This is an English and Chinese conversation about Christmas and some of the customs and traditions that go along with it. 这期特别节目将会说到关于圣诞节的一些风俗及一些传统。 —————————————————————— 欢迎搜索Bilibili频道：Regan_Radio

This series is called "Things We Don't Like" and focuses on some dislikes and complaints we have about a variety of things. This is a conversation in English and Chinese that discusses the problems of living with others. 这期对话我们将探讨独居及合租（住）的烦恼。 —————————————————————— 欢迎搜索Bilibili频道：Regan_Radio

This conversation in English and Chinese is about the hair salon and hair loss. 该对话将讨论理发店及掉头发那些事儿…… —————————————————————— 欢迎搜索Bilibili频道: Regan_Radio

This English and Chinese audio is a friendly debate about being single or in a relationship. 该播客将以友好辩论的形式探讨单身与谈恋爱之间的好坏。 —————————————————————— 欢迎搜索Bilibili频道: Regan_Radio

This Chinese and English audio conversation is all about libraries and bookstores. The "Places" series is a collection of bilingual conversations looking at a variety of different places and the language you may encounter in these places.

Me and Cherry rambled about a variety of language learning issues, but focused on motivation. We also spent some time discussing language learning in a romantic relationship and some problems parents have to deal with when raising kids. This audio is full of different questions and issues for language learners to consider.

Me and Cherry for this audio talk about things that are annoying around the house. We both seem to have a long list of things we don’t like, and I’m sure many people can relate to these things. It’s also a good audio to hear a lot of the common vocabulary related to and inside of a house or apartment.

Here me and Cherry have a more natural and open chat about language related stuff. Some of the discussion is based on why foreigners are learning Chinese, some ways to learn language, and the topic of food in China and why it’s important.

The third episode with Cherry talking about a few things we don’t like. We talked about scanning QR codes to order food, people rushing to get into the subway, cold food delivery, and workers that need training before coming back to work. As usual we spend a lot of time going off topic and rambling about a bunch of other random stuff.

In this video/audio me and Cherry explore some problems related to both Chinese and English learners. Cherry first explains the difference between “shi” and “hen”. Secondly, she explains using the word “if” in a specific structure, and how Chinese has a minor word change. Lastly, Cherry talks about the mistake of trying to express jobs in Chinese. For English learners I mentioned three tricky social cultural differences related to language. Firstly, the cultural difference of nap culture. Secondly, the use of commands and common friendly expressions. Lastly, how to talk about phone use.

Here we are again, me and Cherry rambling about things we don’t like for a second time. Listen to us complain about a few different things, and if you have some things you don’t like please add a comment, then next time maybe we can also talk about those. This isn’t an audio about seriously hating things, just some fun.

What do you put in your bag every day? There are a lot of common things we take, daily necessities and many other random things. In this audio we ramble about some of this stuff… just another good ramble with Cherry.

Chinese teacher Cherry and me sat down a few days ago to make a video about some things we don’t like. Just a bit of fun, nothing too serious… I feel like we could have made a much longer list, so maybe we can make an episode 2 later. I haven’t started uploading videos yet, but I think the audios are almost as good as the videos, there isn’t much difference. Please enjoy, and give me any feedback or ask any questions you like.

Jack is a student at the Shanghai International Studies university studying German. We sat down to have a chat in the fresh air about studying German and life at the school.

Me and Betty had a chat about the differences of malls in Northern Island and in China, as well as some of the different dress styles and shopping habits. Some other brief topics that appeared in the conversation were: Taobao, Wanda malls, different views of how to dress for winter, and foreigners learning Chinese.