it’s a great podcast to fall asleep to becaude you’re practicing and relaxed.

It’s good practice for me to listen.

Pros: Good pacing for intermediate level and above. Also presents a variety of topics which expands vocabulary nicely. Overall not an intimidating podcast to jump right into. Cons: Not a good place to accustom yourself to accents and pronunciation. My biggest complaint, and the reason I've ditched this podcast, is that there are constantly gender and number disagreements from the presenter that go uncorrected and unchecked. This is bad for building proper habit patterns so therefore unacceptable for an "educational" podcast.

I am learning Spanish as a second language and wanted something to listen to on the way to work to get listening practice time in. I was a Spanish major in college and lived for a while in Costa Rica and Argentina. I only listened to the first 30 seconds of this podcast and then I stopped. Her pronunciation is terrible and she made a grammatical error in the first 30 seconds ("un otro podcast")-- the un shouldn't be there before otro! This girl should probably try to learn Spanish before teaching it to others...

This is good podcast for low intermediate level students learning Spanish. The conversations are slow enough to understand most of what is being said. Further, the topics are interesting and the podcast covers multiple tenses and vocabulary, which is great for learning.

I downloaded this podcast to listen to when I am running, but this woman has the worst Spanish pronunciation I have ever heard. She has no business making podcasts for Language learners. There are tons of great Spanish language podcasts out there. I am deleting this off my podcast right now!