting censored 1:01:56 Anti-pick up artist pick up artist 1:02:26 *Incels, Suicidal 1:05:31 *Picadilly Circus 1:06:10 Only concerned with what worked 1:07:20 *Pre selection, female friends 1:09:25 ***Mate copying strategy, wingmen 1:11:55 Gay game 1:14:08 ****Physical Escalation, insta-f*ck guy 1:16:09 ***Say it in front of women 1:18:35 ***What I'm saying is the truth 1:20:57 Degree in psychology 1:21:54 **Being self-aware 1:24:05 *What women want in a man 1:29:20 Different attributes 1:30:01 ****Someone is going to put a d*ck in you 1:33:31 To be a 10 1:37:06 **Slavery, treating women like cattle 1:39:42 **Game is slow and boring 1:41:40 **Two of them 1:43:33 **What pick-up got wrong 1:45:14 Social Media 1:46:13 ***You think your clients are weird 1:49:10 *Social calibration 1:52:34 **Provide context 1:54:30 ***Dead animal jokes 1:55:22 50% of revenue on ads 1:58:43 ***IG Reels 2:02:39 I love coaching 2:06:02 *Tai Lopez 2:10:03 Configuration of your company 2:14:02 Dynamic pricing 2:17:44 Build a system 2:21:17 ***10,000 followers, seven-figure business 2:24:06 Work vacation, Paradise Challenge 2:25:50 *Tax bill for half $1 million 2:31:32 AVN's 2:32:09 Where can we find you? 2:32:49 Outro

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On this week's episode, we take a look at some great ads we loved from Bigelow Tea and a funeral parlor (yes, really!). We also discuss the Balenciaga x Fortnight collaboration in Picadilly Circus and Times Square. Other topics include the incredibly weird letter from the Peloton CEO and a discussion around the usefulness of Clear's app in creating additional value with the customer. Hosted by Gosha Khuchua and Alex McNamara. Visit us on www.30MinuteCMO.com or follow us on IG @30MinuteCMO

Gwenno Dafydd M.Sc.Econ is a West Walian Warrior Woman (And Global Life, Leadership and Public Speaking Kick Ass Coach). She grew up in Fishguard, West Wales, in the United Kingdom. She worked on television, radio, films, theatre, Theatre in Education, and cabaret and has performed in America several times and extensively around Europe and the UK as a professional performer and broadcaster since 1980. She has written and still performs a one-woman show about the French singer Edith Piaf (August 2019 – Sell out the show with a standing ovation and two encores at Café Zedel, Picadilly Circus. London's West End). She worked with Chief Executives of Welsh SMEs (Small Medium-Sized Enterprise), developing Company Handbooks and Diversity Awareness as an expert in Equal Opportunities with the Welsh Development Authority (WDA) for ten years. She has an ILM (Institute of Leadership Management) Level 7 (equivalent) Coaching, a Train the Trainer qualification, and recently completed her First Aid for Mental health qualification and bring all these three strands together in her coaching. She is the author of 'Stand up and Sock it to them, Sister. Even though she had to live with challenging daily chronic low back pain following a severe car accident in August 1989, she finally got her Welsh 400meters vest 37 years after she reserved for the Welsh Team in 1975. Her motto is "Never give up." She shows her clients how to become resilient and to do this. She wants to meet women who can see through the glass ceiling but don't know how to crash through it.https://linktr.ee/gwennodafydd Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

 The phrase "his/her place in history" gets tossed around a lot. It's used by journalists, politicians, and commentators as if it's a seat on the Number 12 bus, and you need to be in the right spot when it hits Picadilly Circus.Heads and Talestext and drawings by Jim StovallIn his forward to this book, Ed Caudill says:"Jim Stovall writes in the introduction that he is “trying to caricature people.”  He succeeds, perhaps ironically in light of the fact that writers themselves are inevitably – sometimes tragically, sometimes commendably, usually unintentionally – caricaturing culture. This collection careens along the gamut from rich and famous to downtrodden and obscure.  Some of them, the readers will know. Others, I would take long odds, are unheard of among the perusers of this volume. There any number of lesser knowns whose names are fleeting but whose work is durable, whether in politics, letters, sciences, or elsewhere. Some are masters of other media, such radio or cinema or illustration."Jim Stovall is a former journalism professor who writes and draws obsessively and occasionally inflicts his work onto an unsuspecting and largely undeserving public.David Reynolds

The phrase "his/her place in history" gets tossed around a lot. It's used by journalists, politicians, and commentators as if it's a seat on the Number 12 bus, and you need to be in the right spot when it hits Picadilly Circus.Heads and Tales blurbHeads and Talestext and drawings by Jim StovallIn his forward to this book, Ed Caudill says:"Jim Stovall writes in the introduction that he is “trying to caricature people.”  He succeeds, perhaps ironically in light of the fact that writers themselves are inevitably – sometimes tragically, sometimes commendably, usually unintentionally – caricaturing culture. This collection careens along the gamut from rich and famous to downtrodden and obscure.  Some of them, the readers will know. Others, I would take long odds, are unheard of among the perusers of this volume. There any number of lesser knowns whose names are fleeting but whose work is durable, whether in politics, letters, sciences, or elsewhere. Some are masters of other media, such radio or cinema or illustration."Jim Stovall is a former journalism professor who writes and draws obsessively and occasionally inflicts his work onto an unsuspecting and largely undeserving public.David Reynolds 

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After covering so many bombings of the city over the previous six years, Edward R. Murrow of CBS Radio was on hand for the celebration that the War was finally over...May 8, 1945.

Saludos querid@s ContribOYENTES: Viernes, 31 de enero....una fecha histórica que se vivirá en el recuerdo como el comienzo de una gran cagada o tal vez la solución mágica. Solo el Tiempo nos lo podrá aclarar. Mientras tanto los @CalvosMalvados (o un tercio de ellos) han recuperado a El Cura Legañas para hacer un especial via Telegram (sí, ese secreto del que tanto habla Carlos @CanallasMGZ) sobre el PELO-TAZO de la temporada: CalviTemptations' Island. Fdo: Los CALVOS esperan poder hacer algún día un directo en Picadilly Circus, para abrir una Surcusal Alopecica.

Imagine what it would be like to become a hairy monster with red eyes and saliva dripping as you devour the woman you love. It's on Ira's bucket list. This week, in honor of Halloween, Robert and Ira take a horror classic out of the vault for a ‘classic-wave' as they discuss AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON, and share their top special effects movies.  Listen for free through iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, or GooglePlay.  So, if you've ever gone strolling through the English Moors only to have your best friend clawed to death but continuously nag you to kill yourself, but you didn't listen, and become a hairy monster, and even though you shacked up with a super hot nurse, you went on a rampage through a porno theater in Picadilly Circus, only to end up totally naked, then this podcast is for you!

Imagine what it would be like to become a hairy monster with red eyes and saliva dripping as you devour the woman you love. It’s on Ira’s bucket list. This week, in honor of Halloween, Robert and Ira take a horror classic out of the vault for a ‘classic-wave’ as they discuss AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON, and share their top special effects movies.  Listen for free through iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, or GooglePlay.  So, if you’ve ever gone strolling through the English Moors only to have your best friend clawed to death but continuously nag you to kill yourself, but you didn’t listen, and become a hairy monster, and even though you shacked up with a super hot nurse, you went on a rampage through a porno theater in Picadilly Circus, only to end up totally naked, then this podcast is for you!

Dos forasteros en tierras inglesas quieren cobijarse del intenso frío de los páramos, en La oveja degollada, por cierto, vaya nombre para un pub, los lugareños miran con recelo a Jack y David. La estrella de cinco puntas dibujada en la pared les anima a marcharse de allí, volver a guiarse por la luna llena. "Seguir el camino, no os acerquéis a los páramos". De pronto una especie de rugido pavoroso en la niebla, los dos amigos caminan ligeros, el frío y el miedo atenazan sus miembros entumecidos. El licántropo de John Landis no tiene escapatoria, su transformación está cantada, desgarrará los músculos, estirará los huesos, deformará el hocico y las uñas surgirán de una garra. El joven americano conoce su maldición de boca de su amigo, el muerto viviente le ha visitado en la habitación del hospital, los jirones de carne cuelgan de su cuello y le avisan de su terrible destino. Por un lado la suerte, la enfermera británica le lleva a su piso y le siga cuidando allí, por otro la tragedia, un chaval condenado, destinado a matar a otros si no desaparece para siempre. La bella enfermera y el animal salvaje, el terror y la risa, y la frescura de un guión escrito por un chico de 20 años, Landis fue dándole vueltas a la idea de realizar una película sobre el hombre lobo desde que participó como chico de los recados en el rodaje de Los violentos de Kelly, en la Yugoslavia de final de los setenta asistió a un bizarro entierro gitano, el finado era un criminal al que enterraban de pie en un cruce de caminos, para que nunca más pudiera volver al mundo de los vivos. Fue el primer Oscar a Maquillaje para Rick Baker, amigo de Landis y responsable quizá de la metamorfosis más aplaudida de la historia del cine fantástico, perfectamente iluminada, espectacular, creíble, y dolorosa. En el pandemonium final el monstruo se abre paso entre el tráfico de Picadilly Circus, acorralado en un callejón, la muchacha corre a su encuentro, fascinada por un estrafalario yanqui que soñaba con lobos. Raúl Gallego Esta noche procuramos seguir el camino y aullamos como licántropos en celo... José Miguel Moreno, Salvador Limón, Gervi Navío, Zacarías Cotán, Elio Cubiles y Raúl Gallego.

Chris Leask & Jenna Augen star in 'The Comedy About A Bank Robbery' which is at the Criterion Theatre in Picadilly Circus! They joined Conor in the studio to tell him all about the play (the slapsticks and all) and what it's like for Chris to play 14 characters!

Last low-cost to #London. ¡#EnModoAvión aterriza en #Londres! Y te contamos la experiencia completa. Fish and chips, caminatas en la lluvia, fantasmas y famosos, ¡y bares con cerveza caliente! ¿Ya fuiste a Londres y querés volver un ratito? ¿O te gustaría conocerla por primera vez como nosotros? ¡Este #podcast de viaje te invita a recorrerla! Glosario #EnModoAvion
 * Oyster Card * Museo de Historia Natural * Museo Victoria & Albert
 * Tate Modern * Café en el Sexto Piso * Trafalgar Sq (¡Acá estuvo el lightsaber gigante!)
 * La Torre de Londres * Puente de la Torre * Monument to the Great Fire
 * Somerset Ice Rink * Big Ben (Puente de Westminster) * Covent Garden * Seven Dials, Neil’s Yard * TKTS y Feria de comidas en Leicester Square * Picadilly Circus * Palacio de Buckingham * St. James Park
 * King’s Cross, Platform 9 3/4 * Domingo en Camden Market (donde vimos el Pop Up de Morrisey y a Sam Tarly) * Regent’s Park * Baker Street, estatua de Sherlock Holmes * Sky Garden London * Norwich 

Lo que comimos: * Fish & Chips * Ramen Tonkotsu * Scotch Egg * Comptoir Libanais * Pubs with Arms
 Lo que vimos: * Asesinato en el Orient Express
 —————— #viajeros #podcast #podcasteros #podcastdeviaje #podcastenespañol #turistas #nomadasdigitales #digitalnomad #viajeroslatinos #argentinosporelmundo #wanderlust #ondemand #podcasting

Pernilla festar loss och blir lite "ledsen" dagen efter. Är Picadilly Circus tantmusik? Har Pernilla ett matmissbruk? Anna Book är knasig och Sofia dricker Folksoda. Och Spindelmannen är kinky...... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

En esta ocasión hablamos de Londres, tierra de grandes escritores y músicos.

En esta ocasión hablamos de Londres, tierra de grandes escritores y músicos.

あけましておめでとうございます。本年もHiroshima University's English Podcastをどうぞご愛聴ください。 2011年初の更新は、６ヶ月ぶりの「異文化ディスカッション」をお届けします。オーストラリアはダーウィン（Darwin）出身のベン（Ben）と、英国ロンドン出身のアンナ（Anna）に、それぞれの故郷について語ってもらいます。 聞き手：Joe Lauer（広島大学外国語教育研究センタ―） ＊毎月第１週は「異文化ディスカッション」をお届けします。 ＊エントリーの「スクリプトを見る」をクリックすると、番組内で使われている表現を見ることができます（スクリプトは表示されません）。 今回お借りした素材 画像（ロンドンのビッグベン）：Wikipedia Download MP3 （21:40　12.5MB　中級～上級） +++この番組で使われている主な表現（Darwin and London）+++ （はじめに）この番組で使われているオーストラリア発音の特徴を本ページの一番下に記しています。 Part 1 (トーク開始から最初のプレイクまで 00:55-04:45) a Bachelor of Languages = 言語の学士 a degree in… = 〜の学位 a peninsula =　半島 the Northern Territory = a large area in north-central Australia Nhulunbuy = a coastal town in the Northern Territory ore = 鉱石 bauxite = a stone which can be made into aluminum aluminium = Notice the Australian pronunciation compared to the American pronunciation. There's an extra 'i' in the Australian one. remote = rural, located far from cities Hampton = a suburb of London military = 軍事 mining = 鉱業 skyscrapers = tall buildings * * * Part 2 (最初のブレイクから２つ目のブレイクまで 04:50-12:25) spots = places a wildlife park =サファリ・パーク an emu = a bird which cannot fly and looks like a small ostrich Doctor’s Gully = a place in Darwin. “A gully” is “a small valley.” a milkfish = 大形のサバヒー科の魚 to shoot on over to = to go quickly to Regent Street = in London’s West End. Famous for shopping and Christmas illuminations. Picadilly Circus = a famous road intersection. “Circus” comes from the word “circle”, because there’s a round open space at the street intersection. posh = expensive and gorgeous to dare (to do something) = あえて〜する the South Bank, Waterloo Station, the Thames River = other place names the House of Lords = the upper house of Parliament (called the legislative branch in the USA). Note: the lower house is called “the House of Commons” the London Eye = the Millennium Wheel. 大観覧車. It is 135 m high, which is the tallest Farris wheel in Europe. Compare “a merry-go-round” massive = huge, gigantic to be installed = 設置される a pod =《航空》ポッド：格納庫. a stranger = 見知らぬ人 to be laid-back = relaxed and easy-going, 気楽な to go about daily activities = to do daily activities There’s a lot of tourists = Note: this grammar is often done in real conversation. Londoners = people who live in London. Compare: Tokyoites Yorkshire pudding =小麦粉に牛乳・卵黄などを加え, 肉汁をかけて焼いたもの a batter =バッター, 衣用生地：小麦粉・牛乳・卵などを水でこね混ぜたもの Yorkshire = a large county in northern England cuisine = 調理法 * * * Part 3 (２つ目のブレイクからトーク終了まで 12:30-20:50) the Beer Can Regatta = Note: a regatta is a boat race Fannie Bay Beach = a place in Darwin leading up to = before a spectacle = an event that is watched sticky = 粘着性の the Mindil Beach Markets = an outdoor shopping spot, famous for sunsets a stall = 屋台 the Mardi Gras Festival = a kind of festival featuring costumes. There are several around the world, the most famous being in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. ethnic minorities = 少数民族 vibrant = lively and colorful to converge = to come together a Darwin Stubby = a 2-liter beer bottle. Note: “a stubby” around the world is generally a shorter and fatter beer bottle Aboriginal = オーストラリア先住民の a carving = 彫刻物 rundown = poor and in bad condition Harrods = a famous London department store Kakadu National Park = a place * * * Benの話す英語は典型的なオーストラリア英語と言えます。例えば、以下のような特徴があります。 （以下発音をカタカナで表記しますが、同じカナ表記でも実際の発音記号が異なる場合がありますので詳しくはウェブ検索などで調べてみてください） (1) エイ→アイ（came, major ...） (2) イー→エイ（Japanese, beach ...） (2) アウ→エウ（house, south ...） (3) オウ→アウ（coast, close ...） (4) 語尾のrを発音しない（November, summer ...）

あけましておめでとうございます。本年もHiroshima University's English Podcastをどうぞご愛聴ください。 2011年初の更新は、６ヶ月ぶりの「異文化ディスカッション」をお届けします。オーストラリアはダーウィン（Darwin）出身のベン（Ben）と、英国ロンドン出身のアンナ（Anna）に、それぞれの故郷について語ってもらいます。 聞き手：Joe Lauer（広島大学外国語教育研究センタ―） ＊毎月第１週は「異文化ディスカッション」をお届けします。 ＊エントリーの「スクリプトを見る」をクリックすると、番組内で使われている表現を見ることができます（スクリプトは表示されません）。 今回お借りした素材 画像（ロンドンのビッグベン）：Wikipedia Download MP3 （21:40　12.5MB　中級～上級） +++この番組で使われている主な表現（Darwin and London）+++ （はじめに）この番組で使われているオーストラリア発音の特徴を本ページの一番下に記しています。 Part 1 (トーク開始から最初のプレイクまで 00:55-04:45) a Bachelor of Languages = 言語の学士 a degree in… = 〜の学位 a peninsula =　半島 the Northern Territory = a large area in north-central Australia Nhulunbuy = a coastal town in the Northern Territory ore = 鉱石 bauxite = a stone which can be made into aluminum aluminium = Notice the Australian pronunciation compared to the American pronunciation. There's an extra 'i' in the Australian one. remote = rural, located far from cities Hampton = a suburb of London military = 軍事 mining = 鉱業 skyscrapers = tall buildings * * * Part 2 (最初のブレイクから２つ目のブレイクまで 04:50-12:25) spots = places a wildlife park =サファリ・パーク an emu = a bird which cannot fly and looks like a small ostrich Doctor’s Gully = a place in Darwin. “A gully” is “a small valley.” a milkfish = 大形のサバヒー科の魚 to shoot on over to = to go quickly to Regent Street = in London’s West End. Famous for shopping and Christmas illuminations. Picadilly Circus = a famous road intersection. “Circus” comes from the word “circle”, because there’s a round open space at the street intersection. posh = expensive and gorgeous to dare (to do something) = あえて〜する the South Bank, Waterloo Station, the Thames River = other place names the House of Lords = the upper house of Parliament (called the legislative branch in the USA). Note: the lower house is called “the House of Commons” the London Eye = the Millennium Wheel. 大観覧車. It is 135 m high, which is the tallest Farris wheel in Europe. Compare “a merry-go-round” massive = huge, gigantic to be installed = 設置される a pod =《航空》ポッド：格納庫. a stranger = 見知らぬ人 to be laid-back = relaxed and easy-going, 気楽な to go about daily activities = to do daily activities There’s a lot of tourists = Note: this grammar is often done in real conversation. Londoners = people who live in London. Compare: Tokyoites Yorkshire pudding =小麦粉に牛乳・卵黄などを加え, 肉汁をかけて焼いたもの a batter =バッター, 衣用生地：小麦粉・牛乳・卵などを水でこね混ぜたもの Yorkshire = a large county in northern England cuisine = 調理法 * * * Part 3 (２つ目のブレイクからトーク終了まで 12:30-20:50) the Beer Can Regatta = Note: a regatta is a boat race Fannie Bay Beach = a place in Darwin leading up to = before a spectacle = an event that is watched sticky = 粘着性の the Mindil Beach Markets = an outdoor shopping spot, famous for sunsets a stall = 屋台 the Mardi Gras Festival = a kind of festival featuring costumes. There are several around the world, the most famous being in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. ethnic minorities = 少数民族 vibrant = lively and colorful to converge = to come together a Darwin Stubby = a 2-liter beer bottle. Note: “a stubby” around the world is generally a shorter and fatter beer bottle Aboriginal = オーストラリア先住民の a carving = 彫刻物 rundown = poor and in bad condition Harrods = a famous London department store Kakadu National Park = a place * * * Benの話す英語は典型的なオーストラリア英語と言えます。例えば、以下のような特徴があります。 （以下発音をカタカナで表記しますが、同じカナ表記でも実際の発音記号が異なる場合がありますので詳しくはウェブ検索などで調べてみてください） (1) エイ→アイ（came, major ...） (2) イー→エイ（Japanese, beach ...） (2) アウ→エウ（house, south ...） (3) オウ→アウ（coast, close ...） (4) 語尾のrを発音しない（November, summer ...）