338. A Murder Mystery Detective Story (Part 1...

Another short story on LEP to entertain you and help you learn some more English words and expressions. This one is a creepy tale about a room in a house with a strange, fatal attraction. People can't stop themselves going through the door, but then what happens to them? Follow a ...  Show more

A funny British English conversation about food, cooking & eating habits, with my friend Martin. Why is British food a bit of a joke? Do French people have the right to criticise British cuisine? What is marmite, and why don't Brits just throw it away? What did Luke eat for lunch ...  Show more

In most detective stories, we get to follow the adventures of hard-nosed private eyes who seem to be the smartest ones in the room. Today’s story, written by a 12-year-old from Texas named Maxiliano, is NOT like most detective stories. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy info ...  Show more

Every day this week, we are releasing an episode of our adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe’s 1842 short story, which is considered to be one of the first murder mysteries to feature details from a real crime. Part One: Bohemian detective C. Auguste Dupin and his assistant, our unnamed ...  Show more

Here is the first episode of our podcast! I'm so happy that I've started this project. In this episode, I wanted to start with a really simple story. For the later episodes, there will be more fun and more characters. You can find a transcript of the story and read along at https ...  Show more

La littérature française aussi a son Sherlock Holmes. Comme lui, il est très intelligent, charmeur et un peu trop sûr de lui.

Sauf que, contrairement à son rival anglais, Arsène Lupin n’est pas détective mais cambrioleur (a burglar), gentleman-cambrioleur pour être préc ...