Episode 32 of the Language Vlog podcast we talk about some of the essential APPs you need if you want to live in China (and some if you want to travel through the country). We also talk about finding a job overseas teaching English, be it in China or elsewhere, and how easy it can be to find a lead.

We also talk about the recent vlogs uploaded to the YouTube channel (@stevenslanguagevlog) which discuss Steven's first impressions of returning to the classroom and what he gets to see on his way to the university each and every day: really expensive houses.

Next, a throwback to high school and Latin studies with the book A Canticle for Leibowitz and what language would survive a nuclear holocaust?

Finally, a look at Beijing on the weekend as the city sees its first snowfall in the middle of March in a very long time. Climate change? Temperature fluctuation? Or just a one-off occurence to be appreciated and not judged too much?

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Time stamps:

00:00 Introduction and Greetings

00:46 Recovering from Food Poisoning

01:49 About the Language Vlog Podcast

06:48 Essential Apps for Living in China

16:26 Finding an English Teaching Job Abroad

19:25 First Impressions of Teaching in China Again

26:44 Riding to School in Beijing

28:32 A Canticle for Leibowitz and Latin Studies

31:23 Snow in Beijing

35:04 Conclusion and Contact Information