PODCAST PORTUGAL
PODCAST PORTUGAL
Podcast Description
A weekly podcast in English about Portugal´s culture, history and daily life with various guests. Living in Portugal, moving to Portugal or visiting Portugal? Podcast Portugal is your essential resource for everything Portugal in English.
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The podcast covers a variety of themes including expatriation experiences, language learning, local cuisine, real estate market trends, and cultural identity. Notable episodes include discussions on learning European Portuguese with language teacher Helena Sales, exploring the vibrant local community in Lisbon with Stephen O'Regan, and insights into sustainable real estate practices with entrepreneur Alexandra Bonte.

A weekly podcast in English about Portugal´s culture, history and daily life with various guests. Living in Portugal, moving to Portugal or visiting Portugal? Podcast Portugal is your essential resource for everything Portugal in English.
Remote work has transformed how and where we work, yet finding a productive, affordable place outside the home or office remains a challenge for many professionals.
In this episode of Podcast Portugal, we speak with Charles from DeskAmigo, the platform redefining flexible workspaces by connecting remote workers with under-used tables in cafés, restaurants and hotels. Built on a simple but powerful idea, DeskAmigo creates value on both sides: professionals gain access to inspiring, work-friendly spaces without the commitment or cost of traditional coworking, while local venues unlock new revenue streams during quieter hours.
We explore how DeskAmigo supports freelancers, remote workers and digital nomads looking for flexibility, focus and community, while also helping hospitality businesses adapt to changing work habits. The conversation looks at the rise of hybrid work, the demand for more human-centred working environments, and how platforms like DeskAmigo are reshaping the future of work in Portugal and beyond.
Whether you work remotely, run a hospitality business, or are simply curious about how work culture is evolving, this episode offers a practical and timely insight into the new ways people choose to work.
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