Episodes

TRANSCRIPT: Picture this: You’re having a delicious lunch with your best friend. It’s wonderful, you laughed, you gossiped, you talked about your life issues, you caught up after god-knows-how-long! You think out loud “we should do this more often”. Thankfully this time you picked a nice spot, because last time it wasn’t so good. Your friend paid last time, so this time you pick up the bill. When you open your wallet, you notice you have no cash! Thankfully, you have a credit card. You have th...

[Transcript] Sweet, creamy, and oh-so-irresistible—dulce de leche is a beloved treat that has captured hearts across Latin America and beyond. Made simply from milk and sugar, this caramel-like spread is the result of slow cooking over low heat, where the sugars gradually caramelize, giving it that signature golden-brown color. Dulce de leche is a staple in countless kitchens, used to enhance everything from morning toast to decadent cakes and pastries. Although for Argentinians it’s more th...

[Transcript] It's the very first official act of this event that happens every 4 years. Runners cross thousands of kilometres in a relay race to hand over this crucial part of sports history. This is the Olympic Torch! Most of us know the history of Ancient Greece and the Olympiads, but what about the torch itself? Its history isn't as ancient as you may think! Welcome to Further Records, the podcast where you can stay One Step Ahead of Your English practice. I'm your host, Forest. We've all...

[Transcript] Welcome to Palacio Barolo, one of the most important landmarks in the City of Buenos Aires. Maybe you’ve heard of this building. After all, it’s over 100 years old. You’ve probably seen it and simply thought “oh, it’s just another giant old place”, but actually there’s more to it than meets the eye. From Dante’s Inferno to government secrets, this building has more than just offices! Welcome to Further Records, the podcast where you can stay One Step Ahead with your English pract...

[Transcript] Once upon a time, there was a family from Europe who got on a boat. A husband and wife, seeking for better shores, rode for weeks to get to the promised land of South America. There, they hoped to build a better life. In fact, the woman was pregnant! But… what she would never imagine, was that her baby was going to be born on the boat! The first land that baby would ever see was the soil of the recently founded Republic of Argentina. Welcome to Further Records, the podcast where ...

Episode Transcript: Ah, the Milanesa. The classic thin cutlet of meat, washed in egg, breaded, and then fried (or baked, if you’re cutting back on oil). This is one of the most popular foods sin Argentinian cuisine. In Argentina, over 300 million kilos of milanesa are consumed every year. What is the story of this particular meal, and what can we learn about Argentinian culture thanks to it? Welcome to Further Records, the podcast where you can stay One Step Ahead with your English practice. ...

Further Corporate presents: Further Records! Do you want a podcast for learning English that is ACTUALLY INTERESTING? Then Further Records is for you! Learn about popular knowledge in short episodes which develop your vocabulary and learning skills! Get better at English and learn English at the same time! Every episode includes a learning section which helps you understand phrases and vocabulary. Focus on the stories and enjoy learning English!