This research explores cultural aspects linked to the Brazilian national culture according to the dimensional model of Geert Hofstede found in advice requests and advice produced in Brazilian radio programs. Relying in concepts of Interculturalism, especially Geert Hofstede cultural dimensions model, the research analyses the advice request and advice speeches from transcriptions of the selected programs. The advice request and advice speeches transcribed from the radio programs are analyzed based on Interculturalist concepts. The transcriptions analysis involves the breaking down of the speeches and the pointing out of the cultural dimensions found in each text segment, based in an adaptation made to Hofstede s cultural dimensional model which turns the author s 6 dimensions into 12. The percentage of occurrence for each dimension is accounted for and flow charts displaying the main ideas found in each speech as well as the dimensions related to them are developed. The data analysis attests for top positions for the dimensions previously related to the Brazilian natural culture in the research of Hofstede and his co-authors, with an especial role being played by individualism. Despite the similarities found, we also notice that when the advice request deals with issues of a more serious nature like abuse, for instance, the dimensional panorama proposed by Hofstede to describe Brazil seems to no longer apply and a new dimensional scenario is observed.