TED Talks have become something of a phenomenon in the last years with many talks being held about different topics in many different languages.

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In her debut episode, Ana talks to us about the use of TED talks and why she uses them during her class.

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SPOILER ALERT: find out about what TED talks have to do with her Instagram handle

Yes. Yes. And absolutely yes. 🧠✨

We can’t learn well when our minds are running on empty. That’s why today’s episode flips the script: What if prioritising self-care is the hidden superpower behind successful language learning?

Kay returns to share simple, powerful ways you can take better care of yourself — even when your life is full and your vocabulary list is fuller. From morning routines that rewire your energy, to boundary-setting tricks that protect your brain space, this conversation goes beyond the obvious.

Also… wait for the part where I reveal the one song that instantly changes my mood — even before my first tea. ☕🎵 Spoiler: you won’t see it coming.

If you’re ready to stop burning out and start learning with joy again, this episode’s got your name on it.

AI (artificial intelligence) is something we are going to live with from now on, that is probably a given.

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From help learning a language to help with finding out new information about a hooby you have, AI is everywhere to be seen.

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In her return to the podcast, Agnes tells us about why AI is potentially a wonderful tool for language learners, but also we need to be careful with it.

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Come and find out why AI can help you but also hinder you at the same time in this eye-opening episode.

We all know that learning a language is not just language learning but also learning about the culture.

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And we know that if we move to a new country there may well be some problems acclimatising.

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In her return to the podcast, Sylwia talks to us a little bit more about her journey from Poland via northern Europe to Canada.

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In this episode Sylwia tells us about how her time in Scotland helped her acclimatise, a little bit, when she moved to Canada.

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Jump in and find out about why we don't need to be scared about culture shock and how we can acclimatise ourselves to what might happen if we move to an English-speaking country.

We all know that to improve English we need to do something active.

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And at times the most active thing we can do is to take an English course to perhaps help our grammar or to help our vocabulary.

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In her return to the podcast, Bex talks to us about her struggles with Spanish, what she could possibly do and why a course can help us take our English to the next level.

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Come and find out about what the advantages of taking a course are and what we can do to avoid dropping out too early.

We all know that artificial intelligence (AI) is a new component of language learning. And we also know, whether we like it or not, that Chat GPT is here to stay as well.

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In her return to the podcast, we discuss what Chat GPT is, how I've used it in the past, and the failures it has at the moment.

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Nevertheless, we also discuss why Chat GPT can help you unlock the next level to improving your English!

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Jump in, have a listen and find out some great tips to boost your English!

We all know how English series can help improve your English.

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But did you know that foregin language series can also help you improve your English language skills?

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In her debut episode, Luci talks to us about her background as a translator, interpreter and English teacher.

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We also find out about why she doesn't like big Hollywood productions and prefers to watch foreign language series including Cassandra on Netflix and how watching foreign language series can take your English to the next level.

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Jump in and find out about another very talented English teacher, the series she likes, and about who she works with on Instagram!

Learning English doesn’t have to feel like climbing Everest in flip-flops. 😅

The real challenge? Learning in a way that actually works. That’s where Tricia steps in. In her debut episode, she shares 10 essential, practical, and slightly unexpected tips that make language learning stick — no fluff, just the good stuff.

Whether you’ve hit a plateau or you’re just starting out, this episode is your fast-track roadmap to more effective and enjoyable learning. Think mindset shifts, micro-habits, media hacks, and the ONE belief that’s been holding you back (yep, we’re going there).

Jump in and start learning smarter today — because boring study routines are so last season. 🔥

We all know that reading is an importsant skill when it comes to improving our language skills

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And we also know that, despite this, we struggle, at times, to motivate ourselves to read anything in a foreign language.

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In her debut episode, Pan tells us about a key to really taking our reading skills to the next level: by reading out aloud.

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This may sound like something you don't want to do, but come and listen to Pan and find out about why we should read out aloud!

Learning English is something that doesn't come naturally to all of us.

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And becoming a teacher is something is also not something that we all want to do.

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But in her debut episode, Maria tells us about how she only became an English language teacher.

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Maria was someone, who didn't particularly like English to start with at high school.

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The only reason she became an English teacher when she realised she didn't want to become an engineer.

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And within one month Maria's world changed. She turned away from becoming an engineer to becoming an English teacher.

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With this spectacular journey, learners can also take a leaf out of Maria's book by giving your all to do the best you can in your English journey!