Note that there's two different level III.

In the folder level III there are files named:

61 FINAL........MP3 (and PDF). These are the older level III. 15 lessons and 4 bonus lessons
The new (and improved according to the publisher) is named Lesson_61 ..mp3 (and PDF). All
total of 20 lessons and some podcast as extra bonus
Why two versions and should you take them both. Your choice, but the vocabulary is
different. Choose according to your need and interest.

From the publisher:
You may recall that in 2010 we released what I call the original LSLC 3 which consisted of
15 lessons. I was not involved in the selection of the vocabulary topics in the original LSLC
3. The LSLC instructors who are all native Spanish speakers selected the vocabulary
topics. And like many Spanish courses, the vocabulary topics of the original LSLC 3
consisted of what Spanish instructors think that we us gringos should learn. Such as
vocabulary related to religion which is great for many. Especially if you are traveling to
Latin America as part of a missionary or if you belong to a church that has lots of Spanish
speakers.
But I listened to my customers who bought the original LSLC 3. And I found out that many
of you who bought the original LSLC 3, simply wanted vocabulary topics that you could use
in everyday conversations with plain ordinary Spanish speaking-folks in the U.S. and Latin
America. So thats why I decided to step in the picture. And this time around, I told the LSLC
instructors which vocabulary topics to include. What were my decisions based upon? I
selected vocabulary topics that I had to learn or re-learn as an American living in Latin
America (Colombia). Here are some Vocabulary topics that I had to either learn or re-learn in
order to communicate with Spanish speakers here in Colombia and that we have covered
in the 20 core lessons of the NEW and IMPROVED LSLC 3:
Vocabulary related to going to a party
Vocabulary covering for attending a university
Vocabulary related to going to el circo or the circus
Household vocabulary
Vocabulary related to eating
Vocabulary covering the names of family members
Vocabulary for cleaning the home
Vocabulary for health and medicine
Vocabulary for los deportes or Sports


I have also added 4 bonus Spanish lessons where we cover the following:
Bonus Lesson A: Palabras de amor y palabras romnticas o words of love and romantic
words.
Bonus Lesson B: Palabras de amor y palabras romnticas o words of love and romantic
words continued.
Bonus Lesson C: Vocabulary for describing physical traits and characteristics of ones
personality.
Bonus Lesson D: Helpful Spanish expressions and idioms.