The British English Podcast

This podcast explores the hilarious characters of Phonejacker, including a laidback Australian named Jimmy John and the mispronouncing Mr. Duvde. They also discuss prank calls with a talented beatboxer who raps for a record company representative.

The hosts discuss the Great Stink crisis in 1858, focusing on London's sanitation. They talk about Sir Joseph Bazalgette's sewage system, how bad smells were thought to cause diseases, and the impact of the event on urban planning. They also compare the reactions to Covid-19 in Italy and England.

Join Charlie as he recounts comical missteps in the boxing world, from gym gaffes to unexpected rivalries. The speaker shares embarrassing experiences at a boxing club, reflects on the importance of blocking in boxing, and encourages stepping out of one's comfort zone in language learning.

The podcast discusses the improvements in English fluency and vocabulary achieved by Academy members. It includes a case study of a student's journey and their progress after 10 months of classes. The chapter also mentions a flash sale for resources.

This podcast episode promotes the Black Friday sale of the Academy for English Language Learning. It discusses the benefits of joining the Academy, such as a structured approach and the use of flashcards. The episode highlights the resources offered by the Academy, including podcasts, quizzes, vocabulary sheets, and insights into British culture. Testimonials from Academy members and new features like advanced grammar lessons and a speaking partner program are also discussed.

Harry and Charlie explore the imagined daily routines of British celebrities, discussing normality and eccentricity. They also explore the differences between business English and conversational English, debate the usage of 'taken back' and 'taken aback', and discuss women's options for changing their last name after marriage. The hosts speculate on celebrity morning routines, mentioning activities like scrolling through Instagram and G-force training.

The podcast explores the British tradition of Bonfire Night, the historical context of the Gunpowder Plot, and the impact of the creation of the Church of England. It discusses the excitement of Halloween and Bonfire Night leading up to Christmas and reflects on the significance of November 5th in British culture.

The hosts reminisce about their magical wedding day and their mini-honeymoon in Bath. They discuss the evolution of honeymoons and their decision to have a mini moon. They explore wedding traditions and types of ceremonies in different cultures. They reflect on their wedding day and express gratitude for their friends' support. They also discuss traditional attire for weddings in the UK and share funny moments from their relaxed and informal wedding ceremony.

Embark on a dog walk gone wrong with Charlie as he navigates through a new path, encountering blisters and pretending to be Superman. Hear a humorous tale of encountering horses and getting shocked by an electric fence. Explore inclusive language and alternatives to gender role phrases. Reflect on married life and an electric shock incident, while expressing gratitude to listeners.

British guest, Harry, joins the hosts to tackle various awkward moments in British culture, including odd tea mishaps, feigned accents, and serving spoiled milk in tea. They also discuss accepting money to cut in line, dealing with noisy eaters at the cinema, and navigating awkward situations in public. Fun and relatable conversation about British etiquette and comedic missteps!