Speak English Now Podcast: Learn English | Speak English without grammar.

This podcast discusses obsolete communication devices and gadgets such as fax machines and landline phones. It also mentions the continued use of telegrams and explores the revolution of communication through the internet. The episode includes a mini-story about a museum guard encountering mysterious communication devices and a discussion on improving speech skills.

In this podcast, the host explores the vocabulary differences between American and British English, focusing on food terms like 'zucchini' and 'courgette'. They also discuss the differences between 'cookie' and 'biscuit', as well as 'eggplant' and 'aubergine'. The episode includes a point of view story about a mother's concerns over her son's diet at a birthday party and highlights a new course for learning grammar effectively.

This podcast explores the vocabulary differences between American and British English, including a word guessing game. It covers words such as truck and lorry, and highlights other variations in vocabulary usage like Z, period, zip code, timetable, eraser, and elevator. The episode also includes a point of view story exercise and promotes an English speaking and grammar course.

Learn the vocabulary differences between American and British English, including words like vacation/holiday, fall/autumn, diaper/nappy, and restroom/bathroom. Explore more differences in vocabulary such as queue/line, football/soccer, trainers/sneakers, and car park/parking lot. Follow Paul's experiences in London where he encounters these differences and learns about a fluency course.

Georgiana, host of Speak English Now Podcast, explores the evolution of cell phones from landlines to car phones and the first handheld telephone. The podcast also discusses the impact of revolutionary devices like the iPhone and the release of a game-changing cell phone in 2007.

Learn how to get a driver's license in the USA, including obtaining a learner's permit and passing written, driving, and vision tests. Discover interesting facts about Formula 1 driver Michael Schumacher. Practice English speaking skills with a conversation simulator. Explore the retirement of a racing driver and the introduction of his son into the racing world.

Exploring introverts and extroverts, debunking misconceptions, and sharing personal experiences. Discover how the speaker overcame introversion, but now faces a fear of being alone.

Learn about the life and legacy of George Washington, the first president of the United States, including his role in the American Revolution and his presidential terms. Discover the evolution of his birthday celebration into President's Day. Explore misconceptions about his background and the significance of his presidency. Find out about the American Revolutionary War, the naming of Washington DC, and an English fluency course. Share your thoughts on what you would do if you were president for a day.

The podcast explores the challenges of decorating and the importance of finding balance. The host shares their experience of hiring an interior designer and the satisfaction with the outcome. A mini-story about the host's decision to redecorate their dining room. Georgiana's quest to find an excellent painter before furniture delivery. The chapter discusses the readiness for furniture delivery and emphasizes language fluency and engagement with the podcast on social media.

Learn the importance of pronunciation and practice with tongue twisters. Reduce your accent with vowels A, E, O, and U. Enjoy tongue twisters like arctic apples, Mary Mac, Peter Pan peanut butter, and more. Also, explore a story about Bob's journey to becoming a tongue twister reciter in the world.