Global Podcast Project 2020: Recent Episodes
Global Podcast
Every country has its own stories that speak for them to the world. Fantastic tales with endearing characters that tell us about a country’s culture, people, traditions, beliefs, values, way to see the world and so much more. These fifteen legends are just some of the stories a group of 12 year old kids from Argentina chose to share our beautiful and beloved culture with you. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do… We can’t wait to hear your own legends and learn more about your culture! See you soon!
This is another version of the creation of our beloved infusion. After listening to it you must come to Argentina and share a “mate” with us!
This is the story of a camping trip that doesn’t end very well… If you enjoy horror stories like we do, you can’t miss this one!
Always following the sun, like Carandai, the guaraní princess who gave birth to this beautiful flower.
A legend that we share with Brazil’s culture, there is no other local creature more terrifying tan the Pombero!
Have you heard of a creature half man, half wolf? This legend will give you goose bumps!
This is the legend of how the “horneros”, one of our local birds, were born. Another forbidden love story that will charm you all.
“Supay” is one of the names Inca mythology gives to the devil. Learn all about this horrifyign creature with this podcast!
Do you enjoy forbidden love stories? Do you like cactuses? If you do, you can’t miss this podcast!
This is the magical story of “Pachamama”, or “Mother Earth”, the most powerful goddess in Inca Mythology.
In Argentina we love drinking “mate”, we do it all day long, in many different ways. Listen to this podcast if you want to know how our national beverage was born and what it means to us!
Our country has lots of amazing urban legends. This is one of them, the story of Telesita, a young girl that just wanted to have fun…
One of our local saints, la Difunta Correa, has been transformed into a symbol of motherhood and generosity. Do you want to know why? Listen to her enlightening story here!
Just like Romeo and Juliet, Igta and Picazú are two young lovers that can’t be together. Against all odds they fight for their love in this touching story.
The “Ceibo” is a native tree with beautiful red flowers and one of our national symbols. If you want to learn how it was created, listen to this lovely story!
Gauchito Gil, “the Argentinean Robin Hood”, robbed the rich to give to the poor. This is his tragic and heroic life story.