Let Them Go

En este episodio practicamos una de las estructuras más importantes (y más confusas) del español intermedio: tan vs. tanto, tanta, tantos, tantas. Aprenderás cuándo usar tan con adjetivos (tan alto, tan rápido) y cuándo usar tanto con sustantivos (tanto tiempo, tantas preguntas). A través de ejercicios de traducción y ejemplos reales de la vida diaria, verás cómo hacer comparaciones naturales y correctas — justo como lo hacen los hablantes nativos. Descarga la transcripción de este episodio aquí: www.espanolistos.com ¿Realmente quieres llevar tu español al siguiente nivel? Conviértete en un...

En este episodio ponemos a prueba tu conocimiento sobre Latinoamérica con un divertido quiz de 30 preguntas. Desde capitales y monedas hasta historia, geografía y cultura, este reto está diseñado para ayudarte a aprender datos clave que todo estudiante de español debería conocer. A lo largo del episodio, Andrea pone a prueba a Nate mientras comparten experiencias personales de sus viajes por países como Perú, Argentina, Bolivia, México y Colombia. 👉 Cuéntanos: ¿Cuál ha sido tu país favorito en Latinoamérica y por qué? ¡Ven a vivir una inmersión total con nosotros en Colombia! => Revisa los 3 viajes de inmersión que tenemos aquí: https://spanishlandschool.com/2026-group-trips Este 2026 puedes viajar a Colombia por una semana en alguno de nuestros tres viajes en mayo y junio. Puedes venir a: Bogotá y Villa de Leyva, Vado Real y Suaita (el campo) o Medellín. ¿Qué obtendrás de estas semanas de inmersión? Pasar una semana con 5 miembros de nuestro equipo y hablar 100% en español todo el tiempo con los locales. Tener 2 horas de clases de español cada día de lunes a viernes. Hacer actividades, tours y excursiones para descubrir la belleza de Colombia, su gastronomía, cultura y su gente. Ve ya mismo a revisar los detalles y regístrate aquí: https://spanishlandschool.com/2026-group-trips Si tienes preguntas, manda un correo a: [email protected]

Send a textWe are replaying a very special episode this week on the Run Eat Drink Podcast as we flash back to a celebration of Jeff Galloway's 80th birthday.  Jeff means so much to us.  He is not just an Olympian; he is founder of the run-walk-run method.  He is also a friend and family member to so many of us in the run-walk-run community.  Words cannot express the inspiration, love, guidance, and support he has given so many of us.As many of you may know from a recent Facebook post, Jeff is in recovery from emergency neurosurgery and is now in the care of a great medical team in the ICU.We also want to spread the word that if Jeff has impacted your life and you would like to leave him a special message during his recovery, please do here: https://www.tribute.co/jeff-galloway/?fbclid=IwY2xjawQFjnZleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETE4V0V1OGxka05KSUNFUEpTc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHp6rEx2uMeUov7-xyYgR80Hj75YQRu0Css2ujsx9sH9mw-Oo8Ia_dCGNWDmZ_aem_LRNh8rurPyck_msGE4Bv_QJeff, we love you and wish you a healthy and safe recovery. Support the showTHAT’S A WRAP! Thank you for listening! Because of your support, we are in our ninth year of the podcast! Don’t forget to follow us and tell us where to find you next on our website, Facebook, Instagram, and X. Also, check out our store on the website and get some swag, thanks to Pure Creative Apparel. Thanks to www.PodcastMusic.com for providing the music for this episode, too!

This episode: Parks for Tomorrow. We’re going to look at one protest in Banff on a drizzly October day in 1977. And we’re going to peek behind the scenes to see how and why organizers tried to get media attention. We’re sharing three stories about Albertan environmental groups and journalists way back in the 70s.It's part two of our mini-series… You Can Change the World! Or… Why Would I Talk to You?Parks for Tomorrow was a coalition of scientists and environmental groups from across Canada who came together to protect national parks from commercial exploitation. Most urgently, they wanted to stop expansion of the Sunshine Village ski resort in Banff, and cattle grazing and haycutting in Waterton and Prince Albert National Parks. Their campaign was centred around a march down the streets of Banff on October 23, 1977. The Parks for Tomorrow demands were endorsed by conservation groups from across Canada who said they represented over 750,000 members. The ground-level organizing work was done by a small group of volunteers, many from the Banff-based Bow Valley Naturalists.We went through Bow Valley Naturalists’ records at the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies to learn why they valued media coverage so highly – and ask how much these lessons would apply outside of a park.--Don't miss our next live show - Let's Find Out: About the Whale Society of Edmonton.Yes, Edmonton really used to have a save-the-whales club. No, they weren't based at West Edmonton Mall. But they did make a big splash.Join Let's Find Out host Chris Chang-Yen Phillips for a live podcast recording, exploring the fascinating history of the Whale Society of Edmonton.Live PodcastTuesday March 3 20266:30 – 8 PMCity of Edmonton ArchivesPrince of Wales Armouries10440 108 AvenueFrom 1979 - 1984, the group led public education programs about whales and dolphins and advocated for their protection. Together we'll learn what drove these Edmontonians in a time of hope and crisis, and see fan art and letters they received from around Alberta.Get tickets through Taproot Edmonton: luma.com/q45148xeThis episode is brought to you by SkirtsAfire, Edmonton's annual festival featuring the work of women in the arts. This year's festival takes place from March 5 to 15, 2026, in Old Strathcona and the French Quarter, plus a new venue: ArtsHub Ortona!This episode is also brought to you by The Pulse, Taproot Edmonton's daily newsletter. Subscribe to The Pulse and you'll get original journalism from Taproot's team of reporters, summaries of recent news and upcoming event listings, and The Taproot Mini crossword.