If you could have any superpower, what would it be?

A man puts down his phone to rediscover the art of boredom.

What do Portuguese people eat for breakfast? Why do we greet women with two kisses on the cheek? And who eats ‘Bolas de Berlim’ at the beach? In this live-recorded episode, Rui and Joel discuss some of Portugal’s most interesting habits.

Guilherme and Teresa watch the drama unfold at a wedding with a very unconventional priest.

Joel sits down with João, a fellow musician and also a music teacher. Explore music-related vocabulary as João related to his passion for music, shares his first steps into the music world, and even gives a brief theory lesson!

Today we explore Príncipe Real, with the help of Miguel from Movinn! Discover essential phrases and vocabulary related to real estate and everyday life in this vibrant area of Lisbon. (Note: This is a content partnership with Movinn, not a paid promotion)

Learn more about the Golden Visa program and how it has changed over the years.

Susana calls the tax authority’s phone line for help with her tax return. In Portugal, IRS refers to Imposto sobre o Rendimento das Pessoas Singulares (personal income tax / “tax on the income of natural persons”.)

Learn about the Entrudo Chocalheiro tradition that takes place during Carnival in the village of Podence.

Join Diogo and Sandra in a silly conversation about money troubles and relationship drama. Along the way, take note of how the verb “andar” is used in context.

Learn more about the award-winning walkways in Arouca Geopark, offering 9 kilometers of stunning landscapes.

By popular demand, Rui and Joel return to one of their classic podcast formats. They feature one of the 600+ “Shorties” available on our platform and explore vocabulary and expressions. Later, Rui helps Joel fix some of his more subtle pronunciation errors in European Portuguese – are you making the same mistakes?