The SIETAR Berlin group invited me to talk about the Absolutely Intercultural podcast on Nov 18th and the recording is below. The conversation proper doesn’t start until about four minutes in and lasts about 15 minutes. The next speaker was Dr Abdulhamied Almoraithy about using multimedia in the Arab World for intercultural learning which starts at [...]

Talking about the podcast

EPA episode 3 I was interviewed a couple of weeks ago by Karin Høgh as part of the run up to this year’s European Podcast Award. The deadline for nominations is November 30th but it’s best not to wait until the last minute because who goes through depends in part on votes and the longer [...]

How I podcast

So the first step is always to record some conversations. If we are all in the same physical location I use an Edirol recorder (though now most phones can do the job just as well). But for online chats I use Skype together with Pamela. When I have all the recordings then I get to [...]

If you were ever curious about how the Absolutely Intercultural podcast came about and how it works then you may be interested in this interview I did recently with Shelly Terrell. The interview was done as I was about to start as facilitator on The Consultants-E podcasting course. Yes, I know, I need a new [...]

‘What’s a podcast?’ was the reply I got when I suggested to a young lady recently that her forthcoming study trip to India might feature in my podcast, Absolutely Intercultural. As I am about to facilitate one of The Consultants-E’s short podcast courses aimed at language teachers, this shows that the concept is perhaps not [...]

EPA award ceremony

I was very curious when I received the European Podcast Award package because it was incredibly large and incredibly heavy. Inside was a really beautiful trophy made out of glass. So that was why it was so heavy. Also in the box was a very small and light Olympus voice recorder which was my prize [...]

Being able to find out where you fit in the spectrum of several measures of intercultural dimensions is not new but tends to involve a very costly process. On Philipe Rosinski’s site you can complete just such a questionnaire and get the results for free. I can imagine that this might be a wonderful exercise [...]

Appy new intercultural year!

Apps are small programs that you can download to your mobile phone, tablet or mp3 player. There are thousands of them and I suddenly became curious whether there were any to do with intercultural communication. I did a bit of research and found three which I reviewed in the latest Absolutely Intercultural show. Thanks to Evan [...]

In true Web 2.0 style I discovered that our podcast was a winner through a wall posting on Facebook from the Danish organiser of the European Podcast Awards. This is wonderful and, after four years of doing the podcast, tells me that we must be doing something right. Although I do every other show from [...]

The Business English special interest group of IATEFL is very active and a few weeks ago put on an online webinar addressing the role of intercultural communication training in business English. I thought that there were many topics of wider interest than the target audience of teachers during the three hour event and so I [...]

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