“This is really about your journey” with Dan Hay | Intermediate English Conversations

Hello everyone!

Today, I'm offering you something a little bit different. Here's an intermediate English conversation for you where you'll work hard at your listening practice.

My first guest is Dan Hay, the sound engineer and producer of the Hear You Go podcast.

Dan is an accomplished musician who plays in the band Amos the Transparent, the band responsible for the soundtrack to the podcast, a song called Change my Mind

Dan is also a music teacher who owns his own music school called The Spark Music Academy  He teaches at a local elementary school as well. 

You'll hear us talk about:

  • how we make the podcast

  • music

  • our approach to teaching

  • how to motivate students

  • how teachers stay energized

I hope you will hear the excitement we have about teaching and learning. Like Dan, I believe that learning English is your journey: I'm here to help you speak English the way you dream of speaking it, but you are the leading the way, not me. It's a partnership.

P.S. You might also hear my nephew bouncing a ball, and that's life! Some things just can't be (or shouldn't be) edited out :)

If you are in need of someone to help you produce your music, a podcast, or if you are a teacher making recordings for a course, reach out to Dan at The Spark Academy

Thanks for listening! Remember to follow me on Instagram at catherineangus_hearyougo to get more information about the language used in the podcasts, and some pronunciation tips as well. Check out my website for more information on the podcast and English language lessons: English with Catherine.

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There is no transcript for this episode, but watch this 5-minute clip of video and try to transcribe some of our conversation on your own. It will be a good listening activity, and you can send me your work for some feedback!

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