A Conversation About Traditions
This recording takes you into a lively, unscripted conversation between Janita and her guests—Frank, Ismar, and later Aishat, from Abuja in Nigeria.
They talk about traditions—the big ones, the small ones, the personal ones you never even realized were “traditions” until you said them out loud.
🌍 What do Christmas mornings look like in South Africa, Brazil, or Germany?
🎉 How does Brazil’s Carnival compare to South Africa’s Heritage Day?
🎲 What childhood games do you still remember?
🐾 And if pets could start their own traditions… what would they be?
It’s full of little stories—funny, surprising, sometimes even nostalgic.
What makes it special is the flow. No scripts. Just real people, sharing moments from their worlds and hearing how different (and similar) they can be.
And while everyone’s laughing about holiday mishaps, childhood games, or pets with personalities, something else is happening quietly in the background:
They’re practicing conversational English—naturally, without even thinking about it.
So as you listen, you don’t just hear words.
You hear connection.