#181 A Changing World with Teacher Lewis (@en...

I recently learnt that not everyone thinks the same way I do. In fact, there are some areas in which our brains differ greatly. For me, this is a fascinating topic. How do I know the green colour you see, is the same as the green colour I see?In this episode, I share a few differ ...  Show more

The main focus of today's episode is the word 'cringe'. It's a useful word to describe a strong feeling of embarrassment or awkwardness, especially at someone else's behaviour, or memories of your own past behaviour. I'll be sharing a few cringey things from my life, some embarra ...  Show more

🎙️ Welcome to ESL Talk! 🎙️ A podcast for English Teachers, by English Teachers. Join ESL Talk as we delve into the dynamic world of language education with seasoned native English teacher, Josh. Uncover the nuances of voice, and its profound impact on teaching, and glean insigh ...  Show more

Today's story: Daniel Kahneman was a trained psychologist who became the ""grandfather of behavioral economics"" with his experiments on human behavior and decision-making. Though he never took an economics class as a student, he won the 2002 Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences for ...  Show more

Mastering English phrasal verbs? Unlock fluency with this video! Learn the top 20 essential phrasal verbs for everyday conversations on English with Kayla.

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Today's English expression and dialog: Pet name What's a good pet name? Cupcake? Sugar? Sweet pea? For a dog? Oh, I thought you meant for your wife! How about Rover? GET FREE LESSONS: https://www.LetsMasterEnglish.com I'm on iTunes and everywhere else they have podcasts! Coach Sh ...  Show more