Ways to agree and disagree

Ways to agree and disagree

29, September, 2026

Episode 208: Conspiracy theories – Agreeing and disagreeing

In this podcast we talk about the ever-growing phenomena of conspiracy theories, using this as a way of introducing you to 20 ways to agree and disagree – strongly, mildly and politely.

In this podcast we talk about the ever-growing phenomena of Conspiracy theories, using this as a way of introducing you to 20 ways to agree and disagree – strongly, mildly and politely. In this podcast, we delve into the intriguing realm of conspiracy theories, examining the fascinating and often controversial ideas that circulate in society.

Notes

Designed specifically for English as a Foreign Language (EFL) learners, our discussions are aimed at enhancing language skills while diving into thought-provoking topics.

This episode focuses on dissecting different conspiracy theories, allowing listeners to understand how individuals both agree and disagree on these contentious subjects.

 

Recap & Takeaways

Whether you’re a language enthusiast or someone intrigued by these enigmatic theories, this podcast offers an engaging platform to explore, learn, and respectfully discuss various viewpoints surrounding conspiracy theories.

Tune in to expand your English language proficiency while exploring the captivating world of conspiracy theories with us.

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How often do you get hangry?

How often do you get hangry?

29, September, 2026

Episode 250: The curious case of Why we get hangry

Welcome to The Curious Case of Why We Get Hangry! We’ve all felt it—that sudden burst of irritation when we haven’t eaten.

But why does hunger mess with our emotions?

In this episode, we’re unpacking the science behind hanger, from blood sugar drops to stress hormones, and exploring ways to keep your cool when your stomach starts to rumble.

Notes

We’ve all been there—you’re hungry, you’re cranky, and suddenly, even the smallest inconvenience feels unbearable.

But why does hunger make us lose our patience?

In The Curious Case of Why We Get Hangry, we’ll explore what’s happening inside your body when your mood takes a nosedive due to hunger.

From the role of glucose in brain function to the stress hormones that fuel irritation, we’ll break down the science of hanger and why some people experience it more than others.

Plus, we’ll share simple strategies to keep your mood stable, even when your stomach is empty. Let’s dive in!

Recap & Takeaways

Takeaways for Language Learners:

  1. Hunger affects mood – When you don’t eat, your blood sugar drops, making it harder for your brain to regulate emotions.
  2. Stress hormones kick in – Your body releases cortisol and adrenaline, which can make you feel irritable or anxious.
  3. Some people get hangrier than others – Genetics, personality, and diet all play a role in how strongly hunger affects emotions.
  4. Preventing hanger is possible – Eating balanced meals and snacks can help keep your blood sugar steady and your mood in check.
  5. Words to remember – Hanger, glucose, irritability, hormones, metabolism, cranky, and adrenaline.

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Can’t decide what to do?

Can’t decide what to do?

29, September, 2026

Episode 249: The curious case of why we Procrastinate

Welcome to The Curious Case of Why We Procrastinate! In this episode, we explore the science behind procrastination—why we put things off, how our brains trick us into delaying tasks, and what we can do to break the cycle. 

Whether you’re a chronic procrastinator or just looking to improve your productivity, this episode has something for you. Let’s dive in!

Notes

We’ve all been there—staring at a deadline, telling ourselves we’ll start soon, only to find ourselves scrolling through social media or reorganizing our desks instead.

But why do we procrastinate, even when we know it’s not in our best interest?

In this episode of The Curious Case of Why We Procrastinate, we take a deep dive into the psychology and neuroscience behind procrastination.

Is it laziness, fear of failure, or something deeper?

We’ll explore expert insights on how our emotions, habits, and even our biology play a role in delaying tasks.

Plus, we’ll uncover practical strategies to help you stop procrastinating and start making progress.

If you’ve ever struggled with motivation, this episode is for you!

Recap & Takeaways

Takeaways for Language Learners:

  1. Understanding Procrastination – Learn about the common reasons people procrastinate and how it affects productivity.
  2. Emotional Triggers – Discover how emotions like fear, perfectionism, and anxiety contribute to putting tasks off.
  3. Practical Strategies – Get tips on how to overcome procrastination, including time management techniques and mindset shifts.
  4. Boosting Motivation in Language Learning – Find out how to apply these strategies to stay consistent with your English practice.

This episode is not just about procrastination—it’s about taking action. So let’s get started!

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Fancy a holiday in France? Where?

Fancy a holiday in France? Where?

France is the world’s number one holiday destination. But choosing where to go is a challenge due to its diverse landscapes, mountain ranges and kilometres of beaches.

Your personal tastes and interests are a good indicator of where you should spend your holidays. But do you know the different regions in France?

Let’s find out where you should spend your holidays à la française with this fun quiz.

Where should you holiday in France?

Your personal tastes and interests are a good indicator of where you  should spend your holidays. But do you know the different regions inFrance?  Let's find out where you should spend your holidays à la française  with this fun quiz.

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Christmas Market in Toulouse

Christmas Market in Toulouse

29, September, 2026

Episode 241: Discover The Christmas Market in Toulouse, France

In this Vodcast, we visit and discover what is in store at The Christmas market, as we do every year. Sue, who is a huge fan of Christmas continues her mission to get Chris into the Christmas spirit.

Welcome back to English-Podcasts In this episode we get out and about with our video camera to discover the food and drink of the Christmas season in the centre of Toulouse, France. Will Sue be able to ‘sell’ Christmas to Chris, who is not 100% convinced?

Notes

Join us in the bustling centre of Toulouse on an unusually cold evening.

See the stalls and produce that is on sale, some of it quite original and others that are the stalwarts of the Christmas Market.

We discover some the unique and the traditional, along with the things that seem a little off-the-wall for the Christmas season.

One thing is for sure, love it hate it, The Christmas Market is certainly a lively and a very friendly place to go.

Recap & Takeaways

Packed with vocabulary about the Christmas season, along with lots of expressions to describe the tastes and sensations about food and drink.

Once again we visit the growing Christmas market in the centre of the beautiful city of Toulouse to soak up the Christmas spirit.

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