This show is about the connection between language and culture and about slang. Slang is a type of informal language that is typically spoken in certain areas or by a group of people. Slang is humorous and creative, and it certainly makes speaking English more entertaining. Culture is dynamic. Language is dynamic. The intense interaction between language and culture makes new words emerge in diver... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationLanguage Learning |
Welcome to today’s podcast where we will talk to Paige Poole about Alabama’s culture, history, and language. I met Paige through work since we are both Virtual Educators for the Department of State’s English language programs. I had heard her being i... more
In this episode, I interview Ivan Crespo, an ESL pronunciation and communication teacher and Ph.D. student in Curriculum & Instruction at the University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign. In this episode, Ivan shares some differences he has noticed betwee... more
In this episode, I interview Misha Sanborn, a potter from Maine. She tells us about her passion for clay, for making pots, and the satisfaction that comes from making everyday art. more
In this episode, we hear about the lively culture in New Orleans, Louisiana from Elena Mutonono. more
In this episode, Cami S. talks about Seattle culture, slang, lifestyle, and fashion. She brings so much insight to the episode and shows us how Seattle weather is related to the language and style. Also, she mentions the varied terms that Seattle res... more
In this podcast episode, we explore the slang and local jargon used in Iowa. Symon and Anne share some unique Iowa expressions and what they mean. They discuss the use of "bro" and how it has made a comeback, but in the classroom, Symon prefers to be... more
Today, I interview Hanna, an online English teacher who is a ball of positive energy. She specializes in teaching natural English as it is spoken in everyday life in the United States. She also speaks Spanish and has been studying Chinese for the l... more
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