Beartalking podcast

[matteo]

Hey guys, 

 

for all of you that are hungry for listening material, I'd like to signal this podcast I came across recently. 

 

http://voice.beartalking.com/

 

Although I only listened to a few episodes at the moment, I quite like it as it is interesting, very clear and relatively easy to understand (I would say that it is suitable for students at about HSK 5 ish?)

 

 

Looking forward to hearing your opinions, or suggestions if you have similar- or better resources to share. 

 

 

[kanumo]

Hey I know this podcast and sometimes listen to it in the car to immerse/ work on passive listening..

i am at HSK 3 level and for me it is quite hard to understand.. I get around 30-40% of what is said..

[大块头]

I've previously shared some podcast recommendations here

https://www.chinese-forums.com/forums/topic/12072-chinese-language-podcasts/?do=findComment&comment=432430

 

大狗熊's podcast is probably the easiest one on my list because he speaks so clearly and his show topics are never very complicated.

[PerpetualChange]

I can't understand very much of it, but my reading is lightyears ahead of my listening. Chinese Through Stories until I get on that level...

[Leslie Frank]

Some folks have said my podcast is all over the map in terms of difficulty level, while others have said it's at an intermediate level. The thing is, I created them with no aim in mind regarding any particular level; I just created them based on what I needed for my job, where I talk to ppl very informally (like I'm shooting the sh*t with a friend) about their health and wellbeing, and life in general. Of course I'm biased, and this is coming from someone who put the darn thing together, but I tend to think they're easy listening. If you want to try 'em out, they're at:

https://soundcloud.com/leslie-frank-643243096

or

https://radiopublic.com/learn-cantonese-and-mandarin-for-8QdNJa