09/06/2024
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Millennial children of immigrants share stories, anecdotes, and historical information about growing up in the city with the nation's most dense Portuguese population.
you already know what our next episode will be about…
portuguese meal prep uniform👨🏼🍳💃🏻
I must be on titias nice list because I received my bowl of Christmas “desfeito” 🤗
If you watch anything this Christmas break let it be this. Feast of the Seven Fishes on until Jan 15th.
Follows an American teen as he celebrates Christmas Eve with his Italian immigrant family in the 1983.
Just pretend they are Portuguese and I promise you the details in this movie (set, characters, dialogue) are all nostalgic as hell. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
From the challenge of finding the right word for “candy” to trying to describe something as “under-salted,” we uncover the nuances of the Portuguese language. Link in bio ☝🏼
In this episode, we discuss our love for movies involving time loops and body-switching. We recommend the Brazilian Portuguese film "Just Another Christmas" on Netflix, with similarities to "Groundhog Day." Then we share amusing anecdotes and nostalgic experiences while clearing out Mel's grandmother's apartment over the Thanksgiving Holiday.
i might go make cheese or i might fix a toilet… keeping my options open 😉
Found this mini Capela dos Ossos in Alcantarilha. What a space saver 👀💀
More sights of Loulé 📸
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Was blown away by the Saturday Market in Loulé yesterday. We drove straight there after a red-eye flight and it was a great introduction to the Algarve. More photos incoming! 📸
Regardless of whether you believe she's guilty or innocent, Lizzie's gravesite still receives many visitors. Her site is usually adorned with several different items, such as flowers, coins, and rocks.
If you visit Lizzie's gravesite, it is important to remember to be respectful of the family and other visitors by not disturbing any of the items that have been left behind.
📸: Kelly’s photos
Is it only a game? Or is it more? 👻
Listen to Episode 91: Who’s moving the Ouija to learn all things Ouija. 😳
📸: Kelly’s photos
Would you change your lifestyle to live a longer, healthier life? 🔵 Take your own test and see how long you could live for. Link in stories.
Ep. 88: We discuss the fascinating Netflix documentary "Live to 100, Secrets of the Blue Zones" by Dan Buettner.
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📸: IMDb
We explore the concept of centenarians and blue zones - regions known for their high occurrence of people reaching the age of 100. We discuss the Netflix documentary "Live to 100, Secrets of the Blue Zones" by Dan Buettner, highlighting the commonalities among the five blue zones featured: Okinawa, Japan; Sardinia, Italy; Loma Linda, California; Ikaria, Greece; and Nicoya, Costa Rica. We delve into their plant-based diets, reflect on the importance of whole foods, and discuss the significance of purpose and a supportive community environment for longevity. Link in bio 🔗⬆️
I think I found the Portuguese section at the Christmas shoppe. 😝
In observance of Daughters Day celebrations around the world, we discuss the book Hunt, Gather, Parent: What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About the Lost Art of Raising Happy, Helpful Little Humans by Michaeleen Doucleff, which challenges Western-centric views of parenting. The discussion is eye-opening even for those who don't have kids.
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just normal Portuguese kitchen things…
By listener request, we cover the Great Vinho Flood of 2023. We've all seen the viral video of the red wine flowing down the road from the Levira Distillery in the village of São Lourenço de Bairro in Anadia, Portugal. Let's talk about wine surplus, similar spills, potential new crops, and firefighter calendars.
Video episode link in bio! 🔗
In our latest episode, Boston’s North End Molasses Flood, we discussed the tragic event that occurred in Boston on January 15, 1919. (Ep. 77)
1.) The molasses tank prior to the explosion.
2.) The wreckage caused by the flood.
3.) Damaged to the Boston railway.
4.) News article covering the wreck.
5.) Molasses historical marker.
📸: Wikipedia
#1919
Up first is the concept of personal hygiene in our parents' villages before they immigrated to the US. Next, we dissect a recent photo we received of gendered porta-potties from São Miguel Island in the Azores, Portugal. We wrongly speculate about a Terceira jewelry mystery and discuss the fate of Mel's mom's confiscated jam.
Stay Tuned-in: Tomorrow's episode details the Portuguese inventor of the lobotomy. Yikes!
I spy with my little 👀 .. have you spot it?
Books we were reading that we discussed in episode 69 and 70. Have you read them? 📚
1. Palo Alto History of California, Capitalism, and the World by Malcolm Harris
2. Lock Every Door by Riley Sager
📸: Goodreads
When you know you arrived at a Portuguese person house.
In this episode, we discuss the concept of WWAD (What Would Azoreans Do?), our new mantra for mindful living. We explore the Netflix docu-series "Broken," exposing the dark side of consumer products like cosmetics - including the staggering volume of goods, counterfeiting, toxic ingredients, and the role of scarcity marketing. Kel recalls her own experiences in China, where she encountered people selling counterfeit items to tourists. Further exploring the beauty industry, we unveil the historical context behind the removal of body hair in the United States. Ultimately, we find corporate manipulation frustrating and assert our right to embrace our natural selves as our families historically had done in their remote villages.
BrB making a phone call at vavós house 💁🏻♀️
On this inaugural Monday we chat Hulu's Only Murders in the Building, Peacock's Based on a True Story, and Riley Sager's fiction novel Lock Every Door. And we discuss which specific episode of a beloved 90's TV series inspired our love for this genre.
Don't forget to continue to tune in on Tuesdays for regularly scheduled episodes. 🫶🏽
Caption this photo: What are they thinking? 🐄🐷🐓
love to see it 🇵🇹🍷
The always-funny Connie Marques shares her recent trip to Portugal, including stops in Lisbon, Coimbra, Curia, Porto, and São Miguel. We hit her with a curious list of interview questions generated by AI which get her to talk about trying the popular dish francesinha, night-seagulls (cagarros), train chaos, funny language encounters, and a surprise transatlantic visit from her dad. We speak with fondness of our shared village roots and desire to be part of that community lifestyle. A truly touching and hilarious episode!
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he’s also a big “leek under the sink” guy #podclips #podcastclips #itscalledculture #dadjokes #immigrantdads #dadhumor #jokeoftheday
I could probably make this a series ♻️ #immigrantparents #foreignparents #firstgen #firstgeneration #diaspora #zerowaste #zerowasteliving #reducereuserecycle #portugueseamerican #portuguesecanadian
Hope our listeners enjoy Day of Portugal celebrations all over the world this weekend 🌎 🇵🇹 #dayofportugal #portuguesefest #diadeportugal🇵🇹 #diadeportugal #portugalday #fallriver #fallrivermassachusetts #fallrivermass #bostonportuguesefestival #festa #portugal #portugal🇵🇹
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for real though if anyone is going to give this thing some flavor it’s ✨us✨ as a people 🇵🇹 #portuguese #lagosta #spanish #culture #itscalledculture #langosta #lobster #cuisine #podcastcommunity
Consider this a trailer for “Rabo de Peixe” @netflixpt series airing May 26. It’s on our calendar… and it looks like Netflix US users will be able to watch it dubbed in English under the title “Turn of the Tide”. This clip is from It’s Called Culture podcast episode 056: May Day, Azores Burial Customs, Information Overload. Link in bio if you missed it 😊 #azores #acores #saomiguel #portuguese #portugal #rabodepeixe #netflixpt #turnofthetide #itscalledculture #culture #podcastrecommendations #podcastclips #islandlife #burials #burialcustoms
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Ep 048: Kiss Me I’m (Not) Irish ☘️ 👉🏼 First we update on the phallic pottery of Portugal’s Caldas Da Rainha. Our culture topic is [unraveling Saint Patrick’s Day] and our nostalgia topic is [leprechauns in 90s-00s media]. For our mental health segment we discuss death by 1,000 paper cuts and balancing chaos with stability. #saintpatricksday #stpatricksday #stpaddysday #stpattysday #saintpatrick #stpatrick #exchristian #boston #bostonmassachusetts #massachusetts #ireland #irish #culture #itscalledculture #podcastrecommendation #podcastclips #comedypodcast
team bride right this way ➡️ follow us and listen to the full episode #itscalledculture #teambride #quora #weddingdrama #wedding #marriage #cakesmash #traditions #weddingtraditions #weddingcake #podcastrecommendation #podcastclips
the hole is for handshakes only 🤝🏼❗️ #itscalledculture #culture #podcastclips #pod #podcast #marriage #weddings #superstitions #traditions #societyandculture
nothing like a friendly little life or death competition for the newlyweds 💀🫶🏽 #culture #itscalledculture #portuguese #portugal #superstitions #superstitious #newlyweds #wedding #azores #podcast #podcastshow
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episode 045 out tomorrow 2/21 #culture #itscalledculture #portuguese #portugal #enterrodoentrudo #fattuesday #carnaval #carnivalmardigras #mardigras2023 #mardigras #carnival #ashwednesday #traditions #heritage
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