Episode 3 - Inclusive Language (Foreign accent)

We knew that reading was one of our managers' great passions, but this month they talk about something they love even more... food! After a relaxed conversation about how culture permeates food, Marta and Carmen turn to their friends around the world to answer a cultural question about afternoon snacks and, finally, they share some food that is a feast for the eyes. Many thanks to Monica, Pablo, Raquel and Filippo for being our international correspondents. The voices in this episode are synthetic and have been generated using AI.

We knew that reading was one of our managers' great passions, but this month they talk about something they love even more... food! After a relaxed conversation about how culture permeates food, Marta and Carmen turn to their friends around the world to answer a cultural question about afternoon snacks and, finally, they share some food that is a feast for the eyes. Many thanks to Monica, Pablo, Raquel and Filippo for being our international correspondents. The voices in this episode version are authorised voice replicas (AVR) and have been generated using AI.

Nos había quedado claro que leer era una gran pasión de nuestras gestoras, pero este mes hablan de otra que es aún mayor... ¡la comida! Después de una relajada conversación sobre cómo la cultura impregna la comida, Marta y Carmen acuden a sus amigos por el mundo para resolver una consulta cultural acerca de la merienda y, por último, algo de comida que entre por los ojos. Muchas gracias a Mónica, Pablo, Raquel y Filippo por ser nuestros emisarios por el mundo.

What makes us laugh? What kind of humour turn us off? Can humour be translated? Carmen and Marta realise that they are very different when it comes to having a laugh, they try to transcreate a pun and make some funny recommendations. The voices in this episode are synthetic and have been generated using AI.

What makes us laugh? What kind of humour turn us off? Can humour be translated? Carmen and Marta realise that they are very different when it comes to having a laugh, they try to transcreate a pun and make some funny recommendations. The voices in this episode version are authorised voice replicas (AVR) and have been generated using AI.

¿Qué cosas nos hacen reír? ¿Qué humor nos repele? ¿Se puede traducir el humor? Carmen y Marta se dan cuenta de que son muy diferentes a la hora de echarse unas risas, intentan transcrear un juego de palabras y hacen algunas recomendaciones divertidas.

This month, Marta and Carmen chat about new habits in information and content consumption, present an interesting case study in cultural consulting on images, and use painting as an excuse to gossip about the life of Peggy Guggenheim.The voices in this episode are synthetic and have been generated using AI.

This month, Marta and Carmen chat about new habits in information and content consumption, present an interesting case study in cultural consulting on images, and use painting as an excuse to gossip about the life of Peggy Guggenheim.The voices in this episode version are authorised voice replicas (AVR) and have been generated using AI.

Este mes Marta y Carmen charlan sobre las nuevas costumbres en el consumo de información y contenidos, presentan un interesante caso de consultoría cultural sobre imágenes y utilizan la pintura como excusa para cotillear sobre la vida de Peggy Guggenheim. 

March was Women's History Month, and Marta offers us an interesting lesson about what inclusive language is, its importance and debunks some of the most common myths about it.The voices in this episode version are authorised voice replicas (AVR) and have been generated using AI.