American English Podcast

Learn the origin and usage of the American English expression 'Gimme some sugar!' for physical affection. Discover how cereal became popular for breakfast in the U.S., with playful examples and a sweet story.

Learn vocabulary for home renovations and repairs, explore the world of home renovation and flipping houses in the US, hear about personal experiences with DIY renovations, and discover resources for home improvement with Joanna and Chip Gaines.

A fun conversation about moving across the US, exploring the change of scenery, diverse landscapes, and cultural differences. They discuss the challenges of driving a U-Haul truck, and the beauty of North Carolina and the Appalachian region. They compare Asheville to Berlin with its vibrant arts and food scene. Plus, they talk about the excitement of discovering hidden gems in the US.

In this podcast, they discuss New Year's resolutions in the United States. They cover topics such as the influence of peer pressure and the media, improving physical health for mental well-being, statistics and trends of resolutions, and tips for improving resolution success.

Learn the expression 'to get the ball rolling', explore its meaning and usage. Discover the pronunciation of words ending in -ing and its importance for comprehension. Get a glimpse of upcoming episodes on New Year's resolutions.

In this podcast, the host discusses 10 must-know oxymorons by sharing their Christmas memories. They talk about Christmas traditions in the United States, childhood memories at their grandparents' house, and explore different oxymorons and their meanings. They also provide examples and personal anecdotes to illustrate the use of oxymorons.

Join Alex as he paints a vivid picture of his 1980s world, filled with college life, beach fun, and the infancy of Silicon Valley. Discover the cultural impact, political participation, and technological advancements of this memorable decade. Hear about vibrant fashion trends, iconic music artists, and a quirky townhouse sale. Reflect on the destructive Loma Prieta earthquake and share your own 80s experiences.

The podcast explores the historical significance of the Boston Tea Party, the motivation behind the patriots' actions, and the cultural implications of dressing up as Native Americans. It also delves into the background and motivations of the 13 original colonies, the imposition of taxes by the British government, and the formation of the Sons of Liberty. Additionally, it discusses the challenges faced by British customs officials, the surplus of tea held by the East India Company, and the resistance it sparked from the colonists. The events leading up to the Boston Tea Party and its significance in protesting British control and taxation are also covered. Lastly, it explores the rights, purpose, and original states mentioned in the Declaration of Independence.

Explore the common English expression 'my cup of tea' and its figurative meaning, as well as its usage to indicate personal preference. Discover how to politely reject offers using 'not my cup of tea', and learn the conjugation of the phrase 'that's not my cup of tea'. Also, get ready for part two to learn about the wild story of the Boston Tea Party, a significant event in U.S. history.

Learn about the vocabulary and phrases used when talking about clothing in English. Discuss the importance of outward appearance and shopping tips. Explore different shopping options and ways to buy discounted clothes. Seek fashion advice from a stylish friend and visit a sustainable clothing store. Discover the appeal of window shopping in NYC during the holidays and future episodes on clothing styles, fast fashion, sustainable fashion, and luxury brand stores.