All Ears English Podcast AEE 2280: Where Were You When? How to Connect Over Historical Events in English
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Oct 2, 2024 Explore how shared historical experiences can deepen connections. Personal anecdotes evoke the emotional impact of events like 9/11, alongside memorable high school moments. The hosts discuss the importance of sensitivity when sharing stories and provide tips for improving conversational English. You’ll discover the power of the question, 'Where were you when...?' and learn how to navigate personal memories for more meaningful discussions.
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Obama Election Memories
- Michelle Kaplan was in London for a watch party when Barack Obama was elected.
- Lindsay McMahon watched the election results at a New York bar and then at home.
Emotional Significance of Memories
- Remembering where you were during historical events evokes strong emotions.
- These memories, regardless of location, form a personal life portrait.
Parents' Memories of JFK Assassination
- Lindsay McMahon's mother vividly remembers JFK's assassination.
- Michelle Kaplan's parents discuss their location during the event, especially on anniversaries.