We are kicking off a new series on International Health, covering common conditions encountered in rural Central America. This series is created in collaboration with one of our listeners, Dr. Richard Anstett. He regularly travels down to Central America to serve the under-served. This series will include pictures provided from Dr. Anstett's trips.
First Podcast: Scabies - Dialogue
After the first podcast, we published a series focusing on the grammar and vocabulary from the dialogue:
Breaking it down - Part 1 (Description of the rash)
Breaking it down - Part 2 (Interviewing a child, using the casual tú)
Breaking it down - Part 3 (Explaining treatment to the mother)
Ascariasis: A very common nematode infection worldwide.
Dialogue - Intestinal Worms (The clinical encounter in Spanish, with a little pathophysiology at the end of the podcast.)

In this series we focus on key grammar points as we translate the dialogue.
Intestinal Worms - Translation and Grammar - Part 1 (Greetings, Starting a History of Present Illness)
Intestinal Worms - Translation and Grammar - Part 2 (Describing the gastrointestinal symptoms)
Intestinal Worms - Translation and Grammar - Part 3 (Treatment, Patient education)
Let us know what you think about the emphasis on grammar in this series. Vote in our poll.
Your podcast
Hello,
Just stumbled on your podcast/ website this morning. Enjoying it.
I like the fact on your other site (spanish grammar) you are tackling some of the common barriers for english learners who are learning spanish (por vs para, relative pronouns, imp. vs preterite).
Peter
Grammar podcasts
Peter,
I'm glad you like it. I think writing the podcasts, with the help of my Spanish-speaking friends, helps me more than anyone. I try to pick those topics that are not frequently covered in other grammar podcasts. And please don't hesitate to leave suggestions for future podcasts here.
Molly
great
this is just to sing the praises of this podcast series. I just returned from doing clinics in highlands Guatemala and was amazed at how dead on accurate this was. great job !!!
Wow! Thanks!
I really appreciate it. I will do my best to keep it up. María and Dr. Anstett deserve most of the credit. More dialogues coming soon.