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Episode 10 is here! I’m really proud to have made it this long, since so many folks pod-fade once they realize how much work is involved. I don’t pod-fade, baby, I procrastinate! So, yeah, it took a few weeks to get it together but I was sick, had vacation, the dog ate it, there was this big monster and…well, let’s keep looking forward, shall we? This episode is about GERMAN BEER after all!
In this episode you’ll learn all about:
-What makes German beer so special (Rheinheitsgebot)
-What are the differences between German Ales and Lagers
-Some of the most popular types of German Ales and Largers
-German Beer Culture
-All the most important German Beer lingo Read the whole post ⇒
Episode 10, the German Beer Episode [34:05m]:
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Sorry for the long wait folks. We’ve had a full house for several weeks now and I’ve been doing some serious business traveling. But here we are, back for another episode!
This time we are talking about eating out in Germany. Yes, there are fantastic restaurants to enjoy in Germany, and yes, there are a few things you should be aware of when visiting them. By the time you have listened to the podcast you should be able to answer the following questions with no problem what-so-ever:
- it is polite to keep your hands in your lap when dining in Germany. TRUE or FALSE
- you must wait to be seated at most German restaurants. TRUE or FALSE
- you can expect to get as many free refills of water and coffee as you want. TRUE or FALSE
- The “Stammtisch” is the perfect place to sit when no other tables are free. TRUE or FALSE
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Episode 8 Eating Out in Germany [25:37m]:
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Stereotypes about Germans, Music by Leave Earth
the typical German?
This is our first episode of the myGermany Podcast. In this episode I discuss some cultural facts about Germans which account (partially) for some of the stereotypes that we English speakers have about them. Read the whole post ⇒
Episode 1, Some of the Roots of German Stereotypes [20:16m]:
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