Brazilianisms: a podcast about Brazil Mon, 15 Dec 2025 06:29:43 +0000 Mon, 15 Dec 2025 06:29:43 +0000 Libsyn RSSgen 1.0 http://www.brazilianisms.com en http://www.brazilianisms.com An American living in Brazil discusses life there. https://static.libsyn.com/p/assets/3/d/1/5/3d154a1471a9bc73/Brazilianisms_Cover_Art.jpg Brazilianisms: a podcast about Brazil Kinsey no An American living in Brazil discusses life there. episodic Brazil,Brazilianisms,tvindy,Belo,Horizonte,brasil,podcast,Milton,abroad,travel,Portuguese,South,America no All about Braziltvindy@gmail.comKinsey Brazilianisms 085: Andreh Brazilianisms 085: Andreh Tue, 08 Dec 2015 06:31:16 +0000 Andreh is an American married to a Brazilian. He lives in Brasilia and teaches English there. We discuss his experiences in Brazil, his thoughts on Brazilian customer service, and the current political situation. (Please note that this was recorded a few months ago, so his views on Dilma's impeachment are not based on current information.)

]]> Andreh is an American married to a Brazilian. He lives in Brasilia and teaches English there. We discuss his experiences in Brazil, his thoughts on Brazilian customer service, and the current political situation. (Please note that this was recorded a few months ago, so his views on Dilma's impeachment are not based on current information.)

]]> 38:02 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Andreh is an American married to a Brazilian. He lives in Brasilia and teaches English there. We discuss his experiences in Brazil, his thoughts on Brazilian customer service, and the current political situation. (Please note that this was recorded a few months ago, so his views on Dilma's impeachment are not based on current information.)KinseyAndreh is an American married to a Brazilian. He lives in Brasilia and teaches English there. We discuss his experiences in Brazil, his thoughts on Brazilian customer service, and the current political situation. (Please note that this was recorded a few months ago, so his views on Dilma's impeachment are not based on current information.) Brazilianisms 084: Dayane Brazilianisms 084: Dayane Sun, 30 Aug 2015 22:00:27 +0000 Dayane

I chat with Dayane, a self-taught English speaker who lives in São Paulo.

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]]> 34:37 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)I chat with Dayane, a self-taught English speaker who lives in São Paulo.KinseyI chat with Dayane, a self-taught English speaker who lives in São Paulo. Brazilianisms 083: Zezinho from Rocinha Brazilianisms 083: Zezinho from Rocinha Mon, 24 Aug 2015 01:59:20 +0000 I chat with Zezinho about life in Rocinha, his favela tour company, the community center he's working on, and his cats. He's an old friend of the podcast. Last time we talked was back in episode 41.

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]]> I chat with Zezinho about life in Rocinha, his favela tour company, the community center he's working on, and his cats. He's an old friend of the podcast. Last time we talked was back in episode 41.

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]]> 01:11:02 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)I chat with Zezinho about life in Rocinha, his favela tour company, the community center he's working on, and his cats. He's an old friend of the podcast. Last time we talked was back in episode 41. Links: Favelatour.org — Zezinho's tour company Life in Rocinha — Zezinhos blog Spin Rocinha — Zezinho's DJ school Project Vida — the organization working to fund the community center (explanatory video) Zezinho's Contact Info: Facebook, Twitter, EmailKinseyI chat with Zezinho about life in Rocinha, his favela tour company, the community center he's working on, and his cats. He's an old friend of the podcast. Last time we talked was back in episode 41. Links: Favelatour.org — Zezinho's tour company Life in Rocinha — Zezinhos blog Spin Rocinha — Zezinho's DJ school Project Vida — the organization working to fund the community center (explanatory video) Zezinho's Contact Info: Facebook, Twitter, Email Brazilianisms 082: Milton in Canada Brazilianisms 082: Milton in Canada Mon, 17 Aug 2015 00:05:24 +0000 Milton pops in to talk about his recent trip to Canada as well as his motorcycle trip adventures to some small towns in Brazil.

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]]> 55:24 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton pops in to talk about his recent trip to Canada as well as his motorcycle trip adventures to some small towns in Brazil.KinseyMilton pops in to talk about his recent trip to Canada as well as his motorcycle trip adventures to some small towns in Brazil. Brazilianisms 081: The World Cup and Capoeira Brazilianisms 081: The World Cup and Capoeira Mon, 10 Aug 2015 02:41:58 +0000 Coming out of a long hiatus, I talk about the 2014 World Cup, that was hosted in Brazil. Then I play clip of a neuroscientist's take on capoeira.

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]]> 32:59 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Coming out of a long hiatus, I talk about the 2014 World Cup, that was hosted in Brazil. Then I play clip of a neuroscientist's take on capoeira. BRAZILIANISMS.COM keywords: World Cup, Brazil, capoeira, podcast, soccerKinseyComing out of a long hiatus, I talk about the 2014 World Cup, that was hosted in Brazil. Then I play clip of a neuroscientist's take on capoeira. BRAZILIANISMS.COM keywords: World Cup, Brazil, capoeira, podcast, soccer Brazilianisms 080: Jake Pegg Brazilianisms 080: Jake Pegg Fri, 23 May 2014 03:12:09 +0000 Jake is an American musician with a love for all kinds of Brazilian music. He and his Forró band z'Bumba, create awesome authentic-sounding Brazilian music in Portland, Oregon.

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]]> Jake is an American musician with a love for all kinds of Brazilian music. He and his Forró band z'Bumba, create awesome authentic-sounding Brazilian music in Portland, Oregon.

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]]> 01:06:36 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Jake is an American musician with a love for all kinds of Brazilian music. He and his Forró band z'Bumba, create awesome authentic-sounding Brazilian music in Portland, Oregon. Links: Batucada: the sound of the favelas and Bahia Black's Ritual Beating System were the two CDs that introduced Jake to Brazilian music. See a full two-hour rendition of Cavalo Marinho on YouTube. Read about the Rabeca Fiddle on Wikipedia. Listen to a previous interview with the hosts of the Caipirinha Appreciation Society podcast. Read about Forró on Wikipedia. Read about the Zabumba drum on Wikipedia. Watch a complete Baile do Menino Jesus, or check out an overview of the highlights. Jake recommended the book Hello, Hello Brazil. The two songs played during the podcast are Mousers of Moreland and Magalenha, which can be purchased digitally at cdbaby or on CD.KinseyJake is an American musician with a love for all kinds of Brazilian music. He and his Forró band z'Bumba, create awesome authentic-sounding Brazilian music in Portland, Oregon. Links: Batucada: the sound of the favelas and Bahia Black's Ritual Beating System were the two CDs that introduced Jake to Brazilian music. See a full two-hour rendition of Cavalo Marinho on YouTube. Read about the Rabeca Fiddle on Wikipedia. Listen to a previous interview with the hosts of the Caipirinha Appreciation Society podcast. Read about Forró on Wikipedia. Read about the Zabumba drum on Wikipedia. Watch a complete Baile do Menino Jesus, or check out an overview of the highlights. Jake recommended the book Hello, Hello Brazil. The two songs played during the podcast are Mousers of Moreland and Magalenha, which can be purchased digitally at cdbaby or on CD. Brazilianisms 079: The Return of Mike Brazilianisms 079: The Return of Mike Tue, 06 May 2014 01:17:40 +0000 I chat with Mike again. When last we spoke in episode 69, he was in the U.S. planning to one day return to Brazil. Now he's living in São Paulo!

 

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]]> I chat with Mike again. When last we spoke in episode 69, he was in the U.S. planning to one day return to Brazil. Now he's living in São Paulo!

keywords: Brazil, travel, São Paulo, culture, interview

]]> 01:01:30 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)I chat with Mike again. When last we spoke in episode 69, he was in the U.S. planning to one day return to Brazil. Now he's living in São Paulo!   keywords: Brazil, travel, São Paulo, culture, interviewKinseyI chat with Mike again. When last we spoke in episode 69, he was in the U.S. planning to one day return to Brazil. Now he's living in São Paulo!   keywords: Brazil, travel, São Paulo, culture, interview Brazilianisms 078: Kacie Brazilianisms 078: Kacie Thu, 17 Oct 2013 03:20:40 +0000 I chat with Kacie, an American who spent time in Joinville, Santa Catarina teaching English.

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]]> 01:34:27 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)I chat with Kacie, an American who spent time in Joinville, Santa Catarina teaching English.KinseyI chat with Kacie, an American who spent time in Joinville, Santa Catarina teaching English. Brazilianisms 077: Milton Has a Car Brazilianisms 077: Milton Has a Car Fri, 24 May 2013 17:30:32 +0000 Milton stops by to chat about his new car and driving in Brazil.

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]]> 48:56 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton stops by to chat about his new car and driving in Brazil.KinseyMilton stops by to chat about his new car and driving in Brazil. Brazilianisms VIDEO 012: Pampulha Church Brazilianisms VIDEO 012: Pampulha Church Tue, 09 Apr 2013 01:27:34 +0000 Transcript:

Recently, one Brazil's most renowned architects, Oscar Niemeyer, passed away. He died on December 5th, 2012, ten days before what would have been his 105th birthday. I learned of him on my very first visit to Brazil in the 80s when he was already an old man, and every time I returned to Brazil and saw him turn up in the news, I was always astonished to learn he was still alive. Now I'm just as surprised to hear of his passing. 

He is most known as the great architect who designed the governmental buildings in Brazil's capital city of Brasilia under President Juscelino Kubitschek in the 1950s, as well helping to design the United Nations building in New York City. But back in the 40s when Kubitschek was the mayor of Belo Horizonte, Niemeyer was already known to him and was contracted by him to design buildings for a newly-created man-made lake in the Pampulha district of Belo Horizonte, the city where I now live. One of those buildings is the Church of Saint Francis of Assisi, which is today considered one of the most well-known icons of Belo Horizonte, as well as the most popular postcard image for visitors to that city.

But it wasn't always that way. Although construction of the church was completed in 1943, its unique architectural style was so reviled by the Catholic Church that it refused to consecrate it. In response to Niemeyer's remark that he had been was inspired by French Poet Paul Claudel's statement that "A church is God's hangar on earth," the archbishop of Belo Horizonte said it was more like the devil's bomb shelter and unfit for religious purposes. The church does, in fact, bear a striking resemblance to a miniature aircraft hangar, being the first architectural structure, besides actual hangars, to use a parabolic arch as a roof, making it radically different in appearance from traditional Catholic churches. The fact that Niemeyer was a professed atheist did nothing to help the situation.

The Church also took issue with some of the artwork, done by Brazilian Painter Cândido Portinari that was incorporated on both the exterior and interior of the building, such as this image, showing St. Francis with a dog. It is a reference to a story about him using the power of God to pacify a wolf that had been attacking villagers and their livestock. In gratitude, the people of the village agreed to feed and care for it, and it lived peacefully with them for many years thereafter until its death. It was a domesticated wolf, so the artist chose to portray it as a dog. Other images portrayal additional legends of St. Francis interacting with animals. Here he can be seen preaching to the birds. And here he is giving a sermon to the birds and the fish (although he appears to be stepping on one of the fish.)

The dog can be seen again on a large mural within the main part of the building. Smaller paintings signifying the Stations of the Cross hang at eye level on the cherry wood walls at either side. To the left is one of two confessionals. These were never used, since it was discovered after construction was completed that they do an excellent job of projecting the voice of a speaker within out to the entire room, making private conversations rather difficult.

Despite resistance by Church officials and an attempt by a later mayor to have the building demolished, it remained. As Niemeyer achieved greater fame for his architectural work in Brasilia, as well as the United Nations building in New York City, and as Portinari achieved ever greater recognition, eventually becoming one of the most renowned Brazilian painters, the artistic merit of the Church of Saint Francis became much harder to deny. In 1959, 16 years after construction, it was finally consecrated by Auxiliary Archbishop João Rezende Costa, who said, "Now we can feel the wonderful art created here in homage to the Creator."

Music:

--Meditation Impromptu 03 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) 

       Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

       http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Photos:

--UN Complex: licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license from www.WorldIslandInfo.com

--Lake Panorama: licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license from Wikipedia user Andreborgeslopes

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Recently, one Brazil's most renowned architects, Oscar Niemeyer, passed away. He died on December 5th, 2012, ten days before what would have been his 105th birthday. I learned of him on my very first visit to Brazil in the 80s when he was already an old man, and every time I returned to Brazil and saw him turn up in the news, I was always astonished to learn he was still alive. Now I'm just as surprised to hear of his passing.

He is most known as the great architect who designed the governmental buildings in Brazil's capital city of Brasilia under President Juscelino Kubitschek in the 1950s, as well helping to design the United Nations building in New York City. But back in the 40s when Kubitschek was the mayor of Belo Horizonte, Niemeyer was already known to him and was contracted by him to design buildings for a newly-created man-made lake in the Pampulha district of Belo Horizonte, the city where I now live. One of those buildings is the Church of Saint Francis of Assisi, which is today considered one of the most well-known icons of Belo Horizonte, as well as the most popular postcard image for visitors to that city.

But it wasn't always that way. Although construction of the church was completed in 1943, its unique architectural style was so reviled by the Catholic Church that it refused to consecrate it. In response to Niemeyer's remark that he had been was inspired by French Poet Paul Claudel's statement that "A church is God's hangar on earth," the archbishop of Belo Horizonte said it was more like the devil's bomb shelter and unfit for religious purposes. The church does, in fact, bear a striking resemblance to a miniature aircraft hangar, being the first architectural structure, besides actual hangars, to use a parabolic arch as a roof, making it radically different in appearance from traditional Catholic churches. The fact that Niemeyer was a professed atheist did nothing to help the situation.

The Church also took issue with some of the artwork, done by Brazilian Painter Cândido Portinari that was incorporated on both the exterior and interior of the building, such as this image, showing St. Francis with a dog. It is a reference to a story about him using the power of God to pacify a wolf that had been attacking villagers and their livestock. In gratitude, the people of the village agreed to feed and care for it, and it lived peacefully with them for many years thereafter until its death. It was a domesticated wolf, so the artist chose to portray it as a dog. Other images portrayal additional legends of St. Francis interacting with animals. Here he can be seen preaching to the birds. And here he is giving a sermon to the birds and the fish (although he appears to be stepping on one of the fish.)

The dog can be seen again on a large mural within the main part of the building. Smaller paintings signifying the Stations of the Cross hang at eye level on the cherry wood walls at either side. To the left is one of two confessionals. These were never used, since it was discovered after construction was completed that they do an excellent job of projecting the voice of a speaker within out to the entire room, making private conversations rather difficult.

Despite resistance by Church officials and an attempt by a later mayor to have the building demolished, it remained. As Niemeyer achieved greater fame for his architectural work in Brasilia, as well as the United Nations building in New York City, and as Portinari achieved ever greater recognition, eventually becoming one of the most renowned Brazilian painters, the artistic merit of the Church of Saint Francis became much harder to deny. In 1959, 16 years after construction, it was finally consecrated by Auxiliary Archbishop João Rezende Costa, who said, "Now we can feel the wonderful art created here in homage to the Creator."

Music:

--Meditation Impromptu 03 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Photos:

--UN Complex: licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license from www.WorldIslandInfo.com

--Lake Panorama: licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license from Wikipedia user Andreborgeslopes

]]> 04:37 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Transcript: Recently, one Brazil's most renowned architects, Oscar Niemeyer, passed away. He died on December 5th, 2012, ten days before what would have been his 105th birthday. I learned of him on my very first visit to Brazil in the 80s when he was already an old man, and every time I returned to Brazil and saw him turn up in the news, I was always astonished to learn he was still alive. Now I'm just as surprised to hear of his passing.  He is most known as the great architect who designed the governmental buildings in Brazil's capital city of Brasilia under President Juscelino Kubitschek in the 1950s, as well helping to design the United Nations building in New York City. But back in the 40s when Kubitschek was the mayor of Belo Horizonte, Niemeyer was already known to him and was contracted by him to design buildings for a newly-created man-made lake in the Pampulha district of Belo Horizonte, the city where I now live. One of those buildings is the Church of Saint Francis of Assisi, which is today considered one of the most well-known icons of Belo Horizonte, as well as the most popular postcard image for visitors to that city. But it wasn't always that way. Although construction of the church was completed in 1943, its unique architectural style was so reviled by the Catholic Church that it refused to consecrate it. In response to Niemeyer's remark that he had been was inspired by French Poet Paul Claudel's statement that "A church is God's hangar on earth," the archbishop of Belo Horizonte said it was more like the devil's bomb shelter and unfit for religious purposes. The church does, in fact, bear a striking resemblance to a miniature aircraft hangar, being the first architectural structure, besides actual hangars, to use a parabolic arch as a roof, making it radically different in appearance from traditional Catholic churches. The fact that Niemeyer was a professed atheist did nothing to help the situation. The Church also took issue with some of the artwork, done by Brazilian Painter Cândido Portinari that was incorporated on both the exterior and interior of the building, such as this image, showing St. Francis with a dog. It is a reference to a story about him using the power of God to pacify a wolf that had been attacking villagers and their livestock. In gratitude, the people of the village agreed to feed and care for it, and it lived peacefully with them for many years thereafter until its death. It was a domesticated wolf, so the artist chose to portray it as a dog. Other images portrayal additional legends of St. Francis interacting with animals. Here he can be seen preaching to the birds. And here he is giving a sermon to the birds and the fish (although he appears to be stepping on one of the fish.) The dog can be seen again on a large mural within the main part of the building. Smaller paintings signifying the Stations of the Cross hang at eye level on the cherry wood walls at either side. To the left is one of two confessionals. These were never used, since it was discovered after construction was completed that they do an excellent job of projecting the voice of a speaker within out to the entire room, making private conversations rather difficult. Despite resistance by Church officials and an attempt by a later mayor to have the building demolished, it remained. As Niemeyer achieved greater fame for his architectural work in Brasilia, as well as the United Nations building in New York City, and as Portinari achieved ever greater recognition, eventually becoming one of the most renowned Brazilian painters, the artistic merit of the Church of Saint Francis became much harder to deny. In 1959, 16 years after construction, it was finally consecrated by Auxiliary Archbishop João Rezende Costa, who said, "Now we can feel the wonderful art created here in homage to the Creator." Music: --Meditation Impromptu 03 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)         Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0        http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Photos: --UN Complex: licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license from www.WorldIslandInfo.com --Lake Panorama: licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license from Wikipedia user AndreborgeslopesKinseyTranscript: Recently, one Brazil's most renowned architects, Oscar Niemeyer, passed away. He died on December 5th, 2012, ten days before what would have been his 105th birthday. I learned of him on my very first visit to Brazil in the 80s when he was already an old man, and every time I returned to Brazil and saw him turn up in the news, I was always astonished to learn he was still alive. Now I'm just as surprised to hear of his passing.  He is most known as the great architect who designed the governmental buildings in Brazil's capital city of Brasilia under President Juscelino Kubitschek in the 1950s, as well helping to design the United Nations building in New York City. But back in the 40s when Kubitschek was the mayor of Belo Horizonte, Niemeyer was already known to him and was contracted by him to design buildings for a newly-created man-made lake in the Pampulha district of Belo Horizonte, the city where I now live. One of those buildings is the Church of Saint Francis of Assisi, which is today considered one of the most well-known icons of Belo Horizonte, as well as the most popular postcard image for visitors to that city. But it wasn't always that way. Although construction of the church was completed in 1943, its unique architectural style was so reviled by the Catholic Church that it refused to consecrate it. In response to Niemeyer's remark that he had been was inspired by French Poet Paul Claudel's statement that "A church is God's hangar on earth," the archbishop of Belo Horizonte said it was more like the devil's bomb shelter and unfit for religious purposes. The church does, in fact, bear a striking resemblance to a miniature aircraft hangar, being the first architectural structure, besides actual hangars, to use a parabolic arch as a roof, making it radically different in appearance from traditional Catholic churches. The fact that Niemeyer was a professed atheist did nothing to help the situation. The Church also took issue with some of the artwork, done by Brazilian Painter Cândido Portinari that was incorporated on both the exterior and interior of the building, such as this image, showing St. Francis with a dog. It is a reference to a story about him using the power of God to pacify a wolf that had been attacking villagers and their livestock. In gratitude, the people of the village agreed to feed and care for it, and it lived peacefully with them for many years thereafter until its death. It was a domesticated wolf, so the artist chose to portray it as a dog. Other images portrayal additional legends of St. Francis interacting with animals. Here he can be seen preaching to the birds. And here he is giving a sermon to the birds and the fish (although he appears to be stepping on one of the fish.) The dog can be seen again on a large mural within the main part of the building. Smaller paintings signifying the Stations of the Cross hang at eye level on the cherry wood walls at either side. To the left is one of two confessionals. These were never used, since it was discovered after construction was completed that they do an excellent job of projecting the voice of a speaker within out to the entire room, making private conversations rather difficult. Despite resistance by Church officials and an attempt by a later mayor to have the building demolished, it remained. As Niemeyer achieved greater fame for his architectural work in Brasilia, as well as the United Nations building in New York City, and as Portinari achieved ever greater recognition, eventually becoming one of the most renowned Brazilian painters, the artistic merit of the Church of Saint Francis became much harder to deny. In 1959, 16 years after construction, it was finally consecrated by Auxiliary Archbishop João Rezende Costa, who said, "Now we can feel the wonderful art created here in homage to the Creator." Music: --Meditation Impromptu 03 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)         Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0        http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Photos: --UN Complex: licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license from www.WorldIslandInfo.com --Lake Panorama: licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license from Wikipedia user Andreborgeslopes Brazilianisms 076: An Interview with Rafucko Brazilianisms 076: An Interview with Rafucko Fri, 15 Feb 2013 10:48:00 +0000 Rafucko

I chat with Rafucko, a Brazilian in Rio who blogs and produces YouTube videos in English about Brazil's social and political problems. (He also blogs and produces videos in Portuguese.) The tagline for his new show, entitled "Brazil Without Make-Up," is "An honest guide to my beautiful country. Unveiling Brazil's best kept secrets :)" 

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I chat with Rafucko, a Brazilian in Rio who blogs and produces YouTube videos in English about Brazil's social and political problems. (He also blogs and produces videos in Portuguese.) The tagline for his new show, entitled "Brazil Without Make-Up," is "An honest guide to my beautiful country. Unveiling Brazil's best kept secrets :)"

Links:

]]> 49:11 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)I chat with Rafucko, a Brazilian in Rio who blogs and produces YouTube videos in English about Brazil's social and political problems. (He also blogs and produces videos in Portuguese.) The tagline for his new show, entitled "Brazil Without Make-Up," is "An honest guide to my beautiful country. Unveiling Brazil's best kept secrets :)"  Links: White Couple's Black Child Kicked Out Of BMW Dealership In Brazil -- Forbes Renato Sorriso (the happy street sweeper) -- YouTube I pretended to be a garbage collector for 8 years and lived as an invisible being -- translated by Rafucko ‘Travelling with Nannies’ Proves Controversial in Brazil Brazil police order for indigenous eviction but squatters resist -- article about the possible forced eviction of the Indians living near Maracanã Stadium in RioKinseyI chat with Rafucko, a Brazilian in Rio who blogs and produces YouTube videos in English about Brazil's social and political problems. (He also blogs and produces videos in Portuguese.) The tagline for his new show, entitled "Brazil Without Make-Up," is "An honest guide to my beautiful country. Unveiling Brazil's best kept secrets :)"  Links: White Couple's Black Child Kicked Out Of BMW Dealership In Brazil -- Forbes Renato Sorriso (the happy street sweeper) -- YouTube I pretended to be a garbage collector for 8 years and lived as an invisible being -- translated by Rafucko ‘Travelling with Nannies’ Proves Controversial in Brazil Brazil police order for indigenous eviction but squatters resist -- article about the possible forced eviction of the Indians living near Maracanã Stadium in Rio Brazilianisms 075: Darcy Ribeiro Brazilianisms 075: Darcy Ribeiro Mon, 07 Jan 2013 21:20:00 +0000 Back in the 90s when I was a college student, Brazilian scholar Darcy Ribeiro visited Indiana University to give a lecture on his theories of race and culture in Latin America. (We discussed his ideas at length back in episode 15.) I attended his talk and recorded it with my trusty audio cassette recorder. The last time I was in the US, I managed to track down the tape and now offer it here as a digital download. This was recorded on September 19, 1992.

]]> Back in the 90s when I was a college student, Brazilian scholar Darcy Ribeiro visited Indiana University to give a lecture on his theories of race and culture in Latin America. (We discussed his ideas at length back in episode 15.) I attended his talk and recorded it with my trusty audio cassette recorder. The last time I was in the US, I managed to track down the tape and now offer it here as a digital download. This was recorded on September 19, 1992.

]]> 01:08:51 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Back in the 90s when I was a college student, Brazilian scholar Darcy Ribeiro visited Indiana University to give a lecture on his theories of race and culture in Latin America. (We discussed his ideas at length back in episode 15.) I attended his talk and recorded it with my trusty audio cassette recorder. The last time I was in the US, I managed to track down the tape and now offer it here as a digital download. This was recorded on September 19, 1992.KinseyBack in the 90s when I was a college student, Brazilian scholar Darcy Ribeiro visited Indiana University to give a lecture on his theories of race and culture in Latin America. (We discussed his ideas at length back in episode 15.) I attended his talk and recorded it with my trusty audio cassette recorder. The last time I was in the US, I managed to track down the tape and now offer it here as a digital download. This was recorded on September 19, 1992. Brazilianisms VIDEO 011: Simone in the US (2012) Brazilianisms VIDEO 011: Simone in the US (2012) Mon, 24 Dec 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Highlights from Simone and Kinsey's Fourth Annual Road Trip in the US

You can also watch this video in full 720p on YouTube: http://youtu.be/YsdAhUYtL0U

]]> Highlights from Simone and Kinsey's Fourth Annual Road Trip in the US

You can also watch this video in full 720p on YouTube: http://youtu.be/YsdAhUYtL0U

]]> 36:32 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Highlights from Simone and Kinsey's Fourth Annual Road Trip in the US You can also watch this video in full 720p on YouTube: http://youtu.be/YsdAhUYtL0UKinseyHighlights from Simone and Kinsey's Fourth Annual Road Trip in the US You can also watch this video in full 720p on YouTube: http://youtu.be/YsdAhUYtL0U Brazilianisms 074: Another Chat with Mark at Dragon*Con Brazilianisms 074: Another Chat with Mark at Dragon*Con Thu, 13 Dec 2012 04:25:27 +0000 As happened last year, I met up with Mark at Dragon*Con to record an episode. This time it was a success! Mark worked as a missionary in Rio Grande do Sul for two years in the late 90s. He talks about his experiences there, and then we chat about Dragon*Con.

]]> As happened last year, I met up with Mark at Dragon*Con to record an episode. This time it was a success! Mark worked as a missionary in Rio Grande do Sul for two years in the late 90s. He talks about his experiences there, and then we chat about Dragon*Con.

]]> 46:44 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)As happened last year, I met up with Mark at Dragon*Con to record an episode. This time it was a success! Mark worked as a missionary in Rio Grande do Sul for two years in the late 90s. He talks about his experiences there, and then we chat about Dragon*Con.KinseyAs happened last year, I met up with Mark at Dragon*Con to record an episode. This time it was a success! Mark worked as a missionary in Rio Grande do Sul for two years in the late 90s. He talks about his experiences there, and then we chat about Dragon*Con. Brazilianisms 073: An Interview with Shelley Brazilianisms 073: An Interview with Shelley Thu, 06 Sep 2012 01:27:46 +0000 I chat with Shelley from the blog Give us this day our daily mango. Shelley is an American who recently moved to Brazil with her husband and three children.

]]> I chat with Shelley from the blog Give us this day our daily mango. Shelley is an American who recently moved to Brazil with her husband and three children.

]]> 01:02:30 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)I chat with Shelley from the blog Give us this day our daily mango. Shelley is an American who recently moved to Brazil with her husband and three children.KinseyI chat with Shelley from the blog Give us this day our daily mango. Shelley is an American who recently moved to Brazil with her husband and three children. Brazilianisms 072: Milton Pays a Visit Brazilianisms 072: Milton Pays a Visit Wed, 18 Jul 2012 01:58:56 +0000 Milton stops by to chat about his childhood memories as well as his broken arm. Also, here's the China in Box commercial.

]]> Milton stops by to chat about his childhood memories as well as his broken arm. Also, here's the China in Box commercial.

]]> 01:06:12 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton stops by to chat about his childhood memories as well as his broken arm. Also, here's the China in Box commercial.KinseyMilton stops by to chat about his childhood memories as well as his broken arm. Also, here's the China in Box commercial. Brazilianisms 071: Kika and MdC Suingue Brazilianisms 071: Kika and MdC Suingue Tue, 03 Jul 2012 21:18:00 +0000 I chat with Kika and MdC Suingue from the Caipirinha Appreciation Society, an English language Brazilian music podcast.

Links:

]]> I chat with Kika and MdC Suingue from the Caipirinha Appreciation Society, an English language Brazilian music podcast.

Links:

]]> 01:04:37 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)I chat with Kika and MdC Suingue from the Caipirinha Appreciation Society, an English language Brazilian music podcast. Links: Rock Brasileiro: História em Imagens -- trailer for a documentary that Kika made about Brazilian Rock Os Irmãos Roberto -- trailer for a documentary that Kika made about Brazilian architects Passagem Para . . . -- a travel series that Kika worked on Kiko Dinucci -- a great up-and-coming musician recommended by MdC Suingue ½ dúzia de 3 ou 4 -- a great up-and-coming band recommended by MdCSuingueKinseyI chat with Kika and MdC Suingue from the Caipirinha Appreciation Society, an English language Brazilian music podcast. Links: Rock Brasileiro: História em Imagens -- trailer for a documentary that Kika made about Brazilian Rock Os Irmãos Roberto -- trailer for a documentary that Kika made about Brazilian architects Passagem Para . . . -- a travel series that Kika worked on Kiko Dinucci -- a great up-and-coming musician recommended by MdC Suingue ½ dúzia de 3 ou 4 -- a great up-and-coming band recommended by MdCSuingue Brazilianisms 070: Loren and Monike Brazilianisms 070: Loren and Monike Tue, 19 Jun 2012 20:36:00 +0000 Loren is an American married to Brazilian veterinarian Monike. I chat with them about how they met and the interesting misunderstandings and cultural differences they have encountered. Loren is learning Portuguese by reading Mônica comics and watching Zorra Total.

brazilianisms.com

]]> Loren is an American married to Brazilian veterinarian Monike. I chat with them about how they met and the interesting misunderstandings and cultural differences they have encountered. Loren is learning Portuguese by reading Mônica comics and watching Zorra Total.

brazilianisms.com

]]> 01:08:18 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Loren is an American married to Brazilian veterinarian Monike. I chat with them about how they met and the interesting misunderstandings and cultural differences they have encountered. Loren is learning Portuguese by reading Mônica comics and watching Zorra Total. brazilianisms.comKinseyLoren is an American married to Brazilian veterinarian Monike. I chat with them about how they met and the interesting misunderstandings and cultural differences they have encountered. Loren is learning Portuguese by reading Mônica comics and watching Zorra Total. brazilianisms.com Brazilianisms 069: An Interview with Mike Brazilianisms 069: An Interview with Mike Fri, 01 Jun 2012 02:23:41 +0000 Mike is an American who has visited Brazil three times over the past three years and hopes to eventually spend a year living there. He talks about his experiences (mostly in Rio) and why he considers Brazil his favorite place on earth.

Mike keeps up to date about Brazil on Twitter by following @10kjuan, @brazzil, @thebrazilbiz,@thebrazilshow, and of course @brazilianisms. He's currently reading The Masters and the Slaves by Gilberto Freyre. He has gotten to know and hang out with many cool Brazilians he met on CouchSurfing.

Mike blogs about Brazil at American Mind -- Espírito Brasileiro. You can also follow him on Twitter and friend him on Facebook.

]]> Mike is an American who has visited Brazil three times over the past three years and hopes to eventually spend a year living there. He talks about his experiences (mostly in Rio) and why he considers Brazil his favorite place on earth.

Mike keeps up to date about Brazil on Twitter by following @10kjuan, @brazzil, @thebrazilbiz,@thebrazilshow, and of course @brazilianisms. He's currently reading The Masters and the Slaves by Gilberto Freyre. He has gotten to know and hang out with many cool Brazilians he met on CouchSurfing.

Mike blogs about Brazil at American Mind -- Espírito Brasileiro. You can also follow him on Twitter and friend him on Facebook.

]]> 35:36 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Mike is an American who has visited Brazil three times over the past three years and hopes to eventually spend a year living there. He talks about his experiences (mostly in Rio) and why he considers Brazil his favorite place on earth. Mike keeps up to date about Brazil on Twitter by following @10kjuan, @brazzil, @thebrazilbiz,@thebrazilshow, and of course @brazilianisms. He's currently reading The Masters and the Slaves by Gilberto Freyre. He has gotten to know and hang out with many cool Brazilians he met on CouchSurfing. Mike blogs about Brazil at American Mind -- Espírito Brasileiro. You can also follow him on Twitter and friend him on Facebook.KinseyMike is an American who has visited Brazil three times over the past three years and hopes to eventually spend a year living there. He talks about his experiences (mostly in Rio) and why he considers Brazil his favorite place on earth. Mike keeps up to date about Brazil on Twitter by following @10kjuan, @brazzil, @thebrazilbiz,@thebrazilshow, and of course @brazilianisms. He's currently reading The Masters and the Slaves by Gilberto Freyre. He has gotten to know and hang out with many cool Brazilians he met on CouchSurfing. Mike blogs about Brazil at American Mind -- Espírito Brasileiro. You can also follow him on Twitter and friend him on Facebook. Brazilianisms 068: An Interview with 10kJuan Brazilianisms 068: An Interview with 10kJuan Thu, 24 May 2012 16:19:00 +0000 I talk to 10kJuan, an Ecuadorian-Spanish-American from Queens, New York who currently resides in São Paulo. 

]]> I talk to 10kJuan, an Ecuadorian-Spanish-American from Queens, New York who currently resides in São Paulo.

]]> 53:13 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)I talk to 10kJuan, an Ecuadorian-Spanish-American from Queens, New York who currently resides in São Paulo. KinseyI talk to 10kJuan, an Ecuadorian-Spanish-American from Queens, New York who currently resides in São Paulo.  Brazilianisms 067: Another Chat with Brandon Brazilianisms 067: Another Chat with Brandon Mon, 16 Apr 2012 04:31:25 +0000 Brandon revisits the show with an update on his experiences as his move to Brazil draws near.

]]> Brandon revisits the show with an update on his experiences as his move to Brazil draws near.

]]> 01:03:24 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Brandon revisits the show with an update on his experiences as his move to Brazil draws near.KinseyBrandon revisits the show with an update on his experiences as his move to Brazil draws near. Brazilianisms 066: Current Events Brazilianisms 066: Current Events Wed, 28 Mar 2012 01:08:12 +0000  I do my second solo episode and discuss interesting news items.

]]> I do my second solo episode and discuss interesting news items.

]]> 21:13 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey) I do my second solo episode and discuss interesting news items.Kinsey I do my second solo episode and discuss interesting news items. Brazilianisms 065: Sundry Topics Followed by Much Banter Brazilianisms 065: Sundry Topics Followed by Much Banter Mon, 30 Jan 2012 03:00:00 +0000 We talk about some news stories and ideas for future show topics. Then we go off on a tangent and discuss Milton's crappy computer. This is a longer-than-usual episode, and for some reason the audio gets a bit crackly after 43 minutes. Sorry about that.

Links:

]]> We talk about some news stories and ideas for future show topics. Then we go off on a tangent and discuss Milton's crappy computer. This is a longer-than-usual episode, and for some reason the audio gets a bit crackly after 43 minutes. Sorry about that.

Links:

]]> 57:44 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We talk about some news stories and ideas for future show topics. Then we go off on a tangent and discuss Milton's crappy computer. This is a longer-than-usual episode, and for some reason the audio gets a bit crackly after 43 minutes. Sorry about that. Links: Facebook Surpasses Orkut in Brazil Brazil's Plummeting Birthrate BRIC vs. BRICS Yet Another New Isolated Amazon Tribe 120-Year-Old Woman in AcreKinseyWe talk about some news stories and ideas for future show topics. Then we go off on a tangent and discuss Milton's crappy computer. This is a longer-than-usual episode, and for some reason the audio gets a bit crackly after 43 minutes. Sorry about that. Links: Facebook Surpasses Orkut in Brazil Brazil's Plummeting Birthrate BRIC vs. BRICS Yet Another New Isolated Amazon Tribe 120-Year-Old Woman in Acre Brazilianisms 064: Feedback Brazilianisms 064: Feedback Wed, 25 Jan 2012 05:50:25 +0000 Milton shaved off his beard! Besides feedback, we talk about Netflix in Brazil, the adorable Capivari currency, and people who can't tell time. Also, Brazil is one of the eight most complicated countries to visit.

This episode has been brought to you by the numbers 24, 171 and X9.

]]> Milton shaved off his beard! Besides feedback, we talk about Netflix in Brazil, the adorable Capivari currency, and people who can't tell time. Also, Brazil is one of the eight most complicated countries to visit.

This episode has been brought to you by the numbers 24, 171 and X9.

]]> 31:59 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton shaved off his beard! Besides feedback, we talk about Netflix in Brazil, the adorable Capivari currency, and people who can't tell time. Also, Brazil is one of the eight most complicated countries to visit. This episode has been brought to you by the numbers 24, 171 and X9.KinseyMilton shaved off his beard! Besides feedback, we talk about Netflix in Brazil, the adorable Capivari currency, and people who can't tell time. Also, Brazil is one of the eight most complicated countries to visit. This episode has been brought to you by the numbers 24, 171 and X9. Brazilianisms VIDEO 010: Simone in the US (2010) Brazilianisms VIDEO 010: Simone in the US (2010) Sun, 22 Jan 2012 14:59:53 +0000 Highlights from Simone and Kinsey's Second Annual Road Trip in the US.

I know I put in quite a lot of Disney parade footage, but I really didn't have much other video from that trip.

]]> Highlights from Simone and Kinsey's Second Annual Road Trip in the US.

I know I put in quite a lot of Disney parade footage, but I really didn't have much other video from that trip.

]]> 07:54 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Highlights from Simone and Kinsey's Second Annual Road Trip in the US. I know I put in quite a lot of Disney parade footage, but I really didn't have much other video from that trip.KinseyHighlights from Simone and Kinsey's Second Annual Road Trip in the US. I know I put in quite a lot of Disney parade footage, but I really didn't have much other video from that trip. Brazilianisms 063: A Bit of Arguing Brazilianisms 063: A Bit of Arguing Tue, 27 Dec 2011 14:27:55 +0000 We talk about English teaching in Brazil, and then we argue about race.

]]> We talk about English teaching in Brazil, and then we argue about race.

]]> 42:17 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We talk about English teaching in Brazil, and then we argue about race.KinseyWe talk about English teaching in Brazil, and then we argue about race. Brazilianisms VIDEO 009: Simone in the US (2011) Brazilianisms VIDEO 009: Simone in the US (2011) Mon, 12 Dec 2011 03:00:00 +0000 Highlights from Simone and Kinsey's Third Annual Road Trip in the US

]]> Highlights from Simone and Kinsey's Third Annual Road Trip in the US

]]> 14:13 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Highlights from Simone and Kinsey's Third Annual Road Trip in the USKinseyHighlights from Simone and Kinsey's Third Annual Road Trip in the US Brazilianisms 062: Very Late Feedback Brazilianisms 062: Very Late Feedback Mon, 05 Dec 2011 04:41:50 +0000 I'm so late getting this posted that it's a bit out of date. I'm no longer preparing for a trip to the US but have actually been there and back. Still, the feedback is relevant.

]]> I'm so late getting this posted that it's a bit out of date. I'm no longer preparing for a trip to the US but have actually been there and back. Still, the feedback is relevant.

]]> 29:29 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)I'm so late getting this posted that it's a bit out of date. I'm no longer preparing for a trip to the US but have actually been there and back. Still, the feedback is relevant.KinseyI'm so late getting this posted that it's a bit out of date. I'm no longer preparing for a trip to the US but have actually been there and back. Still, the feedback is relevant. Brazilianisms 061: A Brief Chat with Brandon Brazilianisms 061: A Brief Chat with Brandon Wed, 02 Nov 2011 19:04:59 +0000 We chat with listener Brandon in what is the longest episode of Brazilianisms to date. We couldn't stop talking. The conversation was just that good.

]]> We chat with listener Brandon in what is the longest episode of Brazilianisms to date. We couldn't stop talking. The conversation was just that good.

]]> 01:49:22 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We chat with listener Brandon in what is the longest episode of Brazilianisms to date. We couldn't stop talking. The conversation was just that good.KinseyWe chat with listener Brandon in what is the longest episode of Brazilianisms to date. We couldn't stop talking. The conversation was just that good. Brazilianisms 060: Soccer and Traffic Brazilianisms 060: Soccer and Traffic Wed, 19 Oct 2011 06:30:00 +0000 Milton discusses soccer in Brazil, and then we debate whether or not the traffic in Belo Horizonte has gotten worse over the years.

]]> Milton discusses soccer in Brazil, and then we debate whether or not the traffic in Belo Horizonte has gotten worse over the years.

]]> 37:13 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton discusses soccer in Brazil, and then we debate whether or not the traffic in Belo Horizonte has gotten worse over the years.KinseyMilton discusses soccer in Brazil, and then we debate whether or not the traffic in Belo Horizonte has gotten worse over the years. Brazilianisms Mini-Episode 003: Meeting Mark at Dragon*Con Brazilianisms Mini-Episode 003: Meeting Mark at Dragon*Con Thu, 13 Oct 2011 01:09:37 +0000 I have a short conversation with listener Mark at Dragon*Con.

]]> I have a short conversation with listener Mark at Dragon*Con.

]]> 07:28 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)I have a short conversation with listener Mark at Dragon*Con.KinseyI have a short conversation with listener Mark at Dragon*Con. Brazilianisms 059: That Darned Parrot Brazilianisms 059: That Darned Parrot Mon, 08 Aug 2011 03:07:10 +0000 We cover a variety of topics and do a bit more feedback.

]]> We cover a variety of topics and do a bit more feedback.

]]> 34:34 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We cover a variety of topics and do a bit more feedback.KinseyWe cover a variety of topics and do a bit more feedback. Brazilianisms 058: Feedback Brazilianisms 058: Feedback Sat, 23 Jul 2011 03:03:00 +0000 We cover a bit of feedback.

]]> We cover a bit of feedback.

]]> 39:01 true full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We cover a bit of feedback.KinseyWe cover a bit of feedback. Brazilianisms 057: Milton is Unhelpful Brazilianisms 057: Milton is Unhelpful Fri, 15 Jul 2011 22:32:43 +0000 We're finally back with another feedback episode!

]]> We're finally back with another feedback episode!

]]> 45:49 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We're finally back with another feedback episode!KinseyWe're finally back with another feedback episode! Brazilianisms Mini-Episode 002: Milton Confuses Kinsey Brazilianisms Mini-Episode 002: Milton Confuses Kinsey Sat, 14 May 2011 15:00:00 +0000 Milton tries to explain something about the curriculum where we teach English, and I become hopelessly confused. Don't expect to learn anything about Brazil in this slightly humorous mini episode.

]]> Milton tries to explain something about the curriculum where we teach English, and I become hopelessly confused. Don't expect to learn anything about Brazil in this slightly humorous mini episode.

]]> 10:01 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton tries to explain something about the curriculum where we teach English, and I become hopelessly confused. Don't expect to learn anything about Brazil in this slightly humorous mini episode.KinseyMilton tries to explain something about the curriculum where we teach English, and I become hopelessly confused. Don't expect to learn anything about Brazil in this slightly humorous mini episode. Brazilianisms 056: Language Learning and Teaching Brazilianisms 056: Language Learning and Teaching Tue, 10 May 2011 17:32:14 +0000 We talk about our experiences teaching and learning foreign languages.

]]> We talk about our experiences teaching and learning foreign languages.

]]> 01:02:34 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We talk about our experiences teaching and learning foreign languages.KinseyWe talk about our experiences teaching and learning foreign languages. Brazilianisms 055: Kidney Stones Brazilianisms 055: Kidney Stones Mon, 04 Apr 2011 17:50:00 +0000 This episode is mainly about my recent experiences being diagnosed and treated for kidney stones in Brazil. We also revisit the topic of green lasers being shot at airplanes, Milton tells about being nearly killed in a bicycle accident, and I talk about falling on some wet stairs.

]]> This episode is mainly about my recent experiences being diagnosed and treated for kidney stones in Brazil. We also revisit the topic of green lasers being shot at airplanes, Milton tells about being nearly killed in a bicycle accident, and I talk about falling on some wet stairs.

]]> 48:06 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)This episode is mainly about my recent experiences being diagnosed and treated for kidney stones in Brazil. We also revisit the topic of green lasers being shot at airplanes, Milton tells about being nearly killed in a bicycle accident, and I talk about falling on some wet stairs.KinseyThis episode is mainly about my recent experiences being diagnosed and treated for kidney stones in Brazil. We also revisit the topic of green lasers being shot at airplanes, Milton tells about being nearly killed in a bicycle accident, and I talk about falling on some wet stairs. Brazilianisms 054: Background Noise Bonanza Brazilianisms 054: Background Noise Bonanza Sat, 12 Mar 2011 03:01:00 +0000 I apologize for the ridiculous amount of background noises heard throughout the episode. Some crazy neighbor decided to hammer and use power tools as we were recording. Since opportunities to record with Milton are few and far between, I decided to go on with the show. In this episode, we compare healthcare in the US and Brazil. Then we discuss the Pirahã indians and their unique cultural and linguistic traits.

]]> I apologize for the ridiculous amount of background noises heard throughout the episode. Some crazy neighbor decided to hammer and use power tools as we were recording. Since opportunities to record with Milton are few and far between, I decided to go on with the show. In this episode, we compare healthcare in the US and Brazil. Then we discuss the Pirahã indians and their unique cultural and linguistic traits.

]]> 00 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)I apologize for the ridiculous amount of background noises heard throughout the episode. Some crazy neighbor decided to hammer and use power tools as we were recording. Since opportunities to record with Milton are few and far between, I decided to go on with the show. In this episode, we compare healthcare in the US and Brazil. Then we discuss the Pirahã indians and their unique cultural and linguistic traits.KinseyI apologize for the ridiculous amount of background noises heard throughout the episode. Some crazy neighbor decided to hammer and use power tools as we were recording. Since opportunities to record with Milton are few and far between, I decided to go on with the show. In this episode, we compare healthcare in the US and Brazil. Then we discuss the Pirahã indians and their unique cultural and linguistic traits. Brazilianisms 053: Milton's Mum's Maid Brazilianisms 053: Milton's Mum's Maid Sun, 27 Feb 2011 05:46:26 +0000 Milton is back! As always, it takes awhile to get back into the swing of things, but we muddle through.

]]> Milton is back! As always, it takes awhile to get back into the swing of things, but we muddle through.

]]> 35:39 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton is back! As always, it takes awhile to get back into the swing of things, but we muddle through.KinseyMilton is back! As always, it takes awhile to get back into the swing of things, but we muddle through. Brazilianisms 052: Music! Brazilianisms 052: Music! Sun, 13 Feb 2011 03:40:55 +0000 Here at last is our long-awaited Brazilian music episode. I am by no means an expert on Brazilian music, but I hope that this sampling gives a general idea of the range of musical styles produced in Brazil. I would especially like to thank Israeli podcaster Guy David for making this episode possible. In Israel it is legal to include copyrighted music in a podcast with the only requirement being that it is properly sited. With that in mind, I asked Guy if he would mind hosting this episode in his Israeli podcasting account. He graciously agreed, and thanks to him, I am now able to share all these songs with my listeners. The links below take you to iTunes, where you download each individual song (assuming you are using the US iTunes store). If you want to see all the songs together, you can go to my iTunes playlist. Enjoy!

]]> Here at last is our long-awaited Brazilian music episode. I am by no means an expert on Brazilian music, but I hope that this sampling gives a general idea of the range of musical styles produced in Brazil. I would especially like to thank Israeli podcaster Guy David for making this episode possible. In Israel it is legal to include copyrighted music in a podcast with the only requirement being that it is properly sited. With that in mind, I asked Guy if he would mind hosting this episode in his Israeli podcasting account. He graciously agreed, and thanks to him, I am now able to share all these songs with my listeners. The links below take you to iTunes, where you download each individual song (assuming you are using the US iTunes store). If you want to see all the songs together, you can go to my iTunes playlist. Enjoy!

]]> 54:51 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Here at last is our long-awaited Brazilian music episode. I am by no means an expert on Brazilian music, but I hope that this sampling gives a general idea of the range of musical styles produced in Brazil. I would especially like to thank Israeli podcaster Guy David for making this episode possible. In Israel it is legal to include copyrighted music in a podcast with the only requirement being that it is properly sited. With that in mind, I asked Guy if he would mind hosting this episode in his Israeli podcasting account. He graciously agreed, and thanks to him, I am now able to share all these songs with my listeners. The links below take you to iTunes, where you download each individual song (assuming you are using the US iTunes store). If you want to see all the songs together, you can go to my iTunes playlist. Enjoy!KinseyHere at last is our long-awaited Brazilian music episode. I am by no means an expert on Brazilian music, but I hope that this sampling gives a general idea of the range of musical styles produced in Brazil. I would especially like to thank Israeli podcaster Guy David for making this episode possible. In Israel it is legal to include copyrighted music in a podcast with the only requirement being that it is properly sited. With that in mind, I asked Guy if he would mind hosting this episode in his Israeli podcasting account. He graciously agreed, and thanks to him, I am now able to share all these songs with my listeners. The links below take you to iTunes, where you download each individual song (assuming you are using the US iTunes store). If you want to see all the songs together, you can go to my iTunes playlist. Enjoy! Brazilianisms 051: A Bit of Everything Brazilianisms 051: A Bit of Everything Sat, 25 Dec 2010 04:04:00 +0000 In this episode we're a bit more organized and actually manage to talk about Brazil. Milton insists on opening the window, so there's a lot of street noise in the background.

]]> In this episode we're a bit more organized and actually manage to talk about Brazil. Milton insists on opening the window, so there's a lot of street noise in the background.

]]> 44:42 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)In this episode we're a bit more organized and actually manage to talk about Brazil. Milton insists on opening the window, so there's a lot of street noise in the background.KinseyIn this episode we're a bit more organized and actually manage to talk about Brazil. Milton insists on opening the window, so there's a lot of street noise in the background. Brazilianisms 050: Back in Brazil Brazilianisms 050: Back in Brazil Tue, 21 Dec 2010 00:21:46 +0000 As happened last year, the first episode after I got back to Brazil is rather chaotic. We jump around a lot from topic to topic and somehow end up discussing the US more than Brazil. Also there's a lot of background noise from crinkly plastic bags. On the plus side, we're finally using a high-quality microphone.

]]> As happened last year, the first episode after I got back to Brazil is rather chaotic. We jump around a lot from topic to topic and somehow end up discussing the US more than Brazil. Also there's a lot of background noise from crinkly plastic bags. On the plus side, we're finally using a high-quality microphone.

]]> 45:33 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)As happened last year, the first episode after I got back to Brazil is rather chaotic. We jump around a lot from topic to topic and somehow end up discussing the US more than Brazil. Also there's a lot of background noise from crinkly plastic bags. On the plus side, we're finally using a high-quality microphone.KinseyAs happened last year, the first episode after I got back to Brazil is rather chaotic. We jump around a lot from topic to topic and somehow end up discussing the US more than Brazil. Also there's a lot of background noise from crinkly plastic bags. On the plus side, we're finally using a high-quality microphone. Brazilianisms 049: Live at Dragon*Con! Brazilianisms 049: Live at Dragon*Con! Fri, 10 Dec 2010 03:01:00 +0000 Finally, here is the episode we recorded for the second year in a row at Dragon*Con's podcasting track.

]]> Finally, here is the episode we recorded for the second year in a row at Dragon*Con's podcasting track.

]]> 54:10 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Finally, here is the episode we recorded for the second year in a row at Dragon*Con's podcasting track.KinseyFinally, here is the episode we recorded for the second year in a row at Dragon*Con's podcasting track. Brazilianisms 048: What about Beltrano? Brazilianisms 048: What about Beltrano? Sat, 04 Dec 2010 00:38:00 +0000 Finally we come out with a new episode! This was recorded nearly six months ago, but it's still worth a listen, especially if you're a Milton fan.

]]> Finally we come out with a new episode! This was recorded nearly six months ago, but it's still worth a listen, especially if you're a Milton fan.

]]> 01:12:56 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Finally we come out with a new episode! This was recorded nearly six months ago, but it's still worth a listen, especially if you're a Milton fan.KinseyFinally we come out with a new episode! This was recorded nearly six months ago, but it's still worth a listen, especially if you're a Milton fan. Brazilianisms 047: Once More with Spanky Brazilianisms 047: Once More with Spanky Fri, 13 Aug 2010 05:25:00 +0000 This is the fourth and final episode from our recording session with Spanky.

]]> This is the fourth and final episode from our recording session with Spanky.

]]> 42:38 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)This is the fourth and final episode from our recording session with Spanky.KinseyThis is the fourth and final episode from our recording session with Spanky. Brazilianisms 046: Spanky Brought Beer Brazilianisms 046: Spanky Brought Beer Wed, 28 Jul 2010 05:38:00 +0000 Things get a little crazy as Milton and I enjoy the beer that Spanky brought us.

Word of the Day: Lúpulo

]]> Things get a little crazy as Milton and I enjoy the beer that Spanky brought us.Word of the Day: Lúpulo

]]> 34:34 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Things get a little crazy as Milton and I enjoy the beer that Spanky brought us. Word of the Day: LúpuloKinseyThings get a little crazy as Milton and I enjoy the beer that Spanky brought us. Word of the Day: Lúpulo Brazilianisms 045: More Spanky Brazilianisms 045: More Spanky Tue, 25 May 2010 03:53:00 +0000 Spanky stays on. We talk about the Alta Vila Tower Mall, rock art in Gruta Rei do Mato (I gave the wrong name in the episode), and frustrating experiences with the Federal Police and at the airport. Also, I like Prawer chocolate.

]]> Spanky stays on. We talk about the Alta Vila Tower Mall, rock art in Gruta Rei do Mato (I gave the wrong name in the episode), and frustrating experiences with the Federal Police and at the airport. Also, I like Prawer chocolate.

]]> 36:19 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Spanky stays on. We talk about the Alta Vila Tower Mall, rock art in Gruta Rei do Mato (I gave the wrong name in the episode), and frustrating experiences with the Federal Police and at the airport. Also, I like Prawer chocolate.KinseySpanky stays on. We talk about the Alta Vila Tower Mall, rock art in Gruta Rei do Mato (I gave the wrong name in the episode), and frustrating experiences with the Federal Police and at the airport. Also, I like Prawer chocolate. Brazilianisms 044: A Visit from Spanky Claus Brazilianisms 044: A Visit from Spanky Claus Tue, 18 May 2010 17:34:00 +0000 Spanky drops by to record with us, bearing gifts. Meanwhile, a neighborhood dog barks and barks.

]]> Spanky drops by to record with us, bearing gifts. Meanwhile, a neighborhood dog barks and barks.

]]> 31:27 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Spanky drops by to record with us, bearing gifts. Meanwhile, a neighborhood dog barks and barks.KinseySpanky drops by to record with us, bearing gifts. Meanwhile, a neighborhood dog barks and barks. Brazilianisms 043: Just a Little More Feedback Brazilianisms 043: Just a Little More Feedback Tue, 11 May 2010 04:47:00 +0000 We took such a long hiatus that we forgot that our previous episode was already dedicated to feedback, so you get two feedback shows in a row!

I know this wasn't one of our stronger episodes, but don't give up on us quite yet. Next week's show has a special surprise guest.

]]> We took such a long hiatus that we forgot that our previous episode was already dedicated to feedback, so you get two feedback shows in a row!

I know this wasn't one of our stronger episodes, but don't give up on us quite yet. Next week's show has a special surprise guest.

]]> 28:45 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We took such a long hiatus that we forgot that our previous episode was already dedicated to feedback, so you get two feedback shows in a row! I know this wasn't one of our stronger episodes, but don't give up on us quite yet. Next week's show has a special surprise guest.KinseyWe took such a long hiatus that we forgot that our previous episode was already dedicated to feedback, so you get two feedback shows in a row! I know this wasn't one of our stronger episodes, but don't give up on us quite yet. Next week's show has a special surprise guest. Brazilianisms 042: Milton and the Motorcycle Brazilianisms 042: Milton and the Motorcycle Thu, 06 May 2010 05:57:00 +0000 We do a bit of feedback, speculate on Spanky, and talk about Milton's new motorcycle. Also, Milton is not gay.

(If anyone is having trouble accessing the site at www.brazilianismspodcast.com, you can also get to it through tvindy.typepad.com/brazilianisms .)

]]> We do a bit of feedback, speculate on Spanky, and talk about Milton's new motorcycle. Also, Milton is not gay.

(If anyone is having trouble accessing the site at www.brazilianismspodcast.com, you can also get to it through tvindy.typepad.com/brazilianisms .)

]]> 35:21 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We do a bit of feedback, speculate on Spanky, and talk about Milton's new motorcycle. Also, Milton is not gay. (If anyone is having trouble accessing the site at www.brazilianismspodcast.com, you can also get to it through tvindy.typepad.com/brazilianisms .)KinseyWe do a bit of feedback, speculate on Spanky, and talk about Milton's new motorcycle. Also, Milton is not gay. (If anyone is having trouble accessing the site at www.brazilianismspodcast.com, you can also get to it through tvindy.typepad.com/brazilianisms .) Brazilianisms VIDEO 008: Gestures Brazilianisms VIDEO 008: Gestures Tue, 16 Mar 2010 02:06:00 +0000 Milton demonstrates some of the most important Brazilian gestures.

]]> Milton demonstrates some of the most important Brazilian gestures.

]]> 09:01 true full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton demonstrates some of the most important Brazilian gestures.KinseyMilton demonstrates some of the most important Brazilian gestures. Brazilianisms 041: Rocinha Brazilianisms 041: Rocinha Mon, 04 Jan 2010 02:51:00 +0000 01:21:52 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We interview Deejay Zezinho, whose company provides in-depth tours of Rocinha, Rio's largest favela.KinseyWe interview Deejay Zezinho, whose company provides in-depth tours of Rocinha, Rio's largest favela. Brazilianisms VIDEO 007: Where are we now, Simone? Brazilianisms VIDEO 007: Where are we now, Simone? Sun, 03 Jan 2010 05:01:00 +0000 21:38 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)This is footage from my roadtrip with Simone in the US.KinseyThis is footage from my roadtrip with Simone in the US. Brazilianisms VIDEO 006: Oreo Comparison Brazilianisms VIDEO 006: Oreo Comparison Thu, 24 Dec 2009 04:16:00 +0000 George Hrab and Slau conduct a blind taste test at Dragon*Con to determine whether or not Brazilian oreos are in fact inferior to American ones.
]]> George Hrab and Slau conduct a blind taste test at Dragon*Con to determine whether or not Brazilian oreos are in fact inferior to American ones.]]> 04:37 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)George Hrab and Slau conduct a blind taste test at Dragon*Con to determine whether or not Brazilian oreos are in fact inferior to American ones.KinseyGeorge Hrab and Slau conduct a blind taste test at Dragon*Con to determine whether or not Brazilian oreos are in fact inferior to American ones. Brazilianisms 040: Back in Brazil Brazilianisms 040: Back in Brazil Mon, 14 Dec 2009 02:40:00 +0000 35:27 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)This is our first recording after Simone's and my return from the US. Milton and I talk about the Brazilianisms live show at Dragon*Con and the road trip I took with Simone. Also, we finally have decent microphones. (Now if only Milton would learn to hold his properly.)KinseyThis is our first recording after Simone's and my return from the US. Milton and I talk about the Brazilianisms live show at Dragon*Con and the road trip I took with Simone. Also, we finally have decent microphones. (Now if only Milton would learn to hold his properly.) Brazilianisms 039: More on the Portuguese Language Brazilianisms 039: More on the Portuguese Language Wed, 09 Dec 2009 03:45:00 +0000 50:06 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton talks about soccer, and then we revisit the Portuguese language.KinseyMilton talks about soccer, and then we revisit the Portuguese language. Brazilianisms 038: Holidays Brazilianisms 038: Holidays Tue, 01 Dec 2009 05:57:00 +0000 42:47 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton and I talk about Brazilian holidays.KinseyMilton and I talk about Brazilian holidays. Brazilianisms 037: Live at Dragon*Con Brazilianisms 037: Live at Dragon*Con Fri, 23 Oct 2009 06:59:00 +0000 This episode was recorded live at the podcasting track of Dragon*Con 2009.

]]> This episode was recorded live at the podcasting track of Dragon*Con 2009.

]]> 48:10 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)This episode was recorded live at the podcasting track of Dragon*Con 2009.KinseyThis episode was recorded live at the podcasting track of Dragon*Con 2009. Brazilianisms 036: Milton Finally Gets it Brazilianisms 036: Milton Finally Gets it Sat, 25 Jul 2009 07:21:00 +0000 39:52 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton and I respond to more feedback, and we have a bit better sound quality.KinseyMilton and I respond to more feedback, and we have a bit better sound quality. Brazilianisms 035: Feedback Brazilianisms 035: Feedback Sun, 19 Jul 2009 04:50:00 +0000 42:05 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton and I catch up on various bits of interesting feedback.KinseyMilton and I catch up on various bits of interesting feedback. Brazilianisms 034: Miscellaneous Brazilian Cultural Traits Brazilianisms 034: Miscellaneous Brazilian Cultural Traits Mon, 13 Jul 2009 03:24:00 +0000
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]]> 45:35 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton and I talk about some unusual characteristics of Brazilian culture. Website: http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/BrazilianismsKinseyMilton and I talk about some unusual characteristics of Brazilian culture. Website: http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Brazilianisms Brazilianisms 033: Belo Horizonte Brazilianisms 033: Belo Horizonte Sat, 04 Jul 2009 03:47:00 +0000 ]]> 58:35 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton and I talk about Belo Horizonte, the city where we live. Be sure to visit the website for a complete list of links to just about everything we discuss: brazilianismspodcast.comKinseyMilton and I talk about Belo Horizonte, the city where we live. Be sure to visit the website for a complete list of links to just about everything we discuss: brazilianismspodcast.com Brazilianisms Mini-Episode 001: Milton Eats Cheese Brazilianisms Mini-Episode 001: Milton Eats Cheese Fri, 26 Jun 2009 03:42:00 +0000 10:53 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We're finally back. This is just a short mini-episode to get things started. The sound is very bad. Normally I'd just throw out the audio, but this is pretty short and is not something that could ever be recreated in a later episode. Future full-length episodes won't have stellar audio, but they'll definitely be better than this.KinseyWe're finally back. This is just a short mini-episode to get things started. The sound is very bad. Normally I'd just throw out the audio, but this is pretty short and is not something that could ever be recreated in a later episode. Future full-length episodes won't have stellar audio, but they'll definitely be better than this. Brazilianisms 032: Porcaria Brazilianisms 032: Porcaria Mon, 09 Mar 2009 06:49:00 +0000
In this episode we basically talk about all the crap in Brazil and some of my frustrations living here. I sincerely hope this episode doesn't offend, as that was not our intent.]]> 01:04:46 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Finally we come out with a new episode! This was recorded back in December when I was still hoarse from my cold, so please excuse the rawness of my voice. Also, there's a break in the audio at the very beginning, but after that it's smooth sailing soundwise. In this episode we basically talk about all the crap in Brazil and some of my frustrations living here. I sincerely hope this episode doesn't offend, as that was not our intent.KinseyFinally we come out with a new episode! This was recorded back in December when I was still hoarse from my cold, so please excuse the rawness of my voice. Also, there's a break in the audio at the very beginning, but after that it's smooth sailing soundwise. In this episode we basically talk about all the crap in Brazil and some of my frustrations living here. I sincerely hope this episode doesn't offend, as that was not our intent. Brazilianisms 031: Christmas Brazilianisms 031: Christmas Thu, 22 Jan 2009 05:50:00 +0000
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]]> 59:23 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We tried to do a show about Brazilian holidays and ended up just talking about Christmas. Website: http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/BrazilianismsKinseyWe tried to do a show about Brazilian holidays and ended up just talking about Christmas. Website: http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Brazilianisms Brazilianisms 030: News, Vocabulary and Mosquitoes Brazilianisms 030: News, Vocabulary and Mosquitoes Mon, 12 Jan 2009 05:34:00 +0000
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]]> 44:06 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)In this episode we talk about some interesting Portuguese vocabulary and then move on to some of the major Brazilian news stories of the past several months. Website: http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/BrazilianismsKinseyIn this episode we talk about some interesting Portuguese vocabulary and then move on to some of the major Brazilian news stories of the past several months. Website: http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Brazilianisms Brazilianisms 029: Rio and its Favelas Brazilianisms 029: Rio and its Favelas Mon, 29 Dec 2008 04:16:00 +0000 lively discussion in the comments, Milton and I discuss Rio and its favelas.]]> lively discussion in the comments, Milton and I discuss Rio and its favelas.]]> 53:09 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Prompted by a lively discussion in the comments, Milton and I discuss Rio and its favelas.KinseyPrompted by a lively discussion in the comments, Milton and I discuss Rio and its favelas. Brazilianisms 028: Fabíola Brazilianisms 028: Fabíola Sat, 06 Dec 2008 01:52:00 +0000 22:42 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton has been pretty busy of late, so I tried doing a brief episode without him. Simone's cousin Fabíola takes his place.KinseyMilton has been pretty busy of late, so I tried doing a brief episode without him. Simone's cousin Fabíola takes his place. Brazilianisms 027: The Brazilian Economy Brazilianisms 027: The Brazilian Economy Tue, 04 Nov 2008 00:05:00 +0000 45:43 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We talk about the Brazilian economy, and Milton misses his bedtime.KinseyWe talk about the Brazilian economy, and Milton misses his bedtime. Brazilianisms 026: Catching Up On Feedback Brazilianisms 026: Catching Up On Feedback Sat, 25 Oct 2008 05:38:00 +0000
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]]> 36:07 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We catch up on some of the feedback that's piled up in our absence. Website: http://www.brazilianismspodcast.comKinseyWe catch up on some of the feedback that's piled up in our absence. Website: http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Brazilianisms 025: We're Back! Brazilianisms 025: We're Back! Wed, 15 Oct 2008 03:18:00 +0000
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]]> 32:47 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)After a harrowing experience in the Toronto airport, I'm back in Brazil and ready to podcast. Milton's not so ready, but I finally convinced him to come over and record. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.comKinseyAfter a harrowing experience in the Toronto airport, I'm back in Brazil and ready to podcast. Milton's not so ready, but I finally convinced him to come over and record. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Brazilianisms 024: John of God Brazilianisms 024: John of God Mon, 06 Oct 2008 03:58:00 +0000 40:28 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)After a slight delay, we're back with a new episode. I, Milton and my brother Frank do a show from Abadiânia, where we went to see Brazilian healer John of God. (If only Milton had been cured of his insanely loud sniffles.)KinseyAfter a slight delay, we're back with a new episode. I, Milton and my brother Frank do a show from Abadiânia, where we went to see Brazilian healer John of God. (If only Milton had been cured of his insanely loud sniffles.) Brazilianisms 023: Feedback Brazilianisms 023: Feedback Fri, 15 Aug 2008 06:40:00 +0000 44:44 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton and I record a bit of feedback before I head off to the US.KinseyMilton and I record a bit of feedback before I head off to the US. Brazilianisms VIDEO 005: Brazilianisms VIDEO 005: Tue, 22 Jul 2008 17:43:00 +0000 09:51 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Here are some highlights from my trip with Milton, showing a bit of Brasília and Abadiânia. We'll discuss the trip in detail in an upcoming episode.KinseyHere are some highlights from my trip with Milton, showing a bit of Brasília and Abadiânia. We'll discuss the trip in detail in an upcoming episode. Brazilianisms 022: A Visit from Scotty J. Brazilianisms 022: A Visit from Scotty J. Sun, 29 Jun 2008 04:05:00 +0000 55:04 true full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Scotty J. stops by the show again, and we do an entire episode with him. Despite what we say at the beginning, this is actually episode 22 and not 21.KinseyScotty J. stops by the show again, and we do an entire episode with him. Despite what we say at the beginning, this is actually episode 22 and not 21. Brazilianisms 021: Just Another Feedback Episode Brazilianisms 021: Just Another Feedback Episode Mon, 23 Jun 2008 04:38:00 +0000 41:30 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)This is yet another feedback episode.KinseyThis is yet another feedback episode. Brazilianisms 020: The B-Word Brazilianisms 020: The B-Word Tue, 17 Jun 2008 04:01:00 +0000 34:39 true full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)For our twentieth episode, I give Milton a tour of the Brazilianisms website and tell more amusing stories from my past in Brazil.KinseyFor our twentieth episode, I give Milton a tour of the Brazilianisms website and tell more amusing stories from my past in Brazil. Brazilianisms 019: The Portuguese Language Brazilianisms 019: The Portuguese Language Wed, 04 Jun 2008 04:01:00 +0000 55:49 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We talk about one of Milton's least favorite subjects.KinseyWe talk about one of Milton's least favorite subjects. Brazilianisms 018: Electric Feedback Boogaloo Brazilianisms 018: Electric Feedback Boogaloo Wed, 28 May 2008 04:01:00 +0000 50:54 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)We got a lot of feedback from our series on race. Strangely, most of it was about electricity.KinseyWe got a lot of feedback from our series on race. Strangely, most of it was about electricity. Brazilianisms 017: Race (part 3) Brazilianisms 017: Race (part 3) Thu, 22 May 2008 04:01:00 +0000 43:04 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Bad sound quality strikes again. I think I've found the problem, so it won't happen again. (Of course, that's what I said last time.) In this episode, Milton and I talk a bit about the indigenous population of Brazil.KinseyBad sound quality strikes again. I think I've found the problem, so it won't happen again. (Of course, that's what I said last time.) In this episode, Milton and I talk a bit about the indigenous population of Brazil. Brazilianisms 016: Race (part 2) Brazilianisms 016: Race (part 2) Mon, 12 May 2008 04:01:00 +0000 41:50 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)In the second part of our three-part look at race in Brazil, Milton and I  continue our discussion on  how blackness is regarded in Brazil and how it came to be that way.KinseyIn the second part of our three-part look at race in Brazil, Milton and I  continue our discussion on  how blackness is regarded in Brazil and how it came to be that way. Brazilianisms 015: Race (part 1) Brazilianisms 015: Race (part 1) Sun, 04 May 2008 04:01:00 +0000 37:43 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)This is the first of what will be at least a three-part series on race in Brazil. Unfortunately, gremlins once again attacked our sound equipment, and there seems to be no way to filter out the very annoying staticky crackle. Ordinarily, I wouldn't even publish this, but it's one of our best episodes. The next two race episodes (already recorded and without the crackle) really need the groundwork laid down in this one, so please give it a listen and accept my apologies. I'm taking measures to insure that nothing like this happens again.KinseyThis is the first of what will be at least a three-part series on race in Brazil. Unfortunately, gremlins once again attacked our sound equipment, and there seems to be no way to filter out the very annoying staticky crackle. Ordinarily, I wouldn't even publish this, but it's one of our best episodes. The next two race episodes (already recorded and without the crackle) really need the groundwork laid down in this one, so please give it a listen and accept my apologies. I'm taking measures to insure that nothing like this happens again. Brazilianisms 014: Milton Gets Better Brazilianisms 014: Milton Gets Better Sun, 27 Apr 2008 04:01:00 +0000 29:45 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)I Skype Milton to talk about his recovery and tell a couple of amusing anecdotes about Simone's sister. This is clearly not our best episode, and if your main reason for listening is to learn about Brazil, you'll probably want to skip this one. Next week we get back into the swing of things with the first installment of a three-part (at least) series about race in Brazil.KinseyI Skype Milton to talk about his recovery and tell a couple of amusing anecdotes about Simone's sister. This is clearly not our best episode, and if your main reason for listening is to learn about Brazil, you'll probably want to skip this one. Next week we get back into the swing of things with the first installment of a three-part (at least) series about race in Brazil. Brazilianisms VIDEO 004: What's in the Fridge? Brazilianisms VIDEO 004: What's in the Fridge? Wed, 16 Apr 2008 01:36:00 +0000 03:59 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton couldn't make it this week, so we don't have a regular episode. (We definitely will next week.) In the meantime, here's a short video showing the contents of my refrigerator.KinseyMilton couldn't make it this week, so we don't have a regular episode. (We definitely will next week.) In the meantime, here's a short video showing the contents of my refrigerator. Brazilianisms 013: The Episode Where we Jump the Shark Brazilianisms 013: The Episode Where we Jump the Shark Mon, 07 Apr 2008 04:01:00 +0000
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]]> 33:26 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)In our unlucky 13th episode Milton and I go so far off-topic, that it's not even funny. (Well, actually I suppose it is.) To make matters worse, serious back pain has delayed me getting this out, and I didn't have a chance to record an intro, resulting in the episode beginning and ending rather abruptly. Next episode will be better. I promise. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.comKinseyIn our unlucky 13th episode Milton and I go so far off-topic, that it's not even funny. (Well, actually I suppose it is.) To make matters worse, serious back pain has delayed me getting this out, and I didn't have a chance to record an intro, resulting in the episode beginning and ending rather abruptly. Next episode will be better. I promise. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Brazilianisms 012: Milton Wants to Climb a Tree Brazilianisms 012: Milton Wants to Climb a Tree Mon, 31 Mar 2008 04:01:00 +0000
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]]> 34:35 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)The only thing between this episode and number 11 was a pizza. Ustream stopped working, so there's no video, but we managed to clear out a lot of feedback before getting distracted by old memories. There's still a bit remaining, though, and we'll finish it up next week on episode 13. Then we can get back to actual show topics. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.comKinseyThe only thing between this episode and number 11 was a pizza. Ustream stopped working, so there's no video, but we managed to clear out a lot of feedback before getting distracted by old memories. There's still a bit remaining, though, and we'll finish it up next week on episode 13. Then we can get back to actual show topics. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Brazilianisms VIDEO 003: Highlights from our First Live Show Brazilianisms VIDEO 003: Highlights from our First Live Show Sun, 30 Mar 2008 04:01:00 +0000
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]]> 06:45 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Episode 11 was our first attempt at a live show. It is a collection of some of the more amusing visual moments. Since this is recorded from what we streamed overseas to Ustream, the quality is not ideal. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.comKinseyEpisode 11 was our first attempt at a live show. It is a collection of some of the more amusing visual moments. Since this is recorded from what we streamed overseas to Ustream, the quality is not ideal. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Brazilianisms VIDEO 002: Easter Egg Brazilianisms VIDEO 002: Easter Egg Thu, 27 Mar 2008 04:01:00 +0000
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]]> 05:10 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)In Brazil there are no Easter baskets or dyed chicken eggs. Instead, people receive large hollow chocolate eggs with candy inside. This video features the egg I got for Simone. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.comKinseyIn Brazil there are no Easter baskets or dyed chicken eggs. Instead, people receive large hollow chocolate eggs with candy inside. This video features the egg I got for Simone. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Brazilianisms 011: Live Feedback Brazilianisms 011: Live Feedback Sun, 23 Mar 2008 04:01:00 +0000
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]]> 33:40 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)Milton and I had a lot of fun with this episode, mostly because we did a live video feed on Ustream while we were recording. Unfortunately, all we got were lurkers, so our hopes for viewer feedback on listener feedback went unfulfilled. Still, I think this was one of our better shows, and I may someday edit together a few video clips to make a short movie. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.comKinseyMilton and I had a lot of fun with this episode, mostly because we did a live video feed on Ustream while we were recording. Unfortunately, all we got were lurkers, so our hopes for viewer feedback on listener feedback went unfulfilled. Still, I think this was one of our better shows, and I may someday edit together a few video clips to make a short movie. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Brazilianisms 010: Feedback Extravaganza Brazilianisms 010: Feedback Extravaganza Mon, 17 Mar 2008 04:01:00 +0000
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]]> 31:14 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)This is the second episode of our three-part feedback extravaganza. After episode 11, we'll actually get back to having topics. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.comKinseyThis is the second episode of our three-part feedback extravaganza. After episode 11, we'll actually get back to having topics. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Brazilianisms 009: Too Much Feedback! ☺ Brazilianisms 009: Too Much Feedback! ☺ Sun, 09 Mar 2008 05:01:00 +0000
http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com]]> 43:53 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)In this episode, Milton and I cover about a third of all the feedback we've accumulated over the past few weeks. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.comKinseyIn this episode, Milton and I cover about a third of all the feedback we've accumulated over the past few weeks. http://www.brazilianismspodcast.com Brazilianisms Promo Brazilianisms Promo Mon, 07 Jan 2008 05:01:00 +0000 Danny Does Duluth. Feel free to play it anywhere you like.

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]]> Danny Does Duluth. Feel free to play it anywhere you like.Website: http://www.braziliansismspodcast.comFeed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Brazilianisms]]> 01:05 false full tvindy@gmail.com (Kinsey)This promo was created for us by Danny and Ashley of Danny Does Duluth. Feel free to play it anywhere you like. Website: http://www.braziliansismspodcast.com Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/BrazilianismsKinseyThis promo was created for us by Danny and Ashley of Danny Does Duluth. Feel free to play it anywhere you like. Website: http://www.braziliansismspodcast.com Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Brazilianisms