For this week's tasting, Tarah and I compare British and American hot chocolate with a bonus entry thrown in for g...
Finding America
Me and Tarah
America is made up of a wide variety of ancestral groups. For the sake of time, I'll not list them all here. Rather, I’m goi...
I recall fondly the British Guy Fawkes Nights of my youth. However, little did I know it at the time, but the 2008 iteration of ...
Being from Britain, I happen to know a thing or two about rainfall, given as we are to moaning at the first sight of drizzle. In...
Hello, I’m Laurence and I’m on a quest to uncover all of the memos that Britain and America lost in the pond and one of those me...
With the autumn upon us, what better time to take a look at the clothing terminology of Britain and America? Here are seven word...
Hello. I’m Laurence and I’m on a quest to uncover all of the memos that Britain and America lost in the pond and one of those me...
It turns out there are literally hundreds of obscure word differences between Britain and the United States. And in some cases, ...
When I moved to America from Britain all those years ago, there were many culture shocks; but one that probably affected my weig...
In this latest installment of the Finding Britain series, Laurence and Tarah visit the historic English city of York. Prepare fo...
In this special episode, we cover a subject close to our hearts, or at least our wallets: our personal misadventures moving from...
Because we stayed well within our travel budget while in England, we arrived back on American soil with a wad of English money (...
In this episode of Finding Britain , Tarah and Laurence saunter around England's capital and meet up with London expert (and L...
After 11 years living in America, I recently made my long-awaited return to Grimsby—the town I call home. In the few days I was ...
During our recent monumental trip to England, Tarah and I spent a day in the historic city of Oxford - a place I was visiting fo...
I've talked a lot about our upcoming trip to England, but often lost in the shuffle is the fact that Tarah herself once live...
Happy Easter! To celebrate, Tarah and Laurence decided to compare British and American Easter candy. Here are the results. Enjoy!
In my home country of England, high-speed rail is relatively prevalent throughout the country. But I was shocked to discover tha...
Ever since my first couple of years living in the United States, when Indiana's own Butler University were challenging in ba...
We finally got around to making one of those British vs. American Pronunciation videos. You say tomato, I say banana!
A slightly different type of upload today. Here's my recording of David Tennant's panel at the Chicago Comic & Enter...
As a long-time fan of Doctor Who, Star Wars, and Lord of the Rings, I'm no stranger to the world of science fiction and fant...
Ever since my first (and only) visit to Boston in 2004, I couldn't help but notice just how much Americans love to celebrate...
Welcome to the first episode of Halfway Planet - a new show with Laurence (Brit) and Tarah (American)! In this episode we discus...
This is Volume #58 of Ask A Brit, a feature in which I answer your questions on a different theme each episode. This week's ...
After taking the U.S. Citizenship test back in December, it only seemed fair to take its British equivalent - particularly as I&...
If you've watched my channel recently, you'll know I love to play around with maps, as evidenced in part 1 of this video...
After publishing my definitive list of the twenty greatest American English words , some of my viewers asked if any words had en...
Back in November, I published a video in which I spoke about 10 things I've learned about America since moving here. At the...
For my latest Sporcle quiz, I attempted to name these 28 British English Words from their American English equivalents. Easy, ...