In this episode, we hear from Kate in the USA. She talks to us about Niagara Falls, and we focus on phrasal verbs and expressions with the word ‘go’.Would you like to receive free lesson notes to accompany this lesson? If so then click here to go to our website and enter your name and email address in the form below the episode. We’ll deliver the lesson notes for the current and future episodes to your inbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Exploring what makes a great teacher, the podcast discusses research insights on teaching excellence and the impact of teachers. It touches on educational news updates, Labour's Education Secretary's decisions, attributes of great teachers, and challenges in teacher evaluation. The guest, Kate, shares her homeschooling journey and challenges faced in teaching children with special needs, highlighting the importance of personalized education and community schooling post-pandemic.

Kate joins the hosts to discuss the dynamics of double dates, exploring the blurred lines between intentional dates and casual hangouts. They share personal experiences with PDA, benefits of couple friendships, and challenges of coordinating plans. The conversation also touches on streamer slang origins and the impact of observing affectionate behavior in public.

Legal experts Melissa, Leah, and Kate recap oral arguments in cases about unhoused people, immigration, and Starbucks unions. They address listener questions on fighting against the Comstock Act, trolling conservatives with lawsuits, and Democrat-appointed justices' behavior. They also promote their live event at the Tribeca Film Festival.

Kate, a trusted advisor to world leaders, and Scott, a seasoned corporate professional, dive into the challenges of self-doubt in coaching. Kate learns that her fears signify the caliber of her clients, while Scott discovers the transformative power of meaningful conversations. They discuss the critical nature of personal connections in coaching and the importance of building a strong network through trust and referrals. Ultimately, they explore how embracing confidence can enable them to challenge the status quo in their professional relationships.

Trump's legal battles, Supreme Court case previews, environmental regulations, challenges against social media laws, reproductive rights, LGBTQ rights cases, and mobilizing for change are discussed in this podcast.

Kate of Venison for Dinner joins the podcast to discuss homesteading, cheesemaking, and balancing motherhood and business. They cover topics such as trying new things without fear of failure, fitting cheesemaking into busy mom life, troubleshooting cheesemaking scenarios, creative ways to use up milk, the reality of starting an online business as a young mother, and creating opportunities to rest and recharge as a mom.

Boston-based dietitian Kate discusses the importance of remaining curious about food tolerance and personalized diet changes. She explores the negative impact of strict food rules and misconceptions in digestive health, emphasizing individualized approaches. Kate also delves into intuitive eating practices, promoting a positive relationship with food and debunking diet culture myths.

23-year-old Kate joins the hosts to discuss 'The Ick' phenomenon in relationships. They also delve into Gen Z recruits on TikTok highlighting challenges in the military. The episode explores social media's impact on recruitment and the struggles faced by low-rank military personnel.

Guest Kate from London discusses topics like marketing, positioning, branding, pricing services, providing value to clients, framing services as solutions, tracking metrics, and balancing business development with personal growth.