Podcasts This Week (October 14, 2013)

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ON MONDAY
ESL Podcast 938 – Learning to Ride the Subway

In the Learning Guide: Get a full transcript (written version of every word you hear), vocabulary list and sample sentences, and comprehension questions.
In “What Else Does it Mean,” learn the other meanings of “track” and “train.”
In the “Culture Note,” learn about “The Most Popular Transportation Systems in the U.S.”
“American cities ‘are not known’ (are not often thought of in a certain way) for having great public transportation systems…” – READ MORE in the Learning Guide

ON WEDNESDAY
English Cafe 420

Topics: Movies – Rocky; Famous Americans – Alvin Ailey; the hand of fate; riveting, to charge headlong, oblivious, and the outside world; outgoing versus a people person

In the Learning Guide:  Get a full transcript (written version of every word you hear).
In “What Insiders Know,” you will read about “George Foreman and the George Foreman Grill.”
“George Foreman was an American boxer…” – READ MORE in the Learning Guide

ON FRIDAY
ESL Podcast 939 – Planning a Wedding

In the Learning Guide: Get a full transcript (written version of every word you hear), vocabulary list and sample sentences, and comprehension questions.
In “What Else Does it Mean,” learn the other meanings of “hall” and “dove.”
In the “Culture Note,” learn about “Trendy Weddings.”
“Some people believe that weddings have become too ‘trendy’ (fashionable or popular for a short period of time)…” – READ MORE in the Learning Guide

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4 Responses to Podcasts This Week (October 14, 2013)

  1. Dan says:

    Hi there everyone.

    Today my flock of crows had crust of cheese. It seems they loved it.

    It was gone in a few seconds, and with that they had the usual biscuits as well.

    It looks like they do not share the food. When they land, they try to fill up their beak with as much food as possible, after that they are gone.

    I do not approve that kind of behavior. They should get one biscuit at a time!

    Moreover, I have to toss more biscuits to the next crow without food.

    Thank you

  2. Myo ko ko says:

    Hey friends,
    You see, one of the about-to-come podcasts for this new week is about planning a wedding.
    I don’t know about you, guys but I myself have never seen our teacher Jeff’s family photo.
    He always says on the podcasts, “I’m married, happily married.”
    Would it be great if we get the chance to read on our Blog about our teacher Jeff”s own experience of this topic? A candid, portrait picture of his family would surely spice up the post.
    What do you think, guys? Let’s ask our teacher for that, shall we?
    Hey, teacher, out your top secrets here, please, we ask for! 😉

    Myo ko ko
    (who doesn’t have any experience of arranging a wedding reception,
    and plus never have had own wedding experience, really!)

  3. Myo ko ko says:

    Hey,
    I’m still trying to track down my would-be Mrs.Right to hit.
    Let’s just say, I’m playing the field.
    Of course, I’ve already started flirting a girl.
    I think the process is going pretty well, thus far.
    We’ve had dates.
    I see the chemistry in her.
    In fact, I love her and she understands me.
    Everytime we met on a date, I never forgot to hum some pieces of lyrics for her.
    Like this (get ready to cover your ears!)

    Oh, I changed my mind not to sing here. 😉
    The lyrics are from my two favorite songs:
    More Than I Can Say
    Take Me To Your Heart

    Myo ko ko

  4. Aécio Flávio Perim says:

    Yes, Dan, birds are not well-bred when food is at stake. I already have a flock of yellow birds (canary) that come every morning on the wall to have breakfast. They sing beautifully! But on the other hand there is a yeloow cat watching the birds waiting for a chance to catch one. My God! Shoo cat, go away. Let my birds alone!
    Aecio, birds lover.

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