Unlimited Spanish Podcast with Oscar

Oscar Pellus runs Unlimited Spanish entirely in Spanish, which might sound intimidating, but his teaching method is designed to make it work even if you are not fully fluent yet. The show uses TPRS (Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling) and a point-of-view technique where Oscar tells a short story, then retells it from different angles, asking questions along the way that your brain answers automatically. That repetition and reframing is what makes vocabulary and grammar structures stick without you having to consciously memorize them. With over 440 episodes and a 4.7 star rating from 464 reviews, the show has earned a loyal following among intermediate learners. Episodes run 10 to 16 minutes and cover a broad range of topics: Spanish culture, history, current events, common expressions, and grammar points that trip up English speakers. Oscar speaks European Spanish at a clear, steady pace that is fast enough to train your ear but slow enough that you can follow the thread of each story. Transcripts are available on the Unlimited Spanish website, and Oscar also offers paid courses for learners who want more structured study. But the podcast alone is a surprisingly effective tool for building fluency. The question-and-answer technique forces your brain to actively produce Spanish rather than passively absorb it, and the mini-stories give you context that helps new words take root in your memory. If you are past the beginner stage and want a show that pushes you to think in Spanish rather than translate in your head, this one delivers.