
All about life in Spain, from a longtime expat and travel writer living in Barcelona. This podcast talks about Spanish culture, travel, language, history, politics, food and much more.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 161 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture | |||

The anticapitalist left is still camping out in Plaza Catalunya, and nearby in Raval, the drug scene is just as vibrant as always. (At least I assume it is – I'm just a guy taking a walk.) More about the anarchic scene in Barcelona's old town here: h... more
I'm recording this on October 12th, which is "el Día de la Virgen del Pilar". So in this episode, let's talk about one of the most important apparitions of the Virgin Mary – Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza. Also, Saint James the Great (AKA Santiag... more
Big news here in Spain! We've got a general election coming up on 29 November, so we'll probably have a new government soon. And before that, on 11 November, the Tenants Unions have called a General Strike to protest the housing situation. So let's t... more
Big news about Spain's housing crisis this week: the tenants unions have decided to make a woman named Maricarmen symbolic of how evil capitalists want to throw old ladies out of their houses. Only problem is, Maricarmen has been benefiting from a Fr... more
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Excellent for those of us dreaming of living in Spain
In this age of content overload, this thoughtful and personal podcast manages to hold my attention completely. Daniel’s Voice—with a capital V—is strong, compelling, and his writing is thoughtful, well-researched, and actually nuanced. (Remember nuance?)
As someone who spent a couple of decades producing public affairs talk shows for NPR before moving into podcast producing, I know good audio and THIS is it.
Thank you Daniel!
I really enjoy this podcast about life in Spain from Daniel’s unique storytelling and sarcastic humor.
While it’s mostly comedic for entertainment, it’s clear Daniel is very knowledgeable about Spanish culture and I appreciate what he has to say in each episode.
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If you ever wanted to know more about Spain than just the headlines, Daniel has you covered. It’s always a better day when this podcast drops! Thanks, brutha!
Very informative
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A thoughtful, opinion-forward show about life in Spain, blending travel storytelling with culture, language, and socio-political observations. Episodes commonly braid personal experiences as an expat in Barcelona with takes on immigration, governance, regional identity, and everyday life in Spain, often framed through current events, history, and local anecdotes. A standout feature is the host's candid, sometimes provocative voice that weaves humor with sharp analysis, sometimes promoting services or resources relevant to expats and newcomers. The podcast's breadth—from Catalan nationalism to World Cup dynamics, and from media narratives to practical immigration tips—offers listeners a mix of practical insight and reflective storytelling th... more
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