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- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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- Sep 10, 2026
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Don’t Forget the S: Present Simple With He, She and It (opens the original)
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In this episode of Easy Talk, Mia and Lauren explore one of the most common basic English mistakes: forgetting the -s with he, she, and it. A fun and simple way to finally get it right!
Winning by Losing: What Failure Can Teach Us (opens the original)
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Is life really about winning or losing? Mathew and psychologist Dr. Michael Reynolds explore why setbacks often become our greatest teachers, how to manage failure without losing confidence, and practical ways to build resilience, emotional intelligence, and a healthier definition of success in everyday life.
The Patriot Who Became an Enemy (opens the original)
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José Miguel Carrera was a hero of Chile’s independence, but political rivalries and bitter conflicts led to his capture and execution. Discover the dramatic story of a patriot who became an enemy of his own cause.
Crossover episode: Behind the voices (opens the original)
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For the first time, Mathew, Ava, Mia and Lauren come together! Meet the voices behind the eClass English Podcast and discover what happens when all four hosts share the mic.
S3 Episode 84: Used To or Would? Talking About Past Habits and Memories (opens the original)
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In this episode of Easy Talk, Mia and Lauren look through old family photos to explore the difference between used to and would. Through childhood memories and past routines, they learn when each expression sounds most natural.
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