61: Pub Grub pt.2

In our Easy English Updates, we announce our 'Kick-Off 2026 Challenge' on Monday to improve your English, every day for 14 days. Isi and Mitch then give you 10 everyday word pronunciations that reveal if you're speaking either American or British English, but for we answer a ques ...  Show more

This week, we announce our 14-day challange in the new year for you to kick-start your 2026 and improve your English. Is also opens an early Christmas present from Mitch on the podcast and they compare the differences and similarities of Christmas time in the UK and Germany, befo ...  Show more

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Once hailed as the towering literary figure of the Restoration age, John Dryden is little known now by the general reader.  Let's take care of that with a c ...

 Timon [speaking]: Hakuna matata! What a wonderful phrase! Pumbaa [speaking]: Hakuna matata! Pumbaa [singing]: Ain’t no passin’ craze. Timon [singing]: It means no worries for the rest of your days. Both [singing]: It’s our problem-free philosophy. Timon [speaking]: Hakuna ...  Show more

On my recent trip to Leavenworth, I had an unexpected opportunity to see a song and dance performance by the Colville Native American Indian tribe. As the salmon festival has expanded over the years, it now includes historical and cultural displays that are related to the salmon ...  Show more

Have you ever used music to boost your English pronunciation? 🎶
In this week's video, I'm introducing you to Olivia Rodrigo's song Traitor to practice the different T sounds in American English… especially the Flap T!

I'll break down lines from the song, show you ...