Podcasts about engish

Author and researcher, Stephen Sakellarios, believes that his former reincarnational lifetime as writer Matthew Whittier actually co-authored the original version of A Christmas Carol, long attributed to Engish author Charles Dickens. Stephen has researched documents that to him prove that the original manuscript was passed to Dickens instead of him managing to write and publish it within six weeks as originally portrayed. To discuss this and other aspects of reincarnation on The Paranormal Peep Show is Ben Emlyn-Jones and Neil Ward.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/paranormal-uk-radio-network--4541473/support.

Durband did not send me a description, so, I'll try one of these...see if I can do my best here!The Get My Go crew honors BB's request, and grants him a third episode! It's not all fun n' games though, as Dean The Aussie Guy (of the brilliantly comedic 'United States of Australia' podcast) finally "breaks" K100 & The Raven Effect's Joe Feeney, who tosses his usual calm and thoughtful analyses aside for yelling, cursing, and revenge fantasies! The Chadster (Eyes Up Here w/ Francine) debuts his Engish accent (in response to Hughezy's recent Australian accent,) and Mike Durband attempts to steer the show and stay the course during the most out of control GMG ever!Plus how will the crew respond when hearing, for the first time, some audio in which Vince Russo has to figure out how to sternly lecture a grown man who emailed him with the grammar and attitude of a small child, while also placating him from throwing yet another spoiled rich boy tantrum?* *Run on sentences brought to you by The Creative Control Network (and Jack Kerouac)

This week on WADR, our hosts are living up to the aim of the show (conversations with respect and grace) with an Easter special on ... GRACE!Grace is of course a concept strongly associated with the cross of Christ. It is a word Christians chuck around - but do we have a good understanding of what it means? And can grace even be immoral?'The Secret Life of Us' then makes a return, with Michael and Megan sharing episodes in their life when they had grace shown to them.Finally, on 'Through The Wardrobe' our hosts give their take on The Engish, a grizzly western reboot about an aristocrat bent on revenge in the new world. Can grace be shown to those who've taken everything from us?WADR is hosted by Megan Powell du Toit and Michael Jensen. It is part of the Undeceptions podcast network.

Episode 73 in our Danish Learning podcast on DanishTube and this week we translate from Danish to Engish and chat about who would win in a fight, Jesus or Santa? As well as whether or not it's important to buy expensive gifts and what we want for Christmas. Support the show For shownotes, weekly slang, live streams, merchandise and more, click HERE and support my work on Patreon. For more Danish stuff click HERE. For private Danish lessons write to danishtuberocks@gmail.com Subscribe for free on YouTube: Support me on Patreon and get access to exclusive DanishTube merch: Review DanishTube on Google: Listen and Review on Amazon Music: Listen and review on iTunes: Get the push you need to start your own podcast, a $20 Amazon gift card, and support the show by signing up to a paid plan on Buzzsprout: Join the DanishTube community on Facebook: Write on the Forum: Buy me a coffee: Make a PayPal donation: --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/danishtube/message

Episode 73 in our Danish Learning podcast on DanishTube and this week we translate from Danish to Engish and chat about who would win in a fight, Jesus or Santa? As well as whether or not it's important to buy expensive gifts and what we want for Christmas. Support the showFor shownotes, weekly slang, live streams, merchandise and more, click HERE and support my work on Patreon.For more Danish stuff click HERE.For private Danish lessons write to liam.jon@danishtube.infoSubscribe for free on YouTube:Support me on Patreon and get access to exclusive DanishTube merch:Review DanishTube on Google:Listen and Review on Amazon Music:Listen and review on iTunes:Get the push you need to start your own podcast, a $20 Amazon gift card, and support the show by signing up to a paid plan on Buzzsprout:Join the DanishTube community on Facebook:Write on the Forum:Buy me a coffee:Make a PayPal donation:...

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Dr. Slavick is one of the contributors to the National Committee for Effective Literacy's White paper on Comprehensive Effective Literacy Policy and Instruction for English Learner/Emergent Bilingual Students. She currently serves as the director of professional development for the Literacy Squared program at the BUENO Center at the University of Colorado Boulder. She received her Master's Degree in Bilingual Special Education and her Ph.D. in Educational Equity and Cultural Diversity. Prior to obtaining her Ph.D., Jody worked as a classroom teacher, instructional coach, and district resource teacher in bilingual education and English as a second language programs. Dr. Slavick shares that there are multi-dimensions of literacy in all grade levels - in order for our students to be literate, our classrooms need to centered around interacting with a variety of languages, even in Engish medium classrooms.  Students need to be engaged with using their entire linguistic repertoires as much as possible - we need to encourage students to tap into all of the knowledge they have in all of their language.   All new learning is based on previous learning, and we cannot cut off all of the language learning that is happening outside of the classroom. Resources: The National Committee for Effective Literacy https://multilingualliteracy.org/ NCEL White Paper: Toward Comprehensive Effective Literacy Policy and Instruction for English Learner/Emergent Bilingual Students https://secureservercdn.net/50.62.174.75/v5e.685.myftpupload.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/21018-NCEL-Effective-Literacy-White-Paper-FINAL_v2.0.pdf Pearson, P. D., Palincsar, A. S., Biancarosa, G., & Berman, A. (2020). Reaping the rewards of the Reading for Understanding initiative. National Academy of Education. https://naeducation.org/reaping-the-rewards-of-reading-for-understanding-initiative/  Ziegler JC, Goswami U. Becoming literate in different languages: similar problems, different solutions. Dev Sci. 2006 Sep;9(5):429-36. https://californianstogether.box.com/s/lf4ekk5mqy515mcahruo7090nfx60unw  Office of English Language Acquisition's Webinar on Effective literacy instruction for multilingual learners: What it is and what it looks like https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_NgyKUOG8SraHziLj4nNL6w

Here's your latest Jacaranda FM News bulletin in Engish with Nathan Daniels. Find more at https://www.jacarandafm.com/news/

A daily 5 minute news wrap for English learners and people with disability

Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart   Support The Daily Gardener Buy Me A Coffee    Connect for FREE! The Friday Newsletter |  Daily Gardener Community   Historical Events 1763 Birth of Jean-Paul Friedrich Richter, German Romantic writer. He's remembered for his humorous novels and stories. He once wrote, When one reads a poem in January, it is as lovely as when one goes for a walk in June.   1902 Birth of Harry Lutf Verne Fletcher, ("Luh-tf")(pen names John Garden and John Hereford), Engish writer. Harry wrote many books on gardening. In Purest Pleasure (1948), he wrote, Who has learned to garden who did not at the same time learn to be patient?   1917 Birth of Richard Henry Martin Robinson, gardener and professional horticultural photographer. He was regarded as one of the top gardeners of his generation. In 1955, Richard and his wife, Helen, began creating a spectacular garden at Hyde Hall set on 400 acres and nestled among the prairie wheat fields of Essex. Helen initially started gardening as a way to brighten up the place. Gardening at Hyde was hard. The landscape battles whipping winds and pitiful average yearly rainfalls. In summer, the clay soil is rock hard. In winter, whatever moisture there is, is locked in the suffocating clay. Early on, trees, pines, evergreens, and heathers were installed to provide structure and winter interest. Foxtail lilies and roses added color that the garden so desperately needed. Together, Richard and Helen transformed Hyde Hall into a garden masterpiece. In 1993, nearly forty years after the Robinsons bought Hyde Hall, the garden was gifted to the RHS.   Grow That Garden Library™ Book Recommendation The Essentials of Garden Design by John Brookes This book came out in 2008, and it is a garden classic. John Brookes was a master garden designer who perfected his craft over five decades. And although John passed away in 2018, he is still regarded as one of the significant garden-makers of the late 20th century. John's books (like today's recommendation) continue to inspire and instruct gardeners with simple and timeless wisdom. John always began his design projects with his famous grid system. And in this book, The Essentials of Garden Design, he walks you through that process as well as everything you need - the tools, the techniques, the plants, the building materials - to create a garden that looks like it belongs in the landscape. So whether you're planning a large installation or just something small and functional, you can't go wrong with John as your guide. This book is 192 pages of garden design mastery from a man who firmly believed that gardens were about the people who lived in them. You can get a copy of The Essentials of Garden Design by John Brookes and support the show using the Amazon link in today's show notes for $2.51.   Botanic Spark 1905 Birth of Phyllis McGinley, American poet, and writer of children's books. Her poems were often light-hearted and humorous, offering a clever examination of daily life in the suburbs. In 1961, Phyllis won the Pulitzer prize. She won a Pulitzer prize in 1961 for her book, Times Three, which featured seventy poems written over three decades in the mid-1900s. A gardener, Phyllis once wrote in The Province of the Heart (1959). The trouble with gardening is that it does not remain an avocation.  It becomes an obsession. And here's a little poem Phyllis wrote called Daylight Savings Time. In spring when maple buds are red, We turn the clock an hour ahead; Which means each April that arrives, We lose an hour out of our lives. Who cares? When autumn birds in flocks Fly southward, back we turn the clocks, And so regain a lovely thing That missing hour we lost in spring.   Thanks for listening to The Daily Gardener And remember: For a happy, healthy life, garden every day.

In this episode you will learn 10 German vocabularies of the lifecycle of a penguin. I will also tell you the story of the lifecycle in German. At first I will translate each sentence in Engish, and at the end I will repeat the whole episode in German. I hope you will enjoy it! Have fun! Check out my youtube video about penguins! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFQrJ0UnE8lpz7WzL04IUMw

Episode 13. Alisson Wood explores her Photographic Memory: an image of herself in the high school play taken at 17 years old, at a time when she began to be groomed by her English teacher.Alisson is a professor of creative writing at NYU and author of the memoir 'Being Lolita'. In this episode we talk about the #MeToo movement, surviving sexual abuse and the process of writing her book. In conversation with Vogue, Mr Porter & New York Times photographer Jonathan Daniel Pryce aka GarçonJon. Find more info on the guests and photographs mentioned in this episode below:Web:https://photographicmemory.show/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/garconjon/

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Lois is the founder of Bee Loud Words and delivers workshops for kids on how to live well, be healthy and happy. She describes herself as a bouncy Tigger! You'll find out why when you listen, but maybe that should be 'bounce back Tigger! Lois has been on quite a journey in her life. As a child, she bounced from vicarage to vicarage with her family before becoming an Engish teacher eventually head of the department. She married a headmaster and had two sons. However, at the age of 49 and for the sake of her mental health she knew things had to change, she divorced and started the business. Her aim is to pass on to as many young people as possible the life hacks she's learnt along the way, to improve their resilience, mental health and playfulness. I also learn how being a Vicars daughter is great for business networking (who knew?) and how we all have transferrable skills we can bring from one career to the next, no matter how different those careers may be. Plus, I learn how you can make literature come to life by using a cracking German accent! Enjoy! You can check out Lois's website at https://beeloudwords.co.uk or connect with her on Linkedin. https://www.linkedin.com/in/loisatbeeloud/

Today's Media Roundtable discussed some of the top stories in the First Coast, including: Florida's pandemic death toll surpassed 50,000 people on Thursday after a summer surge fueled by the highly contagious delta variant of the virus that causes COVID-19. City Councilman, former mayor and longtime public servant Tommy Hazouri was laid to rest Thursday amid stories about his loyalty to Jacksonville. Hazouri died last Saturday after developing complications from a lung transplant. He was 76 years old. On Tuesday, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that lawmakers will consider a proposal during the 2022 legislative session to end the Florida Standards Assessments. The statewide Engish language arts and math exams are given annually to students in third through 10th grades. DeSantis says he wants to eliminate the exams and move to a different way of evaluating students. Melissa Dykes, JEA's former chief operating officer , testified to a federal grand jury Thursday in an ongoing criminal

Uno di quei libri che non riesci a smettere di leggere. Olga Tokarczuk è una scrittrice eccezionale. Una di quelle letture che rimangono dentro.LINKSMy podcast with Engish subtitles/Il podcast con sottotitoli in inglesehttps://youtu.be/36P_dcB8crI"I Vagabondi", edito da Bompianihttps://www.bompiani.it/catalogo/i-vagabondi-9788845296925La pagina Wikipedia su Olga Tokarczukhttps://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olga_Tokarczuk"Flights" by Olga Tokarczukhttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36885304-flightsTESTO TRASCRITTO (English translation below)Olga Tokarczuk, sono andata a controllare la pronuncia e credo di essere riuscita ad avvicinarmi alla pronuncia corretta, Olga Tokarczuk è una scrittrice polacca, una delle maggiori rappresentanti della letteratura del suo paese, e tra l'altro ha vinto il premio Nobel per la Letteratura nel 2018. Io non avevo mai letto niente di suo. Qualche giorno fa mi è capitato tra le mani il suo libro tradotto in italiano "I vagabondi" l'ho preso e nonostante sia un libro di quante pagine 300 e rotte pagine, quasi 400 pagine l'ho quasi finito e non riesco a metterlo giù. Come definire questo libro? Anzitutto è scritto benissimo, e dev'essere anche stato tradotto benissimo, perché sapete che quando a volte leggiamo un libro in traduzione e suona un po' strano, evidentemente non è stato tradotto bene però un romanzo edito in Italia da Bompiani immagino che la Bompiani, soprattutto quando si parla di della vincitrice di un premio Nobel, metta i migliori traduttori le migliori traduttrice. "I vagabondi" è un libro fantastico. È difficile raccontare di cosa parla, è un romanzo ma non è nemmeno un romanzo, diciamo che vengono raccontate diverse immagini quasi delle istantanee. Ce n'è una che mi ha colpito particolarmente e che ho letto mentre mi trovavo in aeroporto e che si intitola appunto "L'aeroporto" in queste paio di pagine l'autrice riflette sul fatto che oggi i grandi aeroporti siano diventati essi stessi quasi delle delle piccole nazioni, inizia col dire che mentre prima l'aeroporto era costruito fuori dal centro abitato, adesso sempre di più si avvicina al centro anzi è la città che viene costruita attorno all'aeroporto. E gli aeroporti hanno i loro alberghi, i loro ristoranti, i loro centri commerciali, i loro luoghi di culto e dice a un certo punto che manca solo che vengano riconosciute dalle Nazioni Unite perché il resto già ce l'hanno abbiamo tutti il nostro passaporto per questo paese, questa nazione che è l'aeroporto, il passaporto e la nostra carta di identità sono le nostre carte d'imbarco, e questa analogia viene spinta veramente all'estremo ma in modo incredibilmente naturale, e chi ha trascorso molte ore negli aeroporti internazionali aspettando tra un aereo e l'altro, si riconosce perfettamente in tutte queste descrizioni. In questo libro (che ripeto, si intitola "I Vagabondi" e come sempre metterò le note nel testo del programma) sì in questo libro si parla di molte cose, si parla però fondamentalmente di esseri umani. Vi consiglio assolutamente la lettura, una fantastica lettura estiva sia che siate sotto l'ombrellone, sia che vi troviate in cima a una montagna.ENGLISH TRANSLATIONOlga Tokarczuk, I went to check the pronunciation and I think I managed to get close to the correct pronunciation, Olga Tokarczuk is a Polish writer, one of the greatest representatives of literature in her country, and among other things she won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2018. I had never read anything by her. A few days ago, I got her book translated into Italian "The Tramps" and despite being a book of how many… 300, almost 400 pages, I have almost finished it and I cannot put it down. How to define this book? First of all, it is very well written, and it must also have been translated very well, because you know that when we sometimes you read a book in translation and it sounds a bit strange, maybe it has not been translated well but a novel published in Italy by Bompiani, I imagine that Bompiani, especially when it comes to the Nobel Prize winner, put the best translators at work. "Flights" [English title] is a fantastic book. It is difficult to tell what it is about, it is a novel but it is not even a novel, let's say that several images are told almost as snapshots. There is one that particularly struck me and that I read while I was at the airport and which is actually called "The airport". In these couple of pages, the author reflects on the fact that today large airports have become almost a sort of small nations themselves, she begins by saying that while once airports were built outside the town, now they are getting closer and closer to the center, and actually it is the city that is built around the airport, and airports have their hotels, their restaurants, their shopping malls, their places of worship and then she continues saying that they only just need to be recognized by the United Nations because they already have everything else, we all have our passport for this country, this nation that is the airport, passport and identity card are our boarding passes, and this analogy is really pushed to the extreme but in an incredibly natural way, and those who have spent many hours at international airports waiting to transfer between planes, will perfectly recognizes her/himself in all these descriptions. This book, which I repeat, [English title] is called "Flights", and as always I will put the notes in the text of the program, yes this book is about many things, but basically is about being human. I absolutely recommend reading, a fantastic summer reading whether you are on the beach or on top of a mountain.

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Hi there, I'm Harry from www.englishlessonviaskype.com and welcome to my English learning podcast where I help you improve your English speaking, listening, pronunciation and grammar.Let's go back to the phrasal verbs. In this podcast episode, you're going to learn popular Engish phrasal verbs with 'play'. Play on, play along, play up, and more. Learn phrasal verbs in context with my detailed examples and improve your English vocabulary. Learning English collocations is an easy way to start speaking English like a native.https://www.englishlessonviaskype.com/easy-peasy-english-club - Learn advanced English with me. Improve English from intermediate to advanced in my advanced English learning course.https://www.englishlessonviaskype.com/online-learning-courses/ - quality online English courses to help you improve your English speaking skills, grammar and get your English confidence. From only €7. 99Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/englishlessons)

My guest Ko Thaung Myint was born in Rangoon, came to the US to study on a college scholarship. He has an extremely interesting work life as a data engineer, qualified chef and licensed pilot. We discuss the importance of diversity - in terms of ethnicity as well as thought. The first part of this conversation is in Engish - the second in burmese.

Amanda and Sarah cover scatological spirits and singing for apples. Amanda offers a sampling of toilet demons, ghosts, and urban legends from around the world. Sarah looks at the origins of the festive practice of wassailing and the Apple Tree Man. Other subjects covered include roasting James Corden, celebrating Jurassic Park, and being horny for Matt Berry.  Recommendations: Sarah recommends the HBO true-crime drama series Murders at White House Farm. Amanda recommends watching the Alien franchise.  Sources:  Wikipedia/Apple Tree Man Wikipedia/Apple Wassail Atlas Obscura (The Holiday That Celebrates Apples With Rifles and Cider) BBC (Wassailing the old Engish apple tree) Wikipedia/Toilet god Ancient Origins (Beware the Supernatural Bathroom Spirits, Toilet Deities, and Dung Demons) Listverse (10 Toilet Demons And Deities From Around The World) The Guardian (Thousands protest in South Africa over rising violence against women) For updates on future episodes and other fun stuff, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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The German Shepherd and the English Mastiff are both strong guarding breeds. They have many similarities but also have a number of differences. If you are thinking of bringing either a Bullmastiff puppy or Doberman puppy back to your home today you can learn which would be best for you.

Hello guys! This is my first ever podcast here on Anchor, well a trailer to be exact hahahahah. I am a Filipino dude who speaks Bisaya and poor Engish speaking skills (hope you dont mind heheh ) For my social media accounts: Instagram: @ianoliver22 Facebook: Ian Oliver Rafols

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A man from Alabama was apparently "married" to a con artist and still asks what he should do about the situation. A grandmother doesn't want her grandchild talking like they come from Alabama. We talk about all this on this episode of dear bros.

The NL English School District is putting its back-to-school plans in place, friends carry fishing rods and wrenches in an honour guard procession for a departed friend, using masks in public makes communication difficult for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, and sculpin-shaped ice cream cones - they're a thing.

With Saybrook and the rest of Connecticut under siege, a combined Engish and Native force sets out on a daring raid to strike at the heart of Pequot territory. Vote in the British Podcast Awards: https://www.britishpodcastawards.com/vote Check out Black Wallstreet, 1921: https://www.blackwallstreet-1921.com/ Check out the podcast website: https://www.paxbritannica.info Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PodBritannica/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BritannicaPax For this episode, I found the following publications particularly useful: Virginia Dejohn Anderson, 'New England in the Seventeenth Century', in The Oxford History of the British Empire: Volume I: The Origins of Empire Virginia Dejohn Anderson, New England's Generation: The Great Migration and the Formation of Society and Culture in the Seventeenth Century Richard Middleton, Colonial America Lipman, Andrew, 'Murder on the Saltwater Frontier', Early American Studies Winthrop, John, A History of New England Karr, Ronald Dale, "Why should you be so furious?": The Violence of the Pequot War', Journal of American History Katz, Steven T., 'The Pequot War Reconsidered', The New England Quarterly Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Can you believe Carla Marie and Anthony have been on the air in Seattle for FOUR YEARS!? We play an intense game of Would You Rather... Would you rather be the cheater or be cheated on? We do NOT agree!! A Dirty Little Secret that involves a daughter and her dad's friend AND one that involves re-using some toys. Subscribe to us on YouTube: YouTube.com/CarlaMarieAnthonyShowFollow us on Instagram: Instagram.com/CarlaMarieandAnthony

In today's episode of Join UP Dots we tackle the questions that come to us through the listeners of Join Up Dots. Everyday our email inbox gets full of requests for information from our listeners, which we often respond to directly. However in today's episode we save them up and answer them all in one go.... Ranging from depression to waiting too long, to how to find that spark to work on. Whatever you want from your life it is there for you, you just have to go after it and make it happen Enjoy Question One Dear David, can't get enough of our show...yes I say our show as I feel you are speaking directly to me everyday. I am now ready to roll but what can I do? I know the fire is burning but I just dont have a clue where to head....lost from New south Wales, Australia Question Two Hi Join UP Dots i was listening to one of your earlier episodes when you were speaking about hanging around in your job for a few years too long. Do you think this held you back, as I would love to be free from the hell that I am enduring due to my f**wit boss but just cant see how I can do it as quick as I would like.... Penai Chitzo, Argentina Question Three Good day to you from Bolivia. Please excuse my written English as your language is not my natural form of communication. I listen to your podcast as I am improving my Engish speaking. I do not understand everything you speak about as it is very fast speed. I enjoy it very much and long to meet you one day and say "Hello"  Do you have a favourite episode out of the ones you have delivered lovingly to us...Adirana  Question Four David Ralph, you sexy man, you god of the microphone, you pumping piston of positivity (did I get your attention yet?) What would be the number one mistake that you made creating your online platform. I would like to do the same so would like to know what you would change.... Victor Benji, St Louis, America Question Five Hi Mr Ralph, do you regret anything in your life. You seem to be always happy and full of life. I suffer from very dark periods of depression which come from nowhere like a perfect storm. I can only imagine that things go wrong for you, so how do you deal with them. The reason I ask, is i would very much like to create my own income and make a go of it, but I dont know if I would be able to handle the issues that you make very clear will come along sometimes  Claire Merchance, St Ives, UK

In this episode, I discuss the myth that if you like children then teaching Engish will be a walk in the park. Many people think that teaching English doesn't really take any special skill and that just because you like kids you would be a great teacher. There's actually a lot more to it than that. I've taught children both online and in-person and I want to share with you the number one thing that people overlook when it comes to teaching English online. Listen to the episode to find out what it is. This podcast is here to help you get started teaching English online regardless of where you're at in your journey. If you want to find out what the top paying companies are right now then get your free report by going to https://www.teachenglishonlinesecrets.com. Be sure to check out my blog which contains tons of articles that will help you to succeed in teaching English online at https://teachenglishonline.co/. If you enjoy this podcast make sure to subscribe on Apple iTunes or Spotify or where you listen to podcasts. I post new episodes daily that will teach you everything you need to know about teaching English online. Feel free to write a review of the podcast if I've provided you value in any way. It's really appreciated! Feel free to reach out to me at hello@teachenglishonline.co if you have any questions about the podcast, collaborations or anything else. I'm here to help! - Antoine --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/youcanteachenglishonline/support

Pastor Kim preaches using Philippians 3:9 as his text. "The Righteousness that God is looking for". Pastor Elliott translates into Engish

My Expat series continues with Canadian expat DaveInOsaka on life in Japan. Dave has been working and living in Osaka, Japan for 18 years and shares what it's been like for a guy from Hamilton- Ontario, Canada turned English Professor to adjust, live, and work in Japan's third largest city. Dave first left for Japan 18 years ago with a plan of only staying for 6 months to a year. How did a short stay turn into almost a lifetime? I ask Dave why he likes living in Japan, how it's made him a better person. What it's like to adjust into a new society and culture. How difficult it is to meet someone that's not necessarily interested in you just because you are a foreigner and more! Have you thought about living abroad and working as an Engish teacher? Dave shares with you his advice.Dave is also a prolific Tweeter and livestreamer on Twitter:https://twitter.com/DaveInOsaka. Periscope:@Wagamamamama You can also follow Dave day on Instagram:Daveinosaka.Help others discover The Far East Travels Podcast by writing a review in the iTunes Store:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/far-east-travels-podcast/id1079513943

Mike Damante is one of the few journalists who's been able to interview Tom Delonge and members of the To The Stars Academy. Mike is a teacher of Journalism and Engish, in Houston, Texas. His website is punkrockandufos.com, where he mixes his love of music and UFOs together.

01-18-2019 - Vice President Pence Speaks at “March for Life” Dinner - audio - Engish

01-18-2019 - Vice President Pence Speaks at “March for Life” Dinner - audio - Engish This is Chiki & Bella 2019, enjoy it.

Série: You & Me our web site: https://www.icf-geneve.ch/fr/ E-mail : info@icf-ge.ch The heart of God resonates in his nature, in his creation and in the man whom he created in his image to be in relation with him. God wants to team up with us, he calls us to collaborate, to participate in the evolution of his creation. Everything was set in the beginning, when a mission is given to man: to give glory to God through the management and development of what he has entrusted to him. The adventure begins here, in the foundations of the reason for being of the man that one names: the cultural mandate. In January, the goal is to learn more about a God who has chosen to reveal himself to man through exchange and relationship in order to bring his Kingdom by involving everyone

I have interviewed many persons on this show, but I am very excited for today's guest as she is a pioneer.This information that you will be getting today is only known by a few so please feel share.Highlights:1:10 - Introduction1:40 - Why move to the Ukraine for medical school?3:02 - High school years5:00 - From marine biology to medicine school7:00 - How to apply to medical school in Ukraine9:50 - The visa process for Ukraine 10:49 - How to apply for medical school in Ukraine13:07 - Learning the language in Ukraine 14:10 - What language do you use at medical school 15:01 - Are there many international students in Ukraine16:34 - Medical school in Grenada and Guyana17:23 - What was most surprising about Ukraine?17:43- Dealing with Racism as a black person in Ukraine18:48- What is a typical school day like in medical school22:00 - Cost of living in Ukraine23:40 - Social life and spa life in Ukraine25:48 - Language barrier for Engish speakers in Ukraine27:20 - Is studying in Ukraine for you?29:00- Contact -stae_lit on instagram

I have interviewed many persons on this show, but I am very excited for today's guest as she is a pioneer.This information that you will be getting today is only known by a few so please feel share.Highlights:1:10 - Introduction1:40 - Why move to the Ukraine for medical school?3:02 - High school years5:00 - From marine biology to medicine school7:00 - How to apply to medical school in Ukraine9:50 - The visa process for Ukraine 10:49 - How to apply for medical school in Ukraine13:07 - Learning the language in Ukraine 14:10 - What language do you use at medical school 15:01 - Are there many international students in Ukraine16:34 - Medical school in Grenada and Guyana17:23 - What was most surprising about Ukraine?17:43- Dealing with Racism as a black person in Ukraine18:48- What is a typical school day like in medical school22:00 - Cost of living in Ukraine23:40 - Social life and spa life in Ukraine25:48 - Language barrier for Engish speakers in Ukraine27:20 - Is studying in Ukraine for you?29:00- Contact -stae_lit on instagram

Melissa from MY English School drops in this week to talk about her jump from a large chain Eikaiwa to a smaller school, making the move from teacher to HR, and a lot more. Enjooooy.   Right-Click to Download the Mp3 [Check out My English School and Melissa: Site | Facebook]   [Follow the Show: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Youtube] [Find a Job: JobsinJapan.com] [Discuss the show: Discord] [Leave a Review (You Rock): iTunes] Topics 03:48 - Intro - What Melissa Does These Days 06:50 - What Melissa thought of working for a Big Eikaiwa chain 09:10 - What made Melissa quit and how she found her next job 12:15 - What makes a smaller school like MY English School different from a national chain? 19:40 - Interview Advice 24:45 - What education or certificates do you like to see on a resume? 28:20 - Does working on JET add anything to your resume? 32:50 - Final Advice Every episode of the podcast is available on iTunes, Android, and Stitcher. Make sure to subscribe to the show so that you don't miss out on any new episodes as they're released. All ratings and reviews are also greatly appreciated. Thanks for listening! Outro Discuss this episode with like minded people on the ALTInsider discord:

My gorgeous friend Heidy Marja Norman Einvoll based in Norway talks about transforming her life and embarking on a journey of a spritual leader, healer and author. Her book is comig in Engish translation in September on the market and I cant wait to read it and dive into the heart spirituality. I'm sure that's Heidi's message of living authentic life from heart as well as raising kids with awareness will resonate with everyone around the world, it's a message of love, contribution and the importance of good relationship with yourself, message of the importance of being yourself and live fully. Heidy supports people around the world to come out of their spiritual closet and she will inspire you too! 

节目组: Music Bang Bang 音乐大爆炸 节目名称: Conquest Of Darkness 征服黑暗开头曲 Fight SongS:Hello dear audience,Welcome to this week's Music Bangbang.I'm Shirley.C:I'm Christine.B:I'm Brendan.L:I'm Lampson.S:It's been a long time since we share songs with you.The topic of today's program is "Conquest of Darkness".B: So today, we are going to bring you a playlist of inspiring music.C:Yes,are you ready for it? Let's begin our music tour. 插曲: Try Everything S:If you never try you will never know and "Try Everything" is what we should do.If you have watched the movie Zootopia,you must know the theme song Try Everything.It's a song recorded by Colombian singer Shakira for the 2016 Walt Disney Animation Studios film.The song debuted and peaked at number 69 on the Billboard Hot 100,which was really a success.It's a dynamic and lively style song and the lyrics are also full of power.I really like the lyric "I keep falling down.I keep on hitting the ground".I think it's a kind of spirit that all of us need.Now let's enjoy the song together. 插曲: Dream it possible L: MaYun said that "We are going to have a dream，it maybe acheiveed!" I think all of us should have a dream,and what we should do is try our best to acheive it!The next song we want to share is《Dream It Possible》.The song is Huawei BG consumer brand song. Carrying high Huawei brand spirit: believe in yourself, dare to challenge, chasing the dream.The Chinese singer Zhangliangying released them in Chinese and English double single 《My dream》and 《Dream it possible》.Dream needs through the grinding time, ravaging experience, may also experience confusion.Some peple say that no matter how the Huawei mobile phone is ,the beautiful song is deeply in my heart !The lyric‘Never quit and never stop' passes on the power and hope. 插曲: Get Ready for It C:If you don't go after what you want,you'll never have it.If you don't ask,the answer is always no.If you don't step forward,you are always in the same place.The next song we're listening to is Get Ready For It,sung by a great Engish group Take That.But to be frank,I don't know about it so much,on account of it's early establishment in 1990 and early break-up in 1996.But,I do know the movie Kingsman,of which Get Ready For It is the end song.The movie relates a story how a problem guy achieved his dream to be a kingsman and saved the world.The encourage lyric of the song is also related to the movie for instance,You are a fool or a king's man only you know.The whole arrangement is of great momentum.It just catch your ears at the first tone. 插曲: 3 things B:3 Things is a song from Jason Mraz, it's like a breath of fresh air that can make you comfortable. The song talk about 3things he will do if he feel depressed.And the song is like a mental doctor who can heal our broken heart. The lyrics is full of positive energy.Such as this beautiful sentence---I know above the clouds the sun is shining.I know beyond the dark the sun is rising.that's who Jason Mraz really is. He is a positive man and most of his song is brilliant and fresh. If you listen to his song in the morning,your mood will be lightened up for the whole day. L:Time flies,it's time for us to say goodbye again.S:如果你喜欢我们今天的节目，如果你也有给你力量的励志英文歌曲想要分享。C:欢迎关注我们的微信公众号时代之声Radio，在11月25日Music Bangbang的节目下方留言你想要分享的歌曲和你的故事。B:感谢制作刘冠辰，感谢制作王紫丞，下周同一时间Music Bangbang 与你不见不散!Bye! 节目监制：刘仁邦编辑：李紫琳 郭思婷 尚博健 杨柳播音：李紫琳 郭思婷 尚博健 刘仁邦制作：刘冠辰

Based on characters created by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Alexander Skarsgard stars as John Clayton III of Greystoke Manor, an earl living comfortably in London during the Victorian Era, whose past has made him something of a legend, where he was orphaned and raised by apes until adulthood. Margot Robbie plays his wife Jane, who was once saved by Tarzan while she was exploring the jungles of the Congo, soon entering into a steamy relationship with the feral man who would soon come to learn the customs and laguage of a proper Engish gentleman, abandoning his former life. Christoph Waltz emerges as the main nemesis, playing Captain Leon Rom, an emissary from the floundering Belgian regime who has been sent to the Congo in the late 19th Century in order to propogate, by any means necessary, the extraction of valuable diamonds from the mostly tribal lands, which they've also sought to colonize for further exploitation. Chief Mbonga, one of the powerful heads of those tribes, agrees to give Rom the riches he's seeking if the Belgian is able to secure Tarzan to him. To fulfill his part of the bargain, Rom entices Clayton to return to his former stomping grounds, ostensibly for humanitarian purposes. In tow are Jane and a U.S. envoy to the region named George Washington Williams out to thwart what he feels is the continued enslavement of Africans of the region. When Rom kidnaps Jane in order to bring Clayton out to the open, the latter finds himself having to use his old skills of the jungle to bring down powerful forces seeking to upend all that he has come to hold dear in this world.

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We could call this memo, “The Poodle and The Vamp, Part Two,” but we won't. No one likes the sequel quite so much as they liked http://mondaymemo.wpengine.com/newsletters/the-poodle-and-the-vamp (the original.) Talent isn't rare. Our world overflows with worthy talent that continues day-to-day unrecognized. I'll wager that you possess such talent. There is something you're capable of doing, I'll bet, that could make you famous around the world. Your fame might even happen in a whoosh, the way it did for Billy, Tom, and Ted. Billy Graham started preaching in 1947. In 1949, Billy set up a circus tent in Los Angeles, certainly not the first to do so. So there he was, night after night, just another preacher with a tent, when two words forever altered the trajectory of his life: “Puff Graham.” William Randolph Hearst, the newspaper mogul who inspired the movie, Citizen Kane, sent that unexplained, 2-word telegram to every editor at every newspaper he owned in America. The next day, papers from coast to coast were glowing with stories about this Christian minister. Hearst never told the papers to quit puffing Graham. And they never did. In his book, Just as I Am, Billy Graham says he never learned why Hearst took an interest in him. “Hearst and I did not meet, talk by phone, or correspond as long as he lived.” Billy Graham was, and is, remarkably talented. But so are 10,000 other ministers. Every poodle needs a vamp. “Tom Clancy was an insurance salesman in Maryland when, in the early nineteen-eighties, he wrote a book, ‘The Hunt for Red October,' that Ronald Reagan, with a handsome public mention, turned into a best-seller. Clancy's career took off like, well, like one of his rockets. Too nearsighted to serve in the armed forces, Clancy, who kept a tank on his front lawn, was a military fantasist whose end-is-nigh concoctions spawned a franchise…” – David Denby, The New Yorker, Jan. 20, 2014, p. 78 Reagan played vamp for Tom Clancy just as Hearst did for Billy Graham. But what about Teddy Roosevelt? Wasn't he one of the most popular and beloved presidents in the history of the United States? Nope. Not really. His policies and decisions were as hotly debated as those of Barack Obama today. We think of Roosevelt as “one of the great ones” primarily because his monumental face watches over America from Mount Rushmore along with Washington, Jefferson and Lincoln, the undisputed big boys of American history. Roosevelt's vamp was Gutzon Borglum. Borglum was not commissioned by the government to create Mount Rushmore. It was a private work begun by a private individual. And that individual was a buddy of Ted Roosevelt back when Teddy was still alive. Roosevelt had been gone for only 8 years when Borglum began his carving. If Gutzon Borglum was only just now beginning to carve that granite in South Dakota, he might chose Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Carter because Gutzon answered to no one but himself. That is the power of a vamp. Do you believe in someone? Vamp for them. The Wizard of Ads partners are known throughout the Engish-speaking world because we have agreed upon a covenant: Never boast of your own accomplishments but only those of your partners. “You vamp for me. I'll vamp for you.” It's called “third party credibility,” or at least it used to be. Today they call it “feedback,” “comments” and “customer reviews.” Billy, Tom and Ted went viral before it had a name. But one thing remains the same: A poodle needs a vamp. Every business is a poodle. Every ad writer is a vamp. How good is yours? Roy H. Williams

http://effortlessenglishclub.com/babies-know-english-best  Babies know how to learn English.  They do it perfectly!  We can learn a lot about speaking Engish perfectly from babies.  In this audio I discuss how babies learn English and how you can copy some of their best methods.