Rock n' Roll English

In this episode, the hosts discuss embarrassing moments and awkward stories, including not being listened to, awkward thumb placement while walking, and accidentally spitting on someone. They also cover embarrassing situations like having your phone taken away, feeling uncomfortable while eating, and forgetting to mute your microphone during online meetings. The chapter concludes with conversations about leaving the toilet seat up, embarrassing falls, and encounters while using crutches.

In this episode, they give an update on the online course, which will be available again in a few weeks with a special offer for those on the waiting list.

Special guest Anna from Speak Like a Native joins us to explore the North South divide in England and discuss stereotypes. Topics range from economic differences, 'real men' in the North, dyslexia, British slang, drinking culture, and challenges of life in London.

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Toilet troubles and awkward conversations are some of the embarrassing topics discussed in this episode. The hosts share funny stories about unflushed toilets at parties and their hygiene preferences. They also talk about awkward encounters with old men and the habit of talking to pets like humans. Unexpected encounters with cats and unwanted birthday presents are also mentioned. The episode ends with a cliffhanger, promising more embarrassing stories in the 'rock and roll English family area'.

The podcast discusses the reasons behind the title 'Bye' and the upcoming price increase of 'Jungle Listening'. They highlight the benefits of their language course and share positive feedback. The value of learning English and the importance of honesty are also discussed, along with the speaker's plan to make listeners fluent in English.

In this podcast, they discuss the importance of sounds, pronunciation, and listening in teaching English. They highlight the experience of an Italian English teacher who integrated Jungle Listening into her lessons. They also talk about a course for English teachers to improve their listening and pronunciation skills and mention a more affordable alternative course.

The podcast discusses the outrageous language used in British tabloids and delves into the terms and storytelling techniques employed. They explore the evolution of word meanings and connotations, as well as the exaggerated and bombastic language used in tabloid headlines. The hosts also explore the use of steamy language and metaphors in tabloid stories, the phenomenon of spoilers in British soap operas, and the use of terminology in sex tape scandals.

Discover the upcoming price increase for the 'Jungle Listening' online course and its positive feedback. Grab the lowest ever price before it goes up in three days.

Katy from The French Instinct Podcast discusses the challenges and realities of podcasting, including marketing struggles and ineffective strategies. They also reflect on the difficulties of summarizing their work and narrowing down their focus. Additionally, they talk about the frustrations of technical issues in podcasting and share reflections on the joys and challenges of being a podcaster and online business owner.