The podcast discusses the host's excitement about saying goodbye to summer and embracing September as a new beginning. They also talk about running setbacks, upcoming events, and food for restoring health. The speaker shares their experience of spending a day with their in-laws and discusses language exhaustion.

Kassy and Andrew discuss Kassy's trip back home to the USA after years. They explore different states, attractions, and local delicacies. They also talk about their second wedding reception and the importance of celebrating with loved ones. The hosts share fun facts about how traveling makes you smarter. Expressions like 'to keep up with' and 'to be antsy' are included in the study guide.

Andrew shares his crazy week and teaches the useful expression 'on point'. They reflect on battling coronavirus and cherishing health. Enjoy a date night and hear about the speaker's experience with gaming to improve language skills. Learn about using video games as a tool to learn English.

Learn idiomatic expressions for describing comedy and laughter, explore the meaning and usage of 'in stitches', discuss hilarious and entertaining brother-in-law, learn about 'a real character' and 'to crack someone up', and recall a humorous incident on a bus ride.

Andrew shares his random day where he registered his marriage and got an IV drip. The podcast discusses attitudes towards living together before marriage in different cultures. It also explores the process of getting married in Korea and taking commemorative photos. There is a mention of gratitude, recovery from COVID-19, and trying a vitamin IV. Finally, the podcast teaches the idiomatic expression 'for good' and provides examples of its usage.

Andrew and Kassy discuss zombies, their portrayal in popular culture, Korean zombie content, and zombie apocalypse preparation stores. They explore Americans' fascination with zombies and debate the pros and cons of surviving a zombie apocalypse.

The podcast discusses the speaker's experience with COVID-19 and the impact of heavy rain in Seoul. They talk about watching Korean dating shows to learn the language, recommend TV shows and movies, and explain the expression 'eat your words'.

The hosts discuss the trendy form of exercise known as HIIT and the benefits of incorporating exercise into daily life. They explore the rise of online biking classes and share personal experiences with exercise, emphasizing its impact on daily routines.

The podcast discusses the speaker's experience with contracting COVID-19 and having to cancel their trip to Canada. They reflect on the saying 'it's no use crying over spilled milk' and provide updates on upcoming projects. They also teach the expression 'all around' to describe bad situations and discuss the importance of support.

Learn idioms 'tone-deaf' and 'turn a blind eye'. Tips on avoiding cultural faux pas while traveling. Interesting discussions on tone-deaf celebrities and roommates addressing issues.