Bonus episode #126 – Time trap

Bonus episode #126 – Time trap

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Simplified Speech #249 – iPod Archeology

What do you think is hiding on a 20-year-old iPod that someone forgot in a drawer? In this episode, Andrew and Indiana share three news stories and trends they came across recently. The first is about a woman who buys old iPods and shares the playlists she finds on them, like a s ...  Show more

Bonus Episode #176 – Take Me Out

Have you ever loved something your partner just won’t try? For years, Andrew’s wife said no to baseball. In this bonus episode, he finally gets her to the ballpark and finds out what she really thinks. Listen along to learn some vocabulary that will help make your English more na ...  Show more

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