Obviously Cultured Liam Banks

In this episode I am joined by my good friend David, where we talk about Romanian culture. We cover topics from architecture, food and religion, to the agriculture and landscape. We talk about holding onto culture and tradition, despite living in a different country, to communism and the fact that Romania is responsible for the world's longest sausage.

apologies as the audio went wrong, so it seems like David is predicting the future and answering questions before I ask them. He is not in-fact a time traveller.

I hope that you enjoy the fourth episode of Obviously Cultured :)

In this episode I am joined with Stef to talk about the history of Serbia. We cover topics such as Serbia being the first country in World War 1 to have a declaration of war against them due to their involvement in the assassination of the Arch-Duke Franz Ferdinand, all the way to the 1999 NATO bombing of Serbia, involving the Kosovo controversies. We talk about Yugoslavia and what Josip Broz Tito did in power, and a number of different topics, including WW2 and the Cold War. So sit back with a glass of Rakija and enjoy.

We welcome you with a glass of Rakija, you probably can't drink it but 'Inat' says otherwise. Ever wondered why a Slav said that their dick hurts after you gave a long description of how your day was? want a brief history lesson and to know the places to visit? or simply the best thing to do in Serbia? 

Well the answers are here

"živeli" - I'll drink to that

I talk to my friend Aditya about Indian culture. We talk from things about languages, religion, food all the way to why the queen of England is too OP and needs a nerf. I hope you enjoy this first episode of Obviously Cultured all about India and hope you learn something new. Also follow Aditya on Instagram @doriyu_toshini.  stay up to date with the podcast for more Culture :)