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In this episode, I will talk about what it’s like being in a dangerous situation.

In this episode, I will talk about traditional hand-made pretzels and where they came from.

In this episode, I will talk about a bicycle trip that became long and painful.

In this episode, I will share some clever excuses students give me for not completing their assignments.

In this episode, you will learn where the idiom “the albatross around the neck” comes from. Also, learn some work-related idioms.

In this episode, you will learn what Groundhog Day is all about and where it came from.

This episode is all about common idioms of time. This podcast is an extension to last week’s story about running out of time (episode 3). These are a few of the most common time idioms used in every day English.

In this episode, I will talk about what happens when you have something, then use it completely, and have no more left. Don’t give up before you run out of time.

In this episode, I will talk about how a situation can end (often in a way that is not expected). Learn how a situation can “turn out” or “end up.”

In this premier episode, I will give a brief introduction before presenting the story of an amazing discovery by an explorer in Peru.