Esperanto resources

[IronMike]

Thought I'd start this thread to save Esperanto resources as I find them. I put (dot) in the video URLs to keep the site from embedding the videos.

Video: 

• https://www.youtube(dot)com/user/Evildela
• https://www.youtube(dot)com/channel/UCvPiONpmjJEyvC5tWBKg1hA 
• https://www.youtube(dot)com/channel/UCe37NyafpwjSoDXsXG1qFoA
• https://esperanto-tv(dot)com/
• http://filmoj(dot)net
• https://www.youtube(dot)com/watch?v=9GGdi_nFQA0

Reading:

• http://edu.i-lo.tarnow.pl/esp/lern/librejo/0032/index.php
• http://www.liberafolio.org/
• http://esperanto-ondo.ru/
• http://facila.org/
• http://www.esperanto-sumoo.strefa.pl/libroj.html
• http://www.gutenberg.org/files/24525/24525-h/24525-h.htm
• http://esperanto.net/literaturo/noveloj/index.html
• http://lingvakritiko.com/

Listening

• http://claudepiron.free.fr/enregistrements.htm
• http://members.aon.at/aldone/retradio/
• http://esperanto.cri.cn/
• http://pola-retradio.org/
• http://esperanto-tv.com/vinilkosmo
• http://sezonoj.podfm.ru/esperanto/

[lingvo]

Great sources. I also suggest "Gerda Malaperis" to intermediate esperanto learners: http://fr.lernu.net/kursoj/gerda_malaperis/index.php . There is also esperanto audio tracks for gerda Malaperis.

[IronMike]

Another new podcast:

Aminda Radio: https://djpod.com/amindaesperanto

 

[GearZ]

Thank you for the links and resources.  Out of curiosity, how active is the Esperanto movement these days?  It was very much so decades ago, but I am not sure about now.  Thanks much.