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In this episode, Jen and Paul take us to Dubai, a city full of cultures and languages where dining has turned into a new kind of celebration. From special dinner parties with chefs cooking live to ticketed events where guests enjoy great food and meet new people, they explore how eating together is changing in Dubai. Follow the Readle podcast today! Story Text Dubai ist besonders. Viele Menschen a...

In this episode, Jen and Paul talk about why eating too much sugar is bad for our health and share practical tips to cut down on it. From skipping soda to saving sweets for dessert and using less sugar in homemade treats, they explore Dr. Schmidt’s advice on making healthier choices every day. Follow the Readle podcast today! Story Text Magst du Zucker? Viele Menschen essen zu viel Zucker. Das ist...

In this episode, hosts Jen and Paul take listeners on a journey through the Sahara Desert, where a stunning ultramarathon known as La Treg de Argelia takes place. Starting in the city of Djanet, this 222-kilometer race leads runners through a breathtaking national park. Try the Readle app today! Story Text Der Algeria Treg ist ein Wettlauf in der Sahara. Der Lauf ist in der Stadt Djanet. Er ist 22...

In this episode, Jen and Paul take you on a journey around the world to discover nature’s most breathtaking phenomena. From a sky full of Sandhill cranes in Nebraska to a glowing waterfall flame in New York, they explore how landscapes and wildlife create unforgettable sights. Follow the Readle podcast today! Story Text Überall auf der Welt gibt es viele einzigartige Naturereignisse. Diese faszini...

In this episode, Jen and Paul explore a groundbreaking architectural project in Singapore — a futuristic hotel known as the "Hotel in der Natur." With trees, plants, and open spaces integrated into all four towers, this green building is capturing attention online. Join them as they discuss how this innovative design cleans the air, brings nature into the city, and represents the future...

In this episode, Jen and Paul explore fascinating new research revealing that Florida carpenter ants perform amputations to save injured nestmates. These ants carefully assess wounds, cleaning or biting off damaged limbs depending on the injury’s location. Tune in to discover how these tiny surgeons are changing what we know about animal intelligence. Try the Readle app today! Keywords Chirurg - s...

In this episode, Jen and Paul dive into the rising trend of dreamscrolling—spending hours online fantasizing about luxury homes, vacations, and lifestyles that feel just out of reach. Tune in to explore how imagining a dream life can inspire real financial goals—or distract us from reality. Try the Readle app today! Story Text Beth ist eine Designerin aus South Carolina, welche gerne Stunden damit...

In this episode, Jen and Paul talk about why eating too much sugar is bad for our health and share practical tips to cut down on it. From skipping soda to saving sweets for dessert and using less sugar in homemade treats, they explore Dr. Schmidt’s advice on making healthier choices every day. Follow the Readle podcast today! Story Text Magst du Zucker? Viele Menschen essen zu viel Zucker. Das ist...

In this episode, Jen and Paul explore why food is a big reason people travel. They look at a new study that asked over 4,000 people which countries they visit for the food. From Korea’s spicy dishes to the flavors of Japan and Malaysia, discover why Asian cuisine is winning hearts—and taste buds—around the world. Download the Readle app today! Story Text Reist du in fremde Länder wegen des Essens?...

In this episode, hosts Jen and Paul take a warm sip of history as they explore why tea is such a beloved part of British culture. From ancient trade routes to tax changes in the eighteenth century, they uncover how tea went from a luxury to a daily ritual. With stories stretching from North Africa to Asia, they also reflect on how tea is enjoyed around the world — and why London once ruled the glo...

In this episode, hosts Jen and Paul dive into a global study that explores how people from different cultures describe what they see, taste, and smell. From color words in English to the rich vocabulary for flavors and scents in other languages, they discuss how language and culture shape the way we experience the world around us. Download the Readle app today! Story Text Eine Studie hat untersuch...

In this episode, hosts Jen and Paul explore the fascinating story behind the world’s most prestigious award — the Nobel Prize. Who was the man behind it, and what inspired him to leave his fortune to honor talented individuals? Download the Readle app today! Story Text Nobel war ein Mann aus Schweden. Er wollte, dass sein Geld nach seinem Tod an talentierte Menschen geht. Die ersten Nobelpreise wu...

In this episode, hosts Jen and Paul tell the unbelievable true story of a young Canadian who traded a red paper clip all the way up to a house. With just creativity and persistence, he made fourteen trades — starting with a novelty pen and ending with a two-story home. Download the Readle app today! Story Text Ein 26-jähriger Kanadier hat es geschafft, eine rote Büroklammer gegen ein Haus zu tausc...

In this episode, hosts Jen and Paul dig into the science behind growing food on Mars. They discuss a fascinating new experiment from the Netherlands where scientists test a method called "intercropping" — planting vegetables like tomatoes, peas, and carrots together. Could this be the future of farming beyond Earth? Story Text Um auf dem Mars zu leben, müssen Menschen ihr eigenes Essen a...

In this episode, hosts Jen and Paul explore the secrets behind Japan’s remarkable longevity. What role does diet play, and what can we learn from Japanese eating habits? Starting with superfoods like miso and seaweed, they dive into the daily practices that help people in Japan live longer, healthier lives. Try the Readle app today! Story Text Michiko kommt aus Nara in Japan. Sie ist Expertin für...

In this episode, Jen and Paul dive into the growing trend of people choosing to live on cruise ships full-time. What’s it like to swap a house for the high seas? They also explore how to use Infinitiv + zu in German. Follow the Readle podcast today! Story Text Ein Kreuzfahrtschiff ist von Belfast aus gestartet, um die Welt zu bereisen. Es wird über drei Jahre unterwegs sein. Es hält in 425 verschi...

In this episode, Jen and Paul talk about a French baker who’s gone viral for inventing the “crookie” — a delicious hybrid of a croissant and a cookie. They also explore how to use auxiliary verbs in German. Follow the Readle podcast today! Story Text Stéphane ist ein französischer Bäcker. Er hat eine Bäckerei in Paris. Er hat eine neue Idee. Er mischt ein Croissant mit einem Schokoladenplätzchen....

In this episode, Jen and Paul talk about a fascinating 13-year-old who was the first person to complete Tetris. They also discuss how to use auxiliary verbs in German. Follow the Readle podcast today. Story Text Es gibt einen Jungen in Oklahoma. Er hat etwas Besonderes geschafft. Er ist 13 Jahre alt. Er hat Tetris gespielt und die höchste Punktzahl erreicht. Das hat noch niemand vor ihm geschafft....

In this episode, Jen and Paul discuss the fascinating wine fountain in Italy. They talk about the exciting history behind it and how to answer the question ‘Where?’ in German. Follow the Readle podcast today. Story Text Es gibt eine tolle Wanderung in Italien. Sie heißt Cammino di San Tommaso. Sie beginnt in Abruzzo und endet in Rom. Die Leute laufen durch schöne Natur und Städte. Auf dem Weg gibt...

In this episode, Jen and Paul discuss whether it is really true that you should not swim immediately after eating. Try the Readle App now! Story Text Einige Leute denken, Schwimmen nach dem Essen ist gefährlich. Viele Eltern erzählen das Kindern. Aber das ist nicht richtig. Im Internet finden das viele lustig. Ein Arzt sagt, es ist okay, nach dem Essen zu schwimmen. Es ist wichtiger, vor dem Schwi...

Jen and Paul discuss the German city of Bamberg and its beer culture. They delve deeply into this aspect of German culture. Follow the Readle App podcast! Story Text Viele Leute mögen das Oktoberfest. Das Oktoberfest ist ein großes Bierfest. Viele Besucher fahren dafür nach München und in andere deutsche Städte. Aber es gibt auch einen geheimen Ort: Bamberg. Bamberg wird oft als "Bierhauptsta...

In this episode, Jen and Paul explore the fascinating moment when Earth temporarily had a second moon. They discuss how asteroid 2024 PT5 was briefly captured by Earth's gravity, creating a mini-moon that orbited our planet for about two months. Follow the Readle podcast today. Story Text Ungefähr zwei Monate lang hatte die Erde einen zusätzlichen Mond. Dies geschah, als der Asteroid 2024 PT5...

Jen and Paul talk about a man who is undergoing a physical and mental challenge like to other in order to raise money for a good cause. Follow the Readle App podcast! Story Text Ein Mann aus England will 30 Marathons in 30 Tagen laufen. Jeder Marathon ist in einem anderen Land. Zuerst läuft er in Barcelona. Am nächsten Tag läuft er in Andorra. Er sammelt Geld für kranke Menschen. Sie haben Problem...

Jen and Paul go beyond the literal meaning of "Heimscheißer", which describes someone who prefers to use their own toilet at home, often disliking public restrooms. Follow our Readle App Podcast today! Story Text Es gibt ein lustiges deutsches Wort: "Heimscheißer". Es beschreibt jemanden, der lieber zu Hause auf die Toilette geht. Oft mag die Person auch keine öffentlichen Toiletten. Manchmal bede...

Jen and Paul talk about what it must be like to go on a 3-year-long cruise. You can even buy a cabin and stay there for good. Follow the Readle Podcast now! Story Text Ein Kreuzfahrtschiff ist von Belfast aus gestartet, um die Welt zu bereisen. Es wird über drei Jahre unterwegs sein. Es hält in 425 verschiedenen Orten auf allen Kontinenten. Auf dem Schiff können die Menschen ein Zimmer mieten oder...