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Category: Conversation
The Superpower of Story with Bree Aesie
Learn about how to use stories in your everyday life in this fascinating interview!
Hamburg, City of Water
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Genre: ConversationNew Vocabulary: ‘How did you find…?’, Ban, Bubbly, Bucket list, Bulge out, Cityscape, Cobbled, CV, Demolish, Leafy, Model railway, Mortar, Nanny state, Nerd, Overwhelmed, Phased ban, Privilege, Rejection, Resilient, Rest on your laurels, Second-hand smoke, Streak (record), Suburb, Trial shift, Vaping, VRWord Count: 8540Download this episode as a PDF Watch on YouTube Attributions Hello my lovely learners! My Story Builders course is now open. If you want to sign up straight away, go to EasyStoriesInEnglish.com/Build. Let’s get to work! [intro] Welcome to Easy Stories in English, the podcast that will take your English from OK to Good, and […]
My Sister’s Wedding
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Genre: ConversationNew Vocabulary: A rule of thumb, Adman, Beaver, Bonfire, Brother-in-law, Buddy, Calf (cow), Calves, Cartwheel, Ceilidh, Civil partnership, Conscript, Double whammy, Eyewitness, Fasting, Food for thought, Gaelic, Gen Z, Killing me, Livestock, Nomenclature, Polyamorous, Pull a hamstring, Ramble, Registrar, Rewilding, Sedate, Segment, Stoic, Tabloid newspaper, Testify, Two sides of the same coin, Ultra-processed food, Woo woo, YapWord Count: 8449I talk all about how I injured my leg at my sister’s wedding, the race riots currently happening in the UK, not so nice, and end with some motivation for all of you. Very nice.
A Good Long Natter
Download this episode as a PDF. Watch on YouTube: A Good Long Natter – Transcript Welcome to Easy Stories in English, the podcast that will take your English from okay to good and from good to great. I am Ariel Goodbody, your host for this show. Today’s episode doesn’t really have much of a topic. […]
Normal People Problems
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Word Count: 3568In this episode of Easy Stories in English, host Ariel Goodbody discusses the concept of ‘normal people problems’ as opposed to more serious issues, drawing on his own experiences of moving to London and finding his community. Ariel reflects on his challenging past, including changing gender twice and dealing with identity crisis, while contrasting these with his current ‘normal’ problems such as itchy back due to hard water, adjusting to a slower pace in relationships,…
