English from all angles! Are there certain rules that apply to the world of art, or is it “anything goes?” Are there certain rules that apply to the world of fashion, or is it becoming “anything goes?” Are there certain rules that apply to the world of work, or will it become “anything goes?” In this episode, Drew looks at the expression “anything goes,” which means that there aren’t any rules for the way people act or dress or think…In other words, anything is acceptable. What do you think? Have we reached a time when anything goes?

English from all angles! Quick fixes, silver bullets and…crash courses. Are you familiar with these terms? Tune in and find out how these three terms can help you with your English! Have your ever taken a crash course? Do crash courses work for learning English? (What do you think, really?) In this episode, Drew discusses the secret to learning English once and for all.

English from all angles! Some people may go on a retreat to find themselves, get inspiration, bond with workmates or simply take a break from the hustle and bustle. In this episode you’ll learn that there are many types of retreats. Is there a particular retreat that you’re ready for? Tune in and discover more!

English from all angles! Don’t you think there’s too much hype in the world? Take the Super Bowl, for example. Check out this episode and learn how to properly use the noun (and the verb) “hype.” To live up to = to be as good as what was promised or expected. What do you think? Did this year’s Super Bowl live up to the hype? Does it ever live up to it? Listen in and find out!

English from all angles! Why are you labeled as a pessimist when you’re actually an optimist? In this episode, Drew looks at the word “label” and how it’s used to categorize somebody into a particular stereotype. You’ll also learn about private labels and knock offs. Stay on top of your conditionals in English! Drew offers you a quick review and reminds you how to use “to tell the difference.” Can you tell the difference between brand name products and private label products?

English from all angles! Is it a school? A movement? A group? It’s all of that and none of it. It’s simply…the new wave. How many new waves have there been? Can you think of a new wave that’s taking place today? Was there a new wave in 1961? What is a new wave, anyway? So many questions…tune in for answers. Also, get some great tips on how to pronounce numbers.

English from all angles! In this episode, Drew discusses the use of the terms “former” and “latter.” Also, learn the expressions, “it’s a long story,” “to make a long story short,” and “cut to the chase.” And, there’s a quick review of supply and demand. Practice your pronunciation through imitation: former, farmer and firmer. Give it a shot! Remember: carrot and carat are pronounced exactly the same. The former is a vegetable and the latter is a unit of measurement.

English from all angles! Now that the holidays are over, I’m sure that you’re back in the saddle and ready to learn more English. All you have to do is tune in. Also, there’s a quick review of question tags. Are you ready? Are you having trouble speaking in English? Do you feel that your pronunciation could be better? Simply imitate Drew in these podcasts and watch what happens.

English from all angles! In this episode, we look at the word “frost.” Do your car windows typically frost up in the winter? What do you use to remove frost? (Drew has a trick). Do you like chocolate frosting? Are relations between the US and China frosty? We also look at the verb “to face.” Which direction does your residence face? North? East? Which direction are you facing as you read this?

English from all angles! Background = experience, education, living conditions, knowledge… In this episode, Drew talks about the word “background” and its common uses in English. Do you come from a modest background or a privileged one? BTW, do you want to quickly improve your speaking and pronunciation skills? Imitate Drew – you’ll see that it really works.