Hispanophiles Podcast
Travel In Spain With Only Half A Brain
A Podcast about Spain and all things Spanish. In each episode, the Hispanophiles explore their adopted home one topic at a time with thought provoking discussions and plenty of laughs.
From biographies of some of Spain's most famous men and women to comprehensive city guides via the essential dos and don'ts of travel in one of the world's most popular destinations, the Hispanophiles bring you as close to the land of sun, sea, siesta and Sangria as possible through your smartphone!
So grab your passport, sunglasses and some decent shoes and come join us on our adventure.
Hispanophiles Podcast
Latest Episodes
Atlético Madrid - The Most Hated Club in Spain | GolGolGolGol
The other two big boys may get all the international media attention, but inside Spain there is no club as universally hated as Club Atlético de Madrid. In this episode of GolGolGolGol, we look at the three key events from Atleti's history that...
Asking AI Our Ridiculous Spain Questions
We've finally fallen in love with AI..... from investigating how much ketchup is lost during La Tomatina to calculating how long it would take Peter Crouch to walk the Camino de Santiago, in this episode James and Silvano ask an AI chatbot all ...
ONE HAS TO GO Spain Edition
Dalí or Picasso?? Patatas Bravas or Calamares?? Madrid or Barcelona?? In this episode, Angelique and James play "One Has To Go" and identify which of Spain's cultural treasures, historic monuments, natural wonders, gastronomic delights and pere...
The Story Of Guernica
Pablo Picasso's 1937 anti-war masterpiece remains one of Spain's most important works of art , but the timeline of events from the Nationalist air force campaign against the small Basque town to the publication of the eponymous painting makes t...
Spain's Punk Football Club | GolGolGolGol
CE Júpiter is simultaneously one of most obscure and most celebrated sports clubs in Catalonia. Its longstanding connections to the working class communities of east Barcelona proved to be a springboard for the club's emergence as a vehicle for...
