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“First and foremost, I cannot express how deeply I am in love with your podcast. I generally looove a podcast as a format; I can say I am hooked on it. What do I like about yours? Well, everything. Your soothing voice - very pleasing to the ear, your ‘messy English’, topics you cover, to name but a few. And were I to describe you, using a couple of words, I would say that you radiate warmth and love. That would be my definition of you." — Dragana S., Serbia
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I've just had the loveliest conversation with one of my students who has started listening to your podcast. She said it's the perfect combination of of interesting topics and useful language advice.
She also said she finds your voice very soothing. — Sarah Morgan, Meaningful English
Catherine's podcast is for more than learning a new language and new vocabulary, it helps build confidence and fluency through the exploration of spoken English and, yes, listening skills too!” — A fan :)
Just wanted to let you know that I've been catching up with your latest podcast episodes and they all have some sort of a soothing effect on me.
Thank you for creating such a beautiful and unique product for both English teachers and learners! — Another fan!
I really enjoyed listening to this episode! I follow Fernanda on Instagram and she inspires me so much. It was interesting to learn more about her journey in learning English. I can definitely say that after I got help from professionals, my understanding of the language has changed a lot..for better, of course. I used to study only with textbooks and I'd get bored easily.
However, I've learned that learning a new language involves much more than studying with books and the process doesn't have to be boring. Catherine, you have helped me tremendously! — Bruna Dell’Orto, Toronto
Raising Bilingual Kids: A Conversation with Leticia Dalposso | Advanced English Language Conversation.
Raising Bilingual Kids: A Conversation with Leticia Dalposso
In this episode of Hear You Go, I speak with Leticia Dalposso, a Brazilian English teacher and mother of two, about how she is raising her children to speak English at home—even though they live in Brazil and English isn’t her first language.
This conversation is perfect for advanced English learners, English teachers, and anyone interested in bilingual parenting, language identity, and real English conversation.
You’ll hear how Leticia uses the OPOL (One Parent, One Language) method to support her children’s bilingual development, and how she stays motivated despite pressure and questions from people around her.
🎧You’ll hear:
A real-life example of how to raise bilingual children
Why Leticia chose to speak English to her kids at home
Her favourite ways to make English feel natural and fun
How she responds to doubts and criticism from others
Encouragement for parents and teachers using English in everyday life
As always, I’ll note some useful intermediate/advanced language (B1/C1 Intermediate & Advanced English) along the way.
🔗 Follow Leticia here on Instagram
Her podcast is here:
Bilingual Coffee podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3wx1exBzfZoRYGWz7PerM6?si=57a05de5043a4116
Why Women Might Want a Space of Their Own. | Book Talk for Advanced EnglishListening Practice.
It’s the final episode of Season 3—thank you for listening!
Today, I’m sharing a book that completely surprised me: The Enchanted April by Elizabeth von Arnim. I honestly don’t know how I hadn’t heard of it before, but I’m so glad I finally read it. It’s a charming read (just what I needed in recent months!)—but also sharp, funny, and quietly radical and subversive.
In this episode, I’ll share:
📚 A bit about the author’s fascinating and rather unconventional life
💐 A review of the book and why it’s more than just a sweet story set in Italy
🪞Some big questions about women, freedom, and what it means to carve out space for ourselves
Plus, a little sneak peek at what’s coming in Season 4—and a reminder that WILDE: The Listening Festival is now open for early bird registration! If you're into real conversations, women's voices, and the many Englishes of the world, this course might be your thing.
So let’s dive in to this book talk episode - enjoy!
The Long Game: From Zero to Real Life in Language Learning- with Abbie Fulbrook. | Advanced English Language Conversation.
The Long Game: From Zero to Real Life in Language Learning - with Abbie Fulbrook.
What happens when you move to a new country, start a new job, and can’t speak the language? Abbie Fulbrook did just that—13 years ago, when she moved from the UK to Japan.
In this conversation for intermediate and advanced English learners, Abbie shares her experience learning Japanese from zero, and how it’s influenced the way she teaches English. We talk about staying motivated, moving past language plateaus, why “school English” doesn’t always match the real world, and how listening practice and real-life conversation are often more powerful than grammar drills.
A refreshing and relatable listen for anyone who’s ever learned—or taught—a language.
🔗 More from Abbie at weareenglishteachers.com
Canada: The True North, Strong and Free? | Ideas in English for Advanced Listening Practice.
Episode 73: Canada: The True North, Strong and Free? | Ideas In English | English Listening Practice
You’d have to be living with your head in the sand not to know that Canada’s very identity has been called into question these past six months. On this Canada Day, we reflect on what makes Canada Canada—not just to the world, but to me, personally.
In this timely episode, we’ll:
🇨🇦 go on a whirlwind tour through Canadian history, from Viking visitors to full legal independence in 1982
🍁 take a look at the quirks and qualities that define Canadian culture, from hockey and maple syrup to multiculturalism, polite conversation, and the importance of personal space
🌍 And finally, reflect on the country’s currently strained relationship with its closest neighbour, the United States—and what this rift reveals about national identity, pride, and sovereignty.
Happy Canada Day!
