Podcasts about accented

In this weeks episode, Andrew, Ben & Webby talk about the issues Dewing Grain faces as an independent merchant in an industry dominated by multinationals.The boys then discuss the current conflicts in Europe and the Middle East and their potential effects on the grain market. They also talk about the risks of tendering on the futures market and how Dewing Grain tries to mitigate those risks. The What3Words for this months farm walk are Cork, Accented, Cult. We look forward to seeing you there at 13.30 on Tuesday 24th September! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's episode is a bitesize episode with Andrew first going over the upcoming podcast walk.Andrew then gives his weekly update on the market and gives the values that Dewing Grain is currently offering.The What3Words for this months farm walk are Cork, Accented, Colt. We look forward to seeing you there at 13.30 on Tuesday 24th September! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this weeks episode, Andrew discusses the harvest do antics from Thursday evening.Andrew, Webby, Ben & Harry host this weeks episode. They discuss the hot topic of this years harvest... Ergot!Ben and the team also talk about the Canadian Canola anti-dumping probe.This months farm walk What3Words is: Cork, Accented, Colt. We look forward to seeing you there at 13.30 on Tuesday 24th September! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You may not think you have an accent, but you do--everyone does. And the accent you might notice the least, is the one Hannah Shin craved.

1961's "Call for the Dead" was a striking premiere in spy fiction. Not only was it the careful, opening gambit in John le Carré's long and dominating career, it also marked the first appearance of George Smiley, the author's recurring intelligence officer of unlikely composition. Accented by a polite, unassuming conduct, Smiley is slightly overweight and a bit lovesick, too, all of which stood him in sharp contrast to the "known quantity" literary spy of the day. Drawing on his own experiences of work with Britain's intelligence services, John le Carré sculpts his inaugural text out of post-war mortar and emerging cold-war realism.

CW: Animal death, weird religious prejudice, internalized homophobia Rob and Alis talk about weird college classes they took and I cannot stress this enough, Buddhism does not work like that. Art and music by https://ashenthorns.art/ SoC's socials (no really check them out: https://bsky.app/profile/streamofconch.bsky.social --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/arp1033/message

Jon, Jamie, Anakos and Dom are stuck in Mike's horrid team building desert, and with a well researched and perfectly mimicked celebrity guest...

Everyone's day drinking tickly summer coolers, getting rescued by Dean the lifeguard, and inking a bit o' the bible on their body. The boys are going on all the tangents, and do their best to discover regional variance within the greatest state in the union. 

Finding your niches sometimes doesn't mean hours of keyword research and using multiple tools and endless hours of market research. For Tonya of Accented Glory her niche was right in front of her eyes everyday and in our conversation she shares how she landed on it and has grown an accessory and jewelry brand that gets featured in major publications. Buy Me A Coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/etsyconvo Connect with me on Instagram -  https://www.instagram.com/etsyconversations/ Be My Podcast Guest - https://convome.com/be-my-etsy-conversations-podcast-guest/

It's Mafia March, listeners, and That Aged Well is coming in like a lion with a breakdown of Martin Scorsese's 1990 classic Goodfellas! Grab a plate of ziti and a glass of sangiovese and tuck in!

In this episode, I chat with Namrata, an Indian woman currently living in Versailles, France. She moved here 4 years ago from Mumbai and she recently had a baby. Namrata is currently spending precious time with her son at home before she returns to work. Transcripts are available for this episode. If you'd like one, go to the following website and subscribe to a 6 Monthly Subscription where you can download previous and upcoming transcripts of the Accented series: https://accentedtranscripts.gumroad.com/l/nsGoU To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com Powered by Firstory Hosting

In this episode, I chat with Leo-Paul, a French civil engineer who is also my husband. He has been living in Australia for 8 years and has been working in English. When Leo-Paul and I first met, his level of English was quite basic and after living abroad and raising a bilingual family, he has a near native level of English but he has never lost his accent. Listen to why Leo-Paul thinks having an accent can be an advantage. Transcripts are available for this episode. If you'd like one, go to the following website and subscribe to a 6 Monthly Subscription where you can download previous and upcoming transcripts of the Accented series: https://accentedtranscripts.gumroad.com/l/nsGoU To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com Powered by Firstory Hosting

The Lords of Spaghetti sit atop their majestic towers as they celebrate and look back on 3 years of Spaghetti! Alex tells Jakub about his 'senior prank' and how he was betrayed. They discuss SDCC 2022 and try on different accents. They finally call the Stranger Things Pizza Boy number and talk to Argyle. Fresh off the heels of the Winnie the Pooh horror movie, Barney is getting the same treatment. Dancing in public, why do most people find it scary? A strange birth in India. All this and more, or less -All WYSP social links-https://linktr.ee/WYSP

How can we preserve our video games for the future? Tinyhats' Xbox broke and there's also discussions about all the things we take for granted in our lives. Which words do we never use? Are we introverted or extroverted? In hindsight, is it better to purchase games physically? Accented lol (Norwegian). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, I chat with Ksenija, a Macedonian author who is currently writing her first book in English. She has had her books translated into different languages but this time she is going to write directly in English to reach a broader audience. Transcripts are available for this episode. If you'd like one, go to the following website and subscribe to a 6 Monthly Subscription where you can download previous and upcoming transcripts of the Accented series: https://accentedtranscripts.gumroad.com/l/nsGoU To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com Powered by Firstory Hosting

Coming hot off attending the Third Eye Blind 25th anniversary concert, KRYSTYNA wonders if CORINNE has any tips for removing tampon remnants from her pussy. Plus, a moment with Stephan Jenkins was had. On this episode, the gals give advice to a listener in a toxic relationship situation with a dog caught in the mix. They then sit down with comedian GLORELYS MORA to discuss her ongoing breakup, when it's time to let go, and how sometimes women are just doing too much. Accented by the musings of Mike Coscarelli.  OUR [FREE] DEBUT COMEDY SPECIAL PREMIERED ON YOUTUBE THIS WEEK (subscribe to our channel!) - https://www.youtube.com/guyswefcked   Follow Glorelys Mora on IG/Twitter: @GlorelysMora / TikTok @glorelys Follow Corinne on Twitter/IG/TikTok: @PhilanthropyGal (And follow Corinne's store on IG @PerfectlyCentered)    Follow Krystyna on Twitter/IG/TikTok: @KrystynaHutch   Follow Guys We Fucked everywhere: @guyswefcked   Follow Mike Coscarelli on Twitter/IG: @MikeCoscarelli   THIS WEEK'S FEATURED MUSIC: Rachel Lark Song 1- Warm, Bloody, and Tender Song 2- Text Me the Fuck Back https://open.spotify.com/artist/66dRl7TsPdijQ2QnDNWNxQ?si=mrr6sPWsRgi6MnqsuLRMyQ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

In this episode, I chat with Kevin, the creator of Deliberate English. Ready to finally feel confident speaking English at work? Go to deliberateenglish.com to grab a copy of Kevin's free guide, "3 Steps To Confidently Express Yourself at Work", and start improving your business English today.   Transcripts are available for this episode. If you'd like one, go to the following website and subscribe to a 6 Monthly Subscription where you can download previous and upcoming transcripts of the Accented series: https://accentedtranscripts.gumroad.com/l/nsGoU   To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com Powered by Firstory Hosting

Marcus Garvey was known as the founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) and Jamaica's first National Hero. He was born in 1887 fought for redemption, education, entrepreneurship and community. “You at this time can only be destroyed by yourselves, from within and not from without. You have reached the point where the victory is to be won from within and can only be lost from within.“ - Marcus Garvey Tonya Cross is an accessory designer and founder of Accented Glory. Accented Glory is a handcrafted women's fashion accessory brand and specializes in natural hair accessory and Afrocentric jewelry designs. Tonya Cross also manages an online community for fellow creative women entrepreneurs.She share weekly marketing tips and advice from my personal experience of building a brand in the community. Tonya's focus is brand visibility and converting followers into customers. Tonya's website AccentedGlory.com Instagram @accentedglory Facebook @accentedglory Follow the Podcast @forchangebeboldpodcast - Facebook and @forchangebeboldpodcast - Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forchangebebold/message

In this episode, I chat with Yusuf, an entrepreneur currently based in Melbourne, Australia; however, he came over from Ethiopia. If you'd like to find out more about him, check out the link here:   https://www.sbs.com.au/news/melbourne-lockdowns-to-have-lasting-impact-on-young-people-from-migrant-backgrounds/1a79bc4c-fb5a-474e-90ba-0a18021bb1ba   Transcripts are available for this episode. If you'd like one, go to the following website and subscribe to a 6 Monthly Subscription where you can download previous and upcoming transcripts of the Accented series: https://accentedtranscripts.gumroad.com/l/nsGoU   To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com Powered by Firstory Hosting

In this episode, I chat with Pete, who is the host of the Aussie English Podcast and the creator of the Aussie English Academy. If you'd like to find out more about joining his English classes, check out the links here: https://aussieenglish.com.au/ If you'd like to see the full interview on video, here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpTVhfxarmE Transcripts are available for this episode. If you'd like one, go to the following website and subscribe to a 6 Monthly Subscription where you can download previous and upcoming transcripts of the Accented series: https://accentedtranscripts.gumroad.com/l/nsGoU To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com Powered by Firstory Hosting

In this episode, I will speak with Dominic, who is an English Teacher originally from Malaysia and currently living in Taiwan. It's hard to explain Dominic's accent because he has live in so many places. Check out his Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBEXJHc-HA0qvDpQjdoY4Ig This is the last episode for 2021. I have some big news when I'm coming back in 2022! I can't wait to share it with you all :) Transcripts are available for this episode. If you'd like one, go to the following website and subscribe to a 6 Monthly Subscription where you can download previous and upcoming transcripts of the Accented series: https://accentedtranscripts.gumroad.com/l/nsGoU To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com Powered by Firstory Hosting

Pink spritz Decadent Gordon's Premium Pink Gin, accented with the natural sweetness of fresh water strawberry and raspberry garnishes. Topped with lemonade and a sparking splash of prosecco. Ingredients: 50ml Gordon's Pink Gin. 50ml lemonade. 25ml Prosecco. In a large wine glass filled with ice add 50ml Gordon's Pink, 50ml lemonade and 25ml Prosecco [2.2 units].

In This Episode of The Couple-preneurs Show with Tonya Cross of Accented Glory, we discuss:– Balancing day job (9-5) and entrepreneurship.– Married 28 years to a fellow entrepreneur.– How to gain and leverage online brand visibility. About Tonya:Tonya Cross is the accessory designer of Accented Glory. Accented Glory is a handcrafted women's fashion accessory brand. Her specialty is natural hair accessory and Afrocentric jewelry designs. No look is complete without great accessories!Resources:www.accentedglory.com Connect with Tonya:www.linkedin.com/in/tonyacrosswww.facebook.com/AccentedGlorywww.instagram.com/AccentedGlory About the Couple-preneurs Show:The Couple-preneurs Show, affectionately known as the providers of The Secret Sauce of Power Couples, is focused on helping couples in business develop structure and strategies that nurture the balance between business and home.Being in business with your significant other includes the good, the bad, and the ugly. Not all couples in business thrive from working together. Working closely together is a dream that grows from love and enthusiasm.Capture unique and informative ways to create, build, or advance your entrepreneurial journey via listening to other successful entrepreneurs' stories of triumph, trials, and lessons learned.Learn more about the show or be a guest by visiting our website here: https://kothoughtleaders.com/ Learn more about being a guest on our show: https://mailchi.mp/ndemandconsulting/share-your-story-with-other-entrepreneurs Grab a copy of Oscar & Kiya's book, Confessions: The Truth About Perfect Timing here: https://www.amazon.com/Confessions-Perfect-Couples-Reaching-Everything/dp/0615963463 The Couple-preneurs Showhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-couple-preneurs-show/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/episode19-balancing-a-9-to-5-marriage-and-entrepreneurship-with-tonya-cross-of-accented-glory-with-oscar-and-kiya-frazier

In this episode, I will speak with Gary, who is an author, course convenor and personal trainer. When Gary discovered that his daughter had autism, he did everything he could to find about her condition so he could best support her. Now, he is supporting other parents in the same situation. Check out his Instagram page and his book here: https://www.amazon.com/Living-Life-Through-Their-Eyes-ebook/dp/B07P6JJVHG/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=living+life+through+their+eyes+our+journey+together+on+the+Autism+Spectrum&qid=1626115970&sr=8-1 https://www.instagram.com/gary_martinez_jr/?hl=en Transcripts are available for this episode. If you'd like one, go to the following website and subscribe to a 6 Monthly Subscription where you can download previous and upcoming transcripts of the Accented series: https://accentedtranscripts.gumroad.com/l/nsGoU To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com Would you like to be a guest on the show? Fill in this form and we'll be in contact with you if we think you'd be a good fit for the program: Be Our Guest: https://forms.gle/SgHjcrBWK4HzTfAt6 Powered by Firstory Hosting

Recorded off the west coast in a van by the ocean, this podcast is the reflections of Sophie and Dalton on life and the recent death of their friend Mikayle.  About a year ago the three of them recorded episode #40 of Own It SLC called "Where is the God Damn Soy Sauce."  There is a distinct difference between that episode recorded in January, and this one.  Real time experience coupled with psychedelic chocolates has shown these two a lot, and their partnership throughout is cool to hear.  Accented by a camp stove, doors slamming and miscellaneous burps, you get to hear what it's like to be on the road.   With an in intro by Sarah and Phil, this podcast feels like sitting by the ocean and listening to the ebb and flow of life. 

In this episode, I will speak with Sam, an actor and personal trainer originally from Iraq. Sam has been learning English for the last 4 years and recently graduated high school in Sydney, Australia. He has such drive and perseverance to follow his dreams. Prepare to be inspired! Transcripts are available for this episode. If you'd like one, go to the following website and subscribe to a 6 Monthly Subscription where you can download previous and upcoming transcripts of the Accented series: https://accentedtranscripts.gumroad.com/l/nsGoU To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com Would you like to be a guest on the show? Fill in this form and we'll be in contact with you if we think you'd be a good fit for the program: Be Our Guest: https://forms.gle/SgHjcrBWK4HzTfAt6 Powered by Firstory Hosting

Speech recognition has gone from convenient to crucial over the last few years as smart speakers and driving assist modes have taken off — but not everyone's voice is recognized equally well.

Speech recognition has gone from convenient to crucial over the last few years as smart speakers and driving assist modes have taken off — but not everyone's voice is recognized equally well.

In this episode, I will be speaking with Kirk, who is one of the creators of the Firstory podcast platform. He is the COO of Firstory and because of his role in a multinational company, he wants to improve his English. We are fortunate to have him come on the program and have him explain how he turned his idea into the biggest podcast platform in Taiwan. Check out Firstory here: https://firstory.me/ Transcripts are available for this episode. If you'd like one, go to the following website and subscribe to a 6 Monthly Subscription where you can download previous and upcoming transcripts of the Accented series: https://accentedtranscripts.gumroad.com/l/nsGoU To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com Would you like to be a guest on the show? Fill in this form and we'll be in contact with you if we think you'd be a good fit for the program: Be Our Guest: https://forms.gle/SgHjcrBWK4HzTfAt6 Powered by Firstory Hosting

We all speak with an accent, but how does your unique accent affect your identity and how others perceive you? On this week's episode, hear stories from the Queen's community about accented English, and learn about resources available to support you. Guests Emina Arase & Janki Patel Speak Up: Academic Speaking Skills Lab – https://sass.queensu.ca/eal/#SPEAK […]

Welcome to episode 6 of Say You Say Me the accentED podcast. The podcast about accents and the actors that do them.In this episode, your host, accent and dialect coach Linda Nicholls-Gidley, interviews Australian actress, Stef Dawson.Best known to international audiences as Annie Cresta in the Hunger Games, Stef has worked in accent through much of her career, having done roles in Standard American, American Southern, NYC Queens, Irish and Czech.  Stef discusses her experiences working in accent, how she preps for an accented role, perfectionism and her love of languages.

In this episode, I will be speaking with Nik, who is originally from Northern Ireland. She is an Accent Coach and has been helping actors perfect various accents. Check out her work here: Nic Redman: https://nicolaredman.com/instagram-links/ Transcripts are available for this episode. If you'd like one, go to the following website and subscribe to a 6 Monthly Subscription where you can download previous and upcoming transcripts of the Accented series: https://accentedtranscripts.gumroad.com/l/nsGoU To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com Would you like to be a guest on the show? Fill in this form and we'll be in contact with you if we think you'd be a good fit for the program: Be Our Guest: https://forms.gle/SgHjcrBWK4HzTfAt6 Powered by Firstory Hosting

In this episode, I will be speaking with Saadia Kahn, who is originally from Pakistan; however, she has been living in the USA for the last 20 years. She is the host and creator of the Immigrantly podcast which is nominated in the Education and Asian Hosted category of the People's Choice Podcast Awards. Check out her awesome series here: Immigrantly: https://immigrantlypod.com/ Transcripts are available for this episode. If you'd like one, go to the following website and subscribe to a 6 Monthly Subscription where you can download previous and upcoming transcripts of the Accented series: https://accentedtranscripts.gumroad.com/l/nsGoU To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com Would you like to be a guest on the show? Fill in this form and we'll be in contact with you if we think you'd be a good fit for the program: Be Our Guest: https://forms.gle/SgHjcrBWK4HzTfAt6 Powered by Firstory Hosting

Welcome to the Digging Deeper Jazz Podcast. This podcast was originally released on February 14, 2020  on the Jeff Antoniuk - Educator YouTube channel. Please subscribe to the YouTube channel and feel free to enjoy the video version as well.FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS !In episode #140 Jeff shows us how to make a real artistic statement by consciously choosing tension some of the time. This video is a great framework for understanding and playing these conscious dissonances. And no, this isn't justing playing “wrong notes.” This is playing “wrong notes with a purpose!" Let's dig in!Mentioned in this podcast:• www.JazzWire.net - Since we announced JazzWire back in 2017, it has become an incredible Community of hundreds of adult musicians from over 25 different countries around the world. If you are looking for a plan for your practice, regular insights and wisdom on playing jazz, and a huge COMMUNITY of jazz players from around the world, this is the place for you! • Digging Deeper Jazz - All of the DDJ episodes include a pdf. Just write us at diggingdeeperjazz@gmail.com, and we'll offer you the pdfs in bundles of 50, or all 200 for a discount! We will also put you on the list to receive each new pdf, weekly.  Amazing practice ideas, every week, for free. What's not to love!?

World News in 7 minutes. Wednesday 1st September 2021.Transcript at: send7.org/transcripts Listen to accented podcast - search your podcast app for "Accented" or follow this link:https://accented.buzzsprout.com/Stephen is a guest on episode 40. Today: Afghanistan Taliban declare independence. China gaming limits. Bangladesh sentences murderers of gay rights activists. Algeria last to stop lead. Tanzania opposition in court. EU 70% vaccinated. Croatia push Afghans to Bosnia. Brazil bank robbery. Argentina rich rodents.Send your opinion or experience by email to podcast@send7.org or send an audio message at send7.org for us to broadcast. With Stephen Devincenzi and Khadija Tahir.SEND7 (Simple English News Daily in 7 minutes) tells news in intermediate English. Every day, listen to the most important stories in the world in slow, clear English. This easy English news podcast is perfect for English learners, people with English as a second language, and people who want to hear a fast news update from around the world. Learn English through hard topics, but simple grammar. SEND7 covers all news including politics, business, natural events and human rights. For more information visit send7.org/contact

In this episode, I will be speaking with Stephen, who is from England. He is the host and creator of the SEND7 podcast which is a program for intermediate English learners to listen to real world news spoken at a speed you can understand. He also uses vocabulary that is easy to comprehend. Check out this great resource here: SEND7 Podcast: https://www.send7.org/ Transcripts are available for this episode. If you'd like one, go to the following website and subscribe to a 6 Monthly Subscription where you can download previous and upcoming transcripts of the Accented series: https://accentedtranscripts.gumroad.com/l/nsGoU To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com Would you like to be a guest on the show? Fill in this form and we'll be in contact with you if we think you'd be a good fit for the program: Be Our Guest: https://forms.gle/SgHjcrBWK4HzTfAt6

In this episode, I will be speaking with Katalin, originally from Hungary but has lived in Australia for over 30 years. Even though she has lived here for a long time, she came over to Australia as a young adult and never lost her accent. Katalin is a great example of showing people that you can still have an accent and be understood in your new country. Transcripts are available for this episode. If you'd like one, go to the following website and subscribe to a 6 Monthly Subscription where you can download previous and upcoming transcripts of the Accented series: https://accentedtranscripts.gumroad.com/l/nsGoU To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com Would you like to be a guest on the show? Fill in this form and we'll be in contact with you if we think you'd be a good fit for the program: Be Our Guest: https://forms.gle/SgHjcrBWK4HzTfAt6

Welcome to episode 5 of Say You Say Me the accentED podcast. The podcast about accents and the actors that do them.In this episode, your host, accent and dialect coach Linda Nicholls-Gidley, interviews Accent and Dialect coach, and WIRED accent guy, Erik Singer. Erik is a dialect coach for film and television, a Master Teacher of Knight Thompson Speechwork, and a Certified Associate Teacher of Fitzmaurice Voicework. Recent work includes Terminator: Dark Fate, Barry Levinson's The Survivor, starring Ben Foster, Disney's live action Mulan, Sia's debut feature Music, and Baz Luhrmann's Elvis Biopic. His Webby award winning videos for WIRED, discussing accents and language sounds have been viewed over 70 million times.Erik discusses the use of standard accents, the relationship between the actor and the dialect coach and his journey to becoming a coach.This episode was recorded in front of a live zoom audience.

It's Podcast Awards time and if you enjoy listening to Accented, cast your vote here:https://www.podcastawards.com/app/signupI'm in the People's Choice section and Grammar Girl - Education.In this episode, I will be speaking with Anna, originally from Russia; however, she currently lives in Denmark.  She has a similar story to me as she wanted to create an intermediate level Russian language podcast that was interesting.  Please check out her podcast below but be warned, if you don't understand any Russian, you will only be able to admire the language.Next Level Russian: https://nextlevelrussian.com/To find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com

It's Podcast Awards time and if you enjoy listening to Accented, cast your vote here:https://www.podcastawards.com/app/signupI'm in the People's Choice section and Grammar Girl - Education.In this episode, I will be speaking with Eva, originally from Belgium; however, she currently lives in Ecuador.  She is a structural engineer and currently teaches at a university in her hometown.  Even though English isn't her first language, her lessons are in English.  If you're studying a PhD in engineering, check out Eva's podcast with some great tips:PhD Talk: https://open.spotify.com/show/1hdUyUCWFL4iTiyVrZ7WrUTo find out more about Kimberley, head to www.kimslawofenglish.com

Welcome to episode 4 of Say You Say Me the accentED podcast. The podcast about accents and the actors that do them.In this episode, your host, accent and dialect coach Linda Nicholls-Gidley, interviews Australian actor Stephen Multari.Stephen is a founding member and co-artistic director of MopHead Productions – a theatre company established in Sydney Australia in 2012 -  which has toured productions Australia-wide. His culturally ambiguous appearance has seen him cast in a string of diverse roles, working with a number of different accents and languages.In 2017 he moved to Germany, studied the language and subsequently scored his first TV gig in Europe. He has since made the move to Los Angeles after winning the Green Card Lottery in 2019.He is soon to appear as Charlie Chaplin in the German production Das Weiße Haus am Rhein.Stephen discusses his process for accent acquisition, the importance of the relationship with a dialect coach and what it's like working in an English accent on a predominantly German speaking set.

As soon as you leave the classroom, you will notice that people don't speak Chinese the way your teacher and textbook do. Why is that, and what can you do to learn to understand regionally accented Mandarin? Link: Learning to understand regionally accented Mandarin More information and inspiration about learning and teaching Chinese can be found over at Hacking Chinese (www.hackingchinese.com) Music: "Traxis 1 ~ F. Benjamin" by Traxis, 2020 - Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (3.0)Music: "Traxis 1 ~ F. Benjamin" by Traxis, 2020 - Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (3.0)

English as a Second Language teacher and host of “Accented”, Kimberley Law, shares her Australian mom Margaret's lessons on following your passions, changing things you're not happy with, investing in your marriage, seeing things in an equitable way, and working to live - instead of living to work. To learn more about Kim, please visit her website.  You can listen to "Accented" here.  To contact Ana, please send your mail to: info@thankyoumama.net For more about “Thank You, Mama" and to subscribe to the newsletter, please visit: http://www.thankyoumama.net  

Welcome to Episode 3 of Say You Say Me the accentED podcast. The podcast about accents and the actors that do them.In this episode, your host, accent and dialect coach Linda Nicholls-Gidley, interviews Zimbabwean Australian actor, writer and director Charmaine Bingwa.Winner of the prestigious Heath Ledger Scholarship, and coming soon to screens as the tough lawyer Carmen Moyo in CBS' The Good Fight, you can see Charmaine in Amazon's Black Box and in the recently released Trees of Peace.Charmaine discusses her process for working in accent, working with a coach on set and off and the social experiment she conducted when she first moved to the United States.  

Accented Glory is owned by Tonya Cross. Industry: Accessory Designer What is your business about? Accented Glory is a handcrafted women's fashion accessory brand. My specialty is natural hair accessory and Afrocentric jewelry designs. Phone: 7047982698 Business Email tonyacross@accentedglory.com Business Address: Salisbury, NC Business Website: accentedglory.com Business Social Media: @AccentedGlory (FB, IG, Twitter, Pinterest, and YouTube) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anotherblackownedbiz/support

Welcome to Episode 2 of Say You Say Me the accentED podcast. The podcast about accents and the actors that do them.In this episode, your host, accent and dialect coach Linda Nicholls-Gidley interviews Canadian based Australian actor Adam Stafford.Best known for his character roles such as the Geomancer/Adam Fells in The Flash, more recently Adam can also be seen in The Inbetween, iZombie and The Twilight Zone, as well as the feature film Let Him Go, which had its cinematic release in late 2020.  Here in Australia he played the role of Kevin Bradley in the critically acclaimed Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries and Hugh Masterton in The Doctor Blake Mysteries.Adam discusses creating character voices, staying in accent and tackles the question of whether to turn up to an audition in your own accent or use the accent of the character from the moment you arrive.

“I think you need to be passionate about what it is you want to do. I wanted my students to know that it’s ok to have an accent. It’s like we’re all equal, and we should all be equal. We shouldn’t be judged on how we speak, and I think that was something that I was very passionate about. So I think if you’re passionate about something, then go ahead and make a podcast. People are going to listen.” In Season 2, Episode 13 of the Boss Uncaged Podcast, S.A. Grant continues through Women’s History Month by virtually traveling to the “Down Under” and interviewing fellow podcaster Kimberly Law. Kimberly is the host of Accented, a highly-successful international podcast that helps English learners actually hear real conversations and become familiar with the language.

Welcome to Episode 1 of Say You Say Me, the accentED podcast. The podcast about accents and the actors that do them.   In our first episode, your host, accent and dialect coach Linda Nicholls-Gidley interviews award winning actor, and highly sought after acting teacher, Anthony Brandon Wong. Best known to international audiences for his role as 'Ghost' in The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions, and to Australian audiences as 'Danny Law' in  The Family Law, Wong has enjoyed a diverse career working in film, television and theatre around the world.   From Hong Kong Chinese to Cockney, Lebanese to Japanese, and Filipino to the Mississippi Delta, Anthony Brandon Wong has explored accents from across the globe. He talks about his work, tips for staying in accent and how to deal with feedback, positive and negative.

Interview with Lena Livinsky. Here is the video version with transcripts: https://youtu.be/bwda8HAOFSE Chapters: 0:00 Teaser: excerpt from the interview.  1:07 Introduction with Lena Livinsky - She first was afraid of sharing her voice and speaking up 2:12 Start Interview 2:55 Lena shares her thoughts what comes to her mind when she hears different "expressions/words" Daniel is saying to her.  4:05 Excerpt of the Office (season 5, episode 12 The Duel) 4:30 Lena introduces herself 5:38 Lena's first struggle when it comes to learning English in the USA coming from Poland 8:09 One of Lena's top tips on how to reach fluency 9:30 What does "accent" mean to Lena? 14:50 How did Lena change her accent? 16:40 Did Lena manage to pick a Spanish accent, too? 18:11 When Lena is speaking in Polish, can people from Poland make out an American accent?? 22:10 What is Lena's podcast the "Accented World Podcas" all about?  23:55 Then it's not the typical language learning podcast, right? It's more to inspire people and to get new ideas and new perspectives? 27:23 So was there any person or maybe a podcast which inspired Lena to start out with her podcast? 29:24 What could Lena learn from their guest? Is there any particular story which stuck with her in particular? 31:34 What is a speech language pathologist? 34:41 What is an accent coach? 36:48 Lena's accent course launched in January 2021 38:13 Who can participate in the course? For whom is the course? 39:55 How does a free accent coauch consultatoin looks like? 41:05 Which accent error patterns did Lena spot from Daniel's speech from this interview? 41:50 Where can we find Lena's content? How can we get in touch with Lena to improve our accents (or our speech)?  42:43 End of the Iinterview 42:44 Outro with music from Scott Holmes (Upbeat Party)   Links:  Lena Livinsky (@lena.livinsky) • Instagram-Fotos und -Videos Home - Lena Livinsky Mini Guide For Speaking English With Clarity and confidence: A Mini Guide to Accent Modification - Lena Livinsky (10) Lena Livinsky | Facebook Vocabulary / expressions from this episode to tackle on  6:42: on top of that 7:27 it was a blessing in disguise 7:52 I was enrolled in English as second language program 9:12 "Majority of my day"  I spend the majority of my time working. vernacular 11:46 A vernacular, or vernacular language, is the speech variety a term generally used to refer to a local language or dialect, as distinct from what is seen as a standard language. The vernacular is contrasted with higher-prestige forms of language, such as national, literary, liturgical or scientific idiom, or a lingua franca, used to facilitate communication across a large area. 23:05 I wanted to showcase that 23:21 some things that people strive towards is, you know, being a doctor, which is beautiful or a lawyer, there's so many amazing opportunities out there. 32:31 The umbrella is very wide, so that's what a speech pathologist is. 33:43 we'll have like a G tube, a tube for eating, and then we work to try and wean them off that tube and getting them to eat by mouth 32:54 aversions to eating, 35:59 You work on the prosody, so like the melody of the language and learning all these aspects If you liked this interview, you might also like the interview Lena gave on another podcast show called "Accented" https://www.buzzsprout.com/586573/7288903-e26-lena-polish-american-accent-speech-pathologist Thank you for listening to My Fluent Podcast - don't forget to subscribe!  www.myfluentpodcast.com 

God's people should love one another in radically counter-cultural ways (Ephesians 4:25-30)

On today's episode special guest Tonya Cross shares with us her passion and purpose for her handcrafted women's fashion accessory brand.  I am sure a lot of us would like to wear hair accessories that don't tangle or that are not too tight.   Well, Tonya is has come to our rescue.  Her specialty is natural hair accessories and Afrocentric jewelry designs. Her hair accessory designs are created with fabrics and materials that minimize damage to kinky, coily, and curly hair. Tonya handcrafted Afrocentric accessories and jewelry has been featured on Essence, Martha Stewart Shop, Pretty Pretty Black Girl short film, and Eve's Pearls Photo Exhibit. Her designs can be purchased online at Etsy, Amazon, and We Buy Black. They're also available at Milton Rhodes Center of the Arts Gift Shop in Winston Salem, NC.  Her handcrafted Afrocentric accessories are great for gifting this Holiday season, so be sure to visit www.accentedglory.com for your gifting. You can connect with Tonya Cross on: Instagram: Accented Glory Facebook: Accented Glory Website: Accented Glory   Are you interested in learning more about Natural Hair Education? Join my Facebook Community here: Sign-up for the Natural Hair Education email list for updates at www.NaturalHairEdu.com.  Get a copy of my FREE E-Book "5 Principles to Understanding and Performing Natural Hair Care Services" Here is access to my FREE Program "What Beauty School DID NOT Teach You"

Verbs like .... graduarse - to graduate, reunirse - to get together, continuar - to continue.

Inside the BBC's attempt to make the UK's first voice AI with BeebBy Amelia Heathman standard.co.ukThis audio is available in the UK, US, Canada, Australia and India as a Flash Briefing on @amazonecho devices and the #Alexa app (even without a device), as well as Spotify and Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts.Search for “The Smart Speakers”. The links referred to are at: https://www.thesmartspeakers.com/links Also check out my 28 Day Flash Briefing Briefing - a step-by-step course in building a better briefing for your brand or business or self. It's available in the Alexa Skills store https://bit.ly/Peters28DayFBB Produced by Peter Stewart (@TweeterStewart) #voice #voicefirst #voiceAI #smartspeakers #Alexa #flashbriefing #WomenInVoice #AI #VUI #FlashBriefing #FlashBriefings #podcasts #technology #AlexaLive #Echo #smarthome

This is the trailer for the Accented World Podcast. I created the show with the premise of inspiring the immigrant community to dream big. As an immigrant myself, the cause is really near and dear to my heart.  Each week I'll be having conversations with immigrants, people who come from immigrant families or are world citizens. We will be discussing a variety of topics such as love, wellness, healing, sustainability, activism, immigration, and more.  If you're ready to be inspired, press play now!  ACCENTED WORLD FB COMMUNITY:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/accentedworldpodcast/ ACCENTED WORLD INSTAGRAM:  https://www.instagram.com/accentedworldpodcast/ ACCENTED WORLD SHOW NOTES:  https://lenalivinsky.com/podcast/  

Full details and episode addenda can be viewed at https://cfmu.ca/episodes/19668-first-up-episode-for-2020-03-16.Keep aware, keep safe, keep positive!

Illy - Papercuts SongIlly - Papercuts LyricsWelcome to accented the podcast. This series exposes English learners to real conversations between native and second language English speakers. It's important that you understand a variety of accents. In each episode, we interview a guest who has a distinct English accent. Enjoy the series, and I know that your English will improve just by listening to Accented.Thanks for joining me for another episode of accented. Now, when I released the series on the 15th of February this year, I did mention that I would be releasing episodes on the 15th and 30th of each month. Now I have a dilemma because it is the 29th of February. There is actually no 30th in this month. So today I have a short episode with no guest, but next episode will be released on the 15th of March, and I will have a new guest. So today I just wanted to say thank you to everybody that has downloaded the Accented series. Feel free to leave me a comment asking questions. I'm happy to help you with your English learning journey.I also want to know what accents you want to hear. I have quite a few interviews coming up. We have the Canadian accent, Mexican, Lebanese/Australian, so please just send me a message and tell me what accents you want to hear. Now I'm absolutely blown away by how many countries have downloaded the series in the last 14 days. There are over 90 countries. That is incredible. I am so pleased that the series is getting out to as many people as possible. So the top country listening to accented is India. I'm getting so many downloads from there, followed by Australia, then the United States, the United Kingdom, and then Pakistan is in fifth place. Wow. I'm just speechless. So in today's episode, what I want to briefly talk about is idioms. Now you're all aware that I'm an English teacher from Sydney, Australia, and of course I'm very proud to be Australian and unfortunately in the last couple of months, there have been a lot of fires that have destroyed certain towns in Australia, and it's quite devastating. So I was really lucky, to attend the firefight Australia concert held two weeks ago. There were a lot of Australian bands, artists performing on the day, and all the money raised at the concert goes towards helping the people and the animals affected by the fires. And unfortunately, a lot of Australian animals like koalas and kangaroos have died during these fires and the ones that are alive need medical intervention. So we made quite a bit of money to help everyone. As I was watching the artists perform, there was this one Australian rapper called Illy who was performing a song called paper cuts, and as I was listening to paper cuts, I thought, wow. There are a lot of idioms and English phrases in this song that English learners could benefit from understanding.In the show notes, you will find a link to the song and it's a great way to learn English is to listen to English music. And I want to go through the lyrics with you so that you understand what the meaning of these idioms are. So before you continue, pause the episode, click on the link to Illy song paper cuts, have a listen, bring up the lyrics, and then come back and press play.Illy - Papercuts SongIlly - Papercuts LyricsSo welcome back. I guess you've listened to the song. Now I want to go through the lyrics with you. Okay, so first line en guard. Now en guard is a French expression, but we commonly use it in English. When you say en guard, that means that you're ready to fight. So get ready for a war. When we say in English, it's meant to be - that means that it's out of our control. So whatever has happened, it's meant to be. Then

How many English accents are there in the world? Let me guess. you're thinking American, British, Australian, possibly South African. And what about grammar and vocabulary? Does it change each country you go to? Let me break down the numbers for you. There are 195 countries in the world, and 45 of those countries have at least half the population who can competently speak English. I bet you that is more than what you were originally thinking. Let me introduce myself: my name is Kimberly Law and I've created this podcast for people to continue learning English by being exposed to multiple accents in real life conversations.In each episode, I will interview an English speaker. And you will hear their story. The podcast title will list the country the guest is coming from so you can get an understanding of their accent.The reason I created this podcast is because I don't believe that there is enough real world conversations for ESL learners. Of course you have your ESL books where you can study grammar and then there might be an audio component with a conversation - they say, but it's not a real conversation. And I wanted English learners to actually hear real conversations and become familiar with them.In this podcast, I will be interviewing English native speakers and second language speakers from all over the world who will explain their story. Now let's get back to those numbers I was talking about at the beginning. When you look at the world, 7.5 billion people, 527 million people are native English speakers.Now that isn't a lot of people when you compare it to native Chinese speakers, which equal 1.3 7 billion. So why is English the world's language? It is because 1.5 billion people are learning English. That is 20% of the world's population. Now when learning English, I've had students tell me they want to learn British English or they want to learn American English and only listen to accents from these countries.Now the UK has 65 million people with multiple accents. Take England, for example. If you live in Manchester, your accent is different to someone in London or Birmingham. Plus there are other countries in the UK like Scotland. Wales and Northern Ireland. Not one accent is the same. You'll probably find that it is more likely that you could be communicating with a second language speaker just like yourself.1.5 billion learners compared to 527 million native speakers plus the different accents across native speakers and learners. What is important for you is to understand a variety of English accents and the context of the conversation. I hope you enjoy the series and good luck with your English learning journey.I hope you enjoy the accented series and please don't hesitate to email me with any questions or visit my website, Kim's law of english.com our Facebook page, Instagram, or Twitter, new episodes of accented will be released on the 15th and the 30th of each month. Make sure you listen to the podcast episodes already available.See you next time.www.kimslawofenglish.com

Welcome to another episode of Wine and Dime. In this episode I chat with Certified Life Coach, Joanne Allen. Joanne is owner and opportunity of One Way Coaching (http://onewaycoaching.com/) . We chat about what it takes to be a coach and more importantly what it takes to be coached. We also, of course, talked about some of our favorite wines, as well as some financial topics. Joanne Allen HTTP://ONEWAYCOACHING.COM/ FACEBOOK -  @ONEWAYCOACHING (https://www.facebook.com/pg/Onewaycoaching/posts/?ref=page_internal#) EMAIL ONEWAYCOACHING@GMAIL.COM Hi – I’m Joanne…… I am a Certified Professional Life Coach, individual coach, small business coach, Bible study teacher, faith-based jewelry designer, wife, mom and the creator of One Way Coaching, LLC. My goal is to coach individuals and small businesses toward solutions in our chaotic world. We get to these solutions by having my clients answer their own questions and see the real problem. Their answers allow them to get back into improving their business and their life. I also help individuals and businesses to “dream big” and teach them to back it up with an action plan and measure their results. Overall, I want to inspire my clients to increase their skills, throw out any and all excuses, and embrace what the future holds for them. Keeping in mind to smile and laugh each day. Pink Moscato A refreshing medley of candied cherries and ripe berries, Barefoot Bubbly Pink Moscato is a deliciously sweet wine that positively sparkles. Accented with a burst of zesty citrus, our Bubbly Pink Moscato pairs perfectly with everything from creamy cheeses to sweet treats like peach sorbet. Pink Moscato Sangria INGREDIENTS 750 ml bottle Pink Moscato 1 Orange 1 Lemon 1 Lime 1 Mango 1/2 cup Blueberries 3 tablespoons sugar INSTRUCTIONS Thinly slice all the citrus and put into a large pitcher. Cut the meat of the mango from around the pit. Slice the fruit of the mango into chunks and add to pitcher. Add blueberries and sugar. Pour Pink Moscato over the fruit and stir. Chill overnight. Stir before serving over ice. This Episode of Wine and Dime was brought to you by: AMY IRVINE IRVINE WEALTH PLANNING STRATEGIES, LLC 10 EAST MARKET STREET CORNING NY 14830 WWW.IRVINEADVISE.COM EMAIL:  AMY@IRVINEADVISE.COM

Hello Snobs, how are you? Are you sad? Maybe not all of your dreams have come true. Don’t worry, Samwise is here. Rudy (1993) is a heartwarming story about The University of Notre Dame, a school so holy that it’s basically God. Aside from Notre Dame, Rudy is about football, middle class America, and having a lot of heart. Rudy (Shawn Ass-Tin) has so much heart. He has all the heart in fact. #heart. Join Rudy as he faces every adversity in life and yet never gives up on his one goal: being the biggest Notre Dame fanboy in the world. Along the way, dear Snob, you will meet people like Fortune, a mystical groundskeeper who is wise and kind. You will also meet baby-face Favreau, a dweeb who becomes a pimp in the course of a few scenes. Finally there is Papa Ned Beatty, the famous father of fourteen children. Ned is kind of mean to his son with a lot of heart, but that’s okay, it just makes Rudy have more heart. Accented by a soothing soundtrack, Rudy is a feel good movie and perhaps the best Notre Dame commercial ever. Strap in Snobs, put your jersey on, and get those grades up. If you had one tenth the heart of Rudy, you’d listen to this podcast!

Accented opinions are back! We relive the US open fortnight and exchange our takeaways, rants and overall observations. Give it a listen.

Accented opinions are back! We relive the US open fortnight and exchange our takeaways, rants and overall observations. Give it a listen.

Accented opinions are back and discuss the proceedings at the Championships from favorites to court assignments.

Accented opinions are back and discuss the proceedings at the Championships from favorites to court assignments.

Hanna Rosin, June Thomas, and Noreen Malone discuss the unexpected fellowship between Comey and victims of sexual harassment, if Wonder Woman is our new feminist icon, and the fall of Theresa May. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hanna Rosin, June Thomas, and Noreen Malone discuss the unexpected fellowship between Comey and victims of sexual harassment, if Wonder Woman is our new feminist icon, and the fall of Theresa May. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  The 231st of a series of weekly radio programmes created by :zoviet*france:   First broadcast 10 December 2016 by Resonance 104.4 FM   Thanks to the artists and sound recordist included here for their fine work.     track list 01 Darren Harper - Sung from Sympathetic Strings 02 Mike Stand Productions - Too Little Too Late 03 Dave Dorgan - NYC Walking Blues 04 Elizabeth Veldon - 16-09 05 Lawrence Shove - Snow Bunting 06 Modelbau - Mechanik 07 WaSm - Een – Vijf 08 Freiband - Cubes 09 Maëror Tri - Viurunge (Last Firing of the Neurons) [extract] 10 Troum - Rigis 11 Rjyan Kidwell - Toronto Blessing    

Russian accented vowels sound much richer and fuller than their English equivalents. That is because Russian is spoken much more vigorously than is English - there is greater muscular tension throughout the organs used in speech production.

Russian Stress Patterns ( Accented Vs Unaccented Vowels)1. Greeting by a subscriber (Thank you, Emily) - Спасибо!2. BIG thanks to all who show their support by:- purchasing authentic Russian food at Russiantable.com also via a banner3. Lesson - Russian Stress Patterns ( Accented Vs Unaccented Vowels)4. ContactTwitter @russianspoonfulEmail:  spoonfulofrussian@gmail.comWebsite: speakrussian.blogspot.comYou can also leave a voicemail by dialing 209-980-RUSS (209-980-7877) and I will play your recording on the air and will try my best to answer.p.s. I also appreciate your rating of the podcast in iTunes:)

Big podcast this time for me, played my new release **Accented** out now on Traxsource. http://www.traxsource.com/artist/181296/japhet-bryce Some great music from deep to indie dance and house, bit of a mixed bag really, had some real fun mixing this one and broadcasted it live on www.phillynitesradio.com Hang tight for episode 05 coming soon.. Peace out peeps.

Please spread the news and "LIKE" our Accented show. https://www.facebook.com/AccentOnRadioTV This Monday Accent ON!'s host ILona Europa proudly interviewed two guests who brought us closer to the way European ladies take care of their skin, face, body, and soul. KRYSTYNA MOZINGO, the owner of a very known upscale beauty salon and the author of her own autobiography "Spowiedz pod Skrzydlami"((Confession Under The Wings) spoke about her life story. She is a beautiful, strong women who can do it all. See the link below for more information about Krystyna's day spa: http://levisageskin.com/ Le Visage Day Spa July 1986 – Present (27 years 7 months) I created Le Visage Day Spa in 1986 to fulfill my life's passion and interest in helping people care for their skin. My family has been developing skin care formulas for 85 years. Le Visage is known for its outstanding European facials, massage and skin care in Dana Point, California. Le Visage now offers microcurrent facials, which are commonly thought of as non-surgical facelifts. The popular day spa also offers a variety of different facials including oxygen and algae for discriminating Orange County clients. We also sell the finest natural products from Eris and our proprietary Arnica formula from By Krystyna. We also spoke with Grace Kazak the "right hand", legal assistant and the "third daughter "of Krystyna. Ilona Europa got a bit teary playing old polish tangos from her upcoming polish CD. We all in the studio saw for a moment beauty of polish country our parents souls and our culture.

Please spread the news and "LIKE" our Accented show. https://www.facebook.com/AccentOnRadioTV This Monday Accent ON!'s host ILona Europa proudly interviewed two guests who brought us closer to the way European ladies take care of their skin, face, body, and soul. KRYSTYNA MOZINGO, the owner of a very known upscale beauty salon and the author of her own autobiography "Spowiedz pod Skrzydlami"((Confession Under The Wings) spoke about her life story. She is a beautiful, strong women who can do it all. See the link below for more information about Krystyna's day spa: http://levisageskin.com/ Le Visage Day Spa July 1986 – Present (27 years 7 months) I created Le Visage Day Spa in 1986 to fulfill my life's passion and interest in helping people care for their skin. My family has been developing skin care formulas for 85 years. Le Visage is known for its outstanding European facials, massage and skin care in Dana Point, California. Le Visage now offers microcurrent facials, which are commonly thought of as non-surgical facelifts. The popular day spa also offers a variety of different facials including oxygen and algae for discriminating Orange County clients. We also sell the finest natural products from Eris and our proprietary Arnica formula from By Krystyna. We also spoke with Grace Kazak the "right hand", legal assistant and the "third daughter "of Krystyna. Ilona Europa got a bit teary playing old polish tangos from her upcoming polish CD. We all in the studio saw for a moment beauty of polish country our parents souls and our culture.

Milling About visits Acorn Hill Lodge in Lynchburg, Virginia. Driving up the path you're greeted by a family of Shih Tzus, followed by their jovial smiling owners Wanda and Robert Crocker. A great couple, their relationship began in 1992 with a chance meeting at Valley View Mall in Roanoke. Nineteen years ago they bought what was to become Acorn Hill Lodge, a 1910 home sitting on five acres. Intending it as a medical massage therapy center, the lure of a B&B was hard to resist. Plus hospitality runs in Robert's family as his grandmother had a boarding house in Brooklyn. A former hospital worker specializing in massage therapy and a talent for construction, he rebuilt the lodge and spa from the ground up. Accented with acorns everywhere, there are 11 suites with a European flair as Wanda was a former nuclear energist who spent time abroad. Wanda and Robert urge New Yorkers to visit as it's a short train ride away. During hurricane Sandy 16 dogs and 35 people did just that!

Monday on Accent ON! Host ILona Europa spoke with Jerry G Angelo and Kodi Saint Angelo, Cindy Carter PR with Natrell Anderson producer singer songwriter. All in the studio!!!!! This was a very interesting and busy show. Brenda Small ( Gift of Life INT.) called from El Salvator and Victoria Paige Meyerink informed us about David Arkenstone Symphonic Adventure show In Glendale March 16 glendalearts.org Please visit our Facebook page and support our Accented show with "Like" vote ILONAEUROPA@ILONAEUROPACREATIVE.com ILONAeuropa@gmail.com

Monday on Accent ON! Host ILona Europa spoke with Jerry G Angelo and Kodi Saint Angelo, Cindy Carter PR with Natrell Anderson producer singer songwriter. All in the studio!!!!! This was a very interesting and busy show. Brenda Small ( Gift of Life INT.) called from El Salvator and Victoria Paige Meyerink informed us about David Arkenstone Symphonic Adventure show In Glendale March 16 glendalearts.org Please visit our Facebook page and support our Accented show with "Like" vote ILONAEUROPA@ILONAEUROPACREATIVE.com ILONAeuropa@gmail.com

Recent political debates around language have often been controversial, sometimes poorly informed, and usually unedifying. It’s striking to consider that such debates have, at least in the USA, been current for more than 100 years; and perhaps surprising to learn that they can be seen to have a striking effect on the development of modernist literature. In Accented America: The Cultural Politics of Multilingual Modernism (Oxford University Press, 2011), Joshua Miller begins by evoking a time when the existence and substance of a distinctly American national language is first being argued, and when Presidents, language mavens and the new breed of linguistics scholars are exchanging opinions in major public fora. Against this background, he reads the work of some of the major American writers of the interwar years as exploring and negotiating the relation between language and cultural identity. In this interview, we talk first about Mencken’s rehabilitation as a public figure through his work on language, and his role in the political debates on the status of American English. We then discuss how the cosmopolitan language backgrounds of Gertrude Stein and John dos Passos variously informed their work, how the relationship between language and African American identity plays out in the works of Jean Toomer and Nella Larsen, and how Spanish and indigenous languages shape the writing of Carlos Bulosan and Americo Paredes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recent political debates around language have often been controversial, sometimes poorly informed, and usually unedifying. It’s striking to consider that such debates have, at least in the USA, been current for more than 100 years; and perhaps surprising to learn that they can be seen to have a striking effect on the development of modernist literature. In Accented America: The Cultural Politics of Multilingual Modernism (Oxford University Press, 2011), Joshua Miller begins by evoking a time when the existence and substance of a distinctly American national language is first being argued, and when Presidents, language mavens and the new breed of linguistics scholars are exchanging opinions in major public fora. Against this background, he reads the work of some of the major American writers of the interwar years as exploring and negotiating the relation between language and cultural identity. In this interview, we talk first about Mencken’s rehabilitation as a public figure through his work on language, and his role in the political debates on the status of American English. We then discuss how the cosmopolitan language backgrounds of Gertrude Stein and John dos Passos variously informed their work, how the relationship between language and African American identity plays out in the works of Jean Toomer and Nella Larsen, and how Spanish and indigenous languages shape the writing of Carlos Bulosan and Americo Paredes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recent political debates around language have often been controversial, sometimes poorly informed, and usually unedifying. It's striking to consider that such debates have, at least in the USA, been current for more than 100 years; and perhaps surprising to learn that they can be seen to have a striking effect on the development of modernist literature. In Accented America: The Cultural Politics of Multilingual Modernism (Oxford University Press, 2011), Joshua Miller begins by evoking a time when the existence and substance of a distinctly American national language is first being argued, and when Presidents, language mavens and the new breed of linguistics scholars are exchanging opinions in major public fora. Against this background, he reads the work of some of the major American writers of the interwar years as exploring and negotiating the relation between language and cultural identity. In this interview, we talk first about Mencken's rehabilitation as a public figure through his work on language, and his role in the political debates on the status of American English. We then discuss how the cosmopolitan language backgrounds of Gertrude Stein and John dos Passos variously informed their work, how the relationship between language and African American identity plays out in the works of Jean Toomer and Nella Larsen, and how Spanish and indigenous languages shape the writing of Carlos Bulosan and Americo Paredes.

Recent political debates around language have often been controversial, sometimes poorly informed, and usually unedifying. It’s striking to consider that such debates have, at least in the USA, been current for more than 100 years; and perhaps surprising to learn that they can be seen to have a striking effect on the development of modernist literature. In Accented America: The Cultural Politics of Multilingual Modernism (Oxford University Press, 2011), Joshua Miller begins by evoking a time when the existence and substance of a distinctly American national language is first being argued, and when Presidents, language mavens and the new breed of linguistics scholars are exchanging opinions in major public fora. Against this background, he reads the work of some of the major American writers of the interwar years as exploring and negotiating the relation between language and cultural identity. In this interview, we talk first about Mencken’s rehabilitation as a public figure through his work on language, and his role in the political debates on the status of American English. We then discuss how the cosmopolitan language backgrounds of Gertrude Stein and John dos Passos variously informed their work, how the relationship between language and African American identity plays out in the works of Jean Toomer and Nella Larsen, and how Spanish and indigenous languages shape the writing of Carlos Bulosan and Americo Paredes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mater goes time traveling, how to create your own robot and we go asteroid viewing. * First image released for the The post Time Traveling Robots in Space #35 – Southern Accented Englishmen appeared first on Galactic Netcasts.

For this week's Question, we find out why it is that although some people speak with a strong accent, this almost completely disappears when they sing. Could it be that there are language lessons to learn from singing Karaoke? Plus, we ask how long you could survive on the air in a sealed car, and if you're dying of thirst would drinking wine help, or finish you off? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists