814. The Language of Children & Parenting (wi...

[974] In this episode I read out lots of haiku poems, explain their meaning, discuss what they make me think and feel, and use them to teach you some vocabulary. The haikus I read include some traditional Japanese ones translated into English, plus more modern ones written in Eng ...  Show more

Back by popular demand, here is another Sherlock Holmes short story on LEP. This one tells the suspenseful tale of a young engineer 👷 who accepts a well-paid but mysterious job. In classic horror movie style, he ignores so many red flags 🚩 and warnings ⚠️ and ends up paying the ...  Show more

Anna from ​@EnglishLikeANative and I have a casual chat around the topic of interests and passion.We also talk about...- Anna's interesting background before teaching- Anna's assessment of my accent- Why we each started teaching- Our speaking speeds- Comparison to others- Our hob ...  Show more

<span style="font-weight: 400;">Today we have a very special podcast where we take a trip down memory lane (remember the past) and talk about expressions that we used to say as kids. These are funny playground expressions, some of which you've probably heard in kid shows or in ...

In this very special episode we have Luke Thompson from Luke's English Podcast with us! We talk about the most useful practices of using podcasts to improve your English, active and passive listening, accents, and give you step-by-step guide on how to get the best out of a langua ...  Show more

If you are a mom or dad, you will enjoy this episode. I have some great phrases to say or announce that you are pregnant. Also, I talk about the names of the different parenting styles there are in the United States. Decide if you are a helicopter parent or a free-range parent ...