Have you ever heard about podcasts? Have you ever listened a podcast? Do you use podcasts to prepare for IELTS and improve your english? Do you know what are the best podcasts for IELTS candidates and how you can find more podcasts based on your interests and hobbies?
Contents
What is a podcast. Podcast Factst
How you can benefit from listening podcast
Key to Consistency: Find Your Topic
Are you beginner? Educational and Adapted Podcasts
I Will Teach you a Language Podcast
Podcast Networks, Directories and Websites
IELTS Topics: List of Useful Podcasts Episodes
What is Podcast. Podcasts Facts
I expect that large portion those who read this article are familiar with podcasts and know what podcast means. Nevertheless, I believe, it’s worth giving you short info on how podcasts work and couple of interesting facts about podcasts.
This is how wikipedia describes Podcast:
“A podcast is an episodic series of digital audio files which a user can subscribe to so that new episodes are automatically downloaded via web syndication to the user’s own local computer, mobile application, or portable media player”. As an example I can refer to iTunes, something that most of you familiar with. To get an idea of a podcast you can visit iTunes Store and chose among “hundreds of thousands of free podcasts”. Click any podcast Title and play button. That’s it. You are listening podcast.
On the one hand, over the last years podcasts getting more popular and more people listen podcasts. On the other hand, there are still a lot of people who have never listened podcasts. Chances are that, having read this article you will discover a hole new world of podcasts for yourself or even become a podcast fan.
There is no data for worldwide podcast statistics, but we can get an idea of how many podcasts have been hosted by one of the largest podcast network – Libsyn. According to Lybsyn’s website podcasts accounted for 35K and there were 4.6 billion (!!!) podcasts downloads in 2016.
What’s more, podcasts are experiencing significant growth and becoming more popular. The number of podcast download requests made in 2012 more than doubled in 2015 (Edison’s survey data).
With a growing use of mobile devices, podcasts are becoming more accessible. Edison’s survey data (publicly available) shows that 69% of podcast consumers used mobile devices to listen to podcasts in 2017
Listening – Your First Step. 2 Comes After 1
Have you ever asked yourself, what part of exam and what skill (listening, reading, writing, speaking) you should develop first? What is the most natural and effective way. It is considered by many experts and language learners, that to learn foreign language in a natural way we should follow the same way we learn our native language. We discussed that in the episode 3 of the test taker podcast with Dmitry Zolottsev. For more information you can refer to Nikolay Zamyatkin, Srijaya N Char’s Article “Listen, speak, before you read and write”. You can also see from this quora discussion, that most people believe that listening comes first.How You Can Benefit From Listening Podcast
Undoubtedly, it is important to work hard and practice consistently. However, have you ever asked yourself, what is the main problem when it comes to english learning? I am sure, for many people, it is lack of time they can allocate for practice.
With podcasts, we can increase time we spend for language learning without actually allocating more time for studying. What I mean is that you can listen podcast
- at home
- commuting to work/study (public transport)
- in car
- at work
- doing routing tasks (cleaning house)
- doing sports (while you workout in gym)
- on foot / walking around
As Edison’s research data shows, most popular locations are home and car/truck with 84% and 65% of those who ever listened to a podcast.
There are probably lots of other places/activities when you can listen podcasts. How about riding a bike or kayaking?
I listened english podcast almost every day while walking to work. In this way, daily, I consumed 20-30 mins of audio in English. Every single day. At some point I noticed, that this practice improves my ability to understand English speech, learn new words and phrases. Start listening podcast on everyday basis and, believe me, you will see positive result in 2-3 months.
Key to Consistency: Find Your Topic
Consistency is the key. However, another problem is that it takes discipline to maintain consistent practice. It is not easy. I know from my own experience, it is much easier for me to listen my favourite music/podcast, write new article or read blog post about marketing rather than learning Autocad or reading Wiring Rules. That’s where podcasts may be very helpful to help you practice consistently, because you can easily find your topic.
After I started to feel comfortable with educational beginner level podcasts, I started to look for topics and podcasts which were interesting for me.I encourage you to do the same.
My Favourite Podcasts
Here is the list of my favourites:
- Lukes English Podcast (English Learning)
- Adam and Joe Podcast (comedy)
- Kermode and Mayo’s Podcast (Film Review, BBC)
- Resident Advisor Exchange (Electronic Music)
- Nichepursuits Podcast (entrepreneurship, Spencer Haws)
- SmartPassiveIncome Podcast (entrepreneurship, Pat Flynn)
- The Amazon Seller (entrepreneurship, Scott Voelker)
- Health Model Show Podcast (entrepreneurship, Shawn Stevenson)
- Language Mastery Podcast (John Fotheringham)
Who knows, maybe you will find interesting some of the podcasts from this list above. You can always find a lot of podcasts using Google, iTunes and podcast directories. Keep reading, I will list below number of places where you can podcasts and also give basic information on how to use iTunes – probably the largest podcast directory.
Firstly, lets take a look at different types of podcasts and what type is right for you.
Are you beginner? Educational and Adapted Podcasts
I think this is where you should start. The first podcast I startled to listen was simple and easy to consume – EnglishPod. The main reason why I liked it because it had a number of episodes for beginners (elementary level).
Initially it was difficult for me to understand English speech, because of number of reasons:
- I had limited vocabulary
- I couldn’t understand someone speaking quickly
- I couldn’t understand because of accent and slang
Educational podcasts, by contrast, use simple vocabulary, recorded at a slow pace and with good pronunciation.
These podcasts can teach you, just like a real teacher (to some extent of course). This kind of podcasts usually adapted, so that even beginners can understand language and effectively consume information.
For example, EnglishPod has a range of episodes for listeners with various language proficiency:
- elementary
- intermediate
- upper intermediate
- advanced
IELTS Podcasts
This is the next step. Once you see that it is easier for you to listen educational podcasts and you can understand 60-90% – move to the next level – IELTS Podcasts.
You can gain a lot of knowledge from IELTS specific podcasts including:
- Exam format
- Frequently asked questions
- Tips about exam parts and topics
- Useful Resources
- Other test takers experience
They might be a bit more difficult to listen than beginner level educational podcasts but most of them have simple vocabulary.
Authentic Podcasts
This is the most common type of podcasts. If you will go to any podcast catalog (eg iTunes) and search for podcast, almost all of them will be authentic (not adapted for language learners). The bad thing is that most likely it will be harder to understand speech. Speed, different accents, audio quality, vocabulary range, slang – all these factors make it more difficult for language learners to listen authentic podcasts.
On the other hand, it is much more enjoyable experience. As I wrote above, you can find topic you are interested in. This can make a huge difference to your results because you are most likely will listen them consistently.
Patience
Take your time and keep moving from simple to more advanced audio materials. Eventually, you will become comfortable with authentic podcasts. This is what I did:
beginner level educational podcasts – > IELTS podcasts (intermediate level) – > authentic podcasts (advanced level)
Particularly, I started from EnglishPod and Effortless English audio materials. Then I discovered Ryan Higgins IELTS podcast
After 3-4 months I started to listen authentic podcasts and increased amount of listening english audio materials significantly, because I found a lot of topics that resonated with me.
Podcast Transcripts
Both educational and authentic podcasts may come with transcripts. That means you can you can use it to learn vocabulary and training your reading skills. Have a look at one of my favourites SPI Podcast. Each episode has a transcript so that you can download PDF file.
How To find (list of podcast sites and Apps)
Podcasts to Learn IELTS Topics Vocabulary
Ok. Now it’s time to be more specific. Below I listed podcasts, compiling them in two groups:
I gave short description with some useful information about each podcast. You can easily choose something depending on your needs, english proficiency, interests. You can find podcasts with transcripts or Podcasts produced by someone who has British/American/Australian accent. To save your time, for each podcast I also provided a few links so that you can quickly download them.
I think your English proficiency is the most important factor when it comes to choosing right podcast. Decide what is your current level. Don’t think that you have to understand 99%. It’s ok if you get the idea of what this episode about and are able to understand at least 50%. You will pick up remaining 30-50% from the context. Moreover, you will be forced to learn new words and get used to this level.
English Pod. “Learn English on your terms”
Website: EnglishPod (original website is no longer available)
Level: Elementary, Beginner, Intermediate, Upper Intermediate, Advanced
Duration: 5-15 min
Author/Publisher: Praxis Languages Ltd.
Transcript: Yes
Accent: American English
Description: This podcast had been produced between 2008 and 2011. It is no longer updated. However it is still very popular among English learner all over the world. Although website EnglishPod.com is no longer available, you can easily google EnglishPod episodes on the web (try link above). It is a series of short topic based dialogs with interesting context, plus vocabulary explained by hosts in each episode.
Examples:
- 001-Elementary-Difficult Customer
- 003-Elementary-Hotel Upgrade
- 006-Elementary-Road Trip
- 012-Intermediate-Cleaning the House
- 018-Upper Intermediate-Protest
Podcast consists of 3 range of dialogs for all kinds of English learners: beginners, intermediate, upper intermediate and advanced. Each episode has transcript – PDF file. Vocabulary explained and examples are given. Good audio quality, clear pronunciation. Interesting stories and context. Each dialog is repeated several times so that it is easier to understand it and learn new vocabulary.
SlowEnglish Podcast. “Learn English while learning about daily life in Australia”
Website: SlowEnglish.info
Level: Intermediate
Duration: 10-15 min
Author: Rob McCormack.
Transcript: No
Accent: Australian English
Description: Podcast with new episodes published roughly every 3 weeks, SlowEnglish is produced by Rob McCormack from Melbourne, Australia. He talks about Australian life including such things as: food, culture, nature, cities, traditions, famous Australians. By the time I am writing this article (April 2017), there are 88 episodes available.
In fact, I interviewed Rob and you can listen our discussion in Episode 1 of The Test Taker Podcast.
Examples:
Have a look at some of the episodes, which I am sure will be very helpful for you when practicing IELTS topics:
- Podcast 7 – Melbourne’s Tram System
- Podcast 13 – Health Care in Australia
- Podcast 16 – Pets in Australia
- Podcast 17 – Schools in Australia Podcast 19 – Working Life in Australia
- Podcast 19 – Working Life in Australia
- Podcast 37 – Australia’s Kangaroos.
Clear pronunciation, host speaks slowly, good audio quality, wide range of topics, vocabulary list and quiz for each episode.
I think it is very good podcast for english learners, so it is difficult for me to find cons.
How popular: By the end of 2016 the podcast had 330 000 downloads, 100 000 website visitors, 800 Facebook followers from all over the world.
Luke’s English Podcast. “Learn real british English with Luke Thompson”
Website: teacherluke.co.uk
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Duration: 1h:20m-1h:40m
Author: Luke Thompson
Transcript: Yes
Accent: British English
Description: Luke’s English Podcast can be considered one of the most popular and quality podcasts for English learners. With more than 400 episodes (by April 2017), transcripts, videos and phrasal verbs, the podcast provide tons of free materials and produced by DELTA-qualified teacher from London. Luke’s English Podcast won four Macmillan Dictionary Awards. In 2016 it was nominated for an ELTon award in the category of Digital Innovation.
Luke is not only a teacher and a podcaster. He is also a stand-up comedian which definitely makes it much more fun to listen his episodes. I didn’t find recent numbers, but in 2013 podcast had over 1.2 million downloads. I am sure, since then its popularity was growing because Luke regularly published quality content.
Examples:
- Episode 8 – Dating and Relationships
- Episode 9 – Travelling in India
- Episode 11 – Men vs Women
- Episode 14 – British & American Pronunciation
- Episode 27 -British Weather (Lots of exciting vocabulary!!!)
All Ears English. “Connection NOT perfection”
Website: allearsenglish.com
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Duration: 15-25 min
Authors: Lindsay McMahon, Michelle Kaplan, Jessica Beck
Transcript: No
Accent: American English
Description: All Ears Podcast is produced by three qualified English teachers with extensive experience. By the April 2017, the podcast had over 45 million downloads and more than 700 episodes! With such a huge number of episodes, it covers wide range of topics. What’s important, All Ears Podcast team has IELTS expert, namely Jessica Beck. She creates IELTS Energy Podcast (as a part of All Ears Podcast). In IELTS Energy Podcast You can find topic vocabulary, idioms and phrases, IELTS tips, common mistakes discussed and success stories from IELTS candidates. In fact their IELTS podcast covers all parts of exam: listening, reading writing and speaking.
Examples:
- IELTS Energy 391: An Honest Look at Your Lack of IELTS Preparation
- IELTS Energy 390: How Lucas Stayed Calm for 9’s on his IELTS Exam
- 8+ IELTS Phrases for Speaking about the Past
- Speaking Tips: 7+ Answers About Movies and Books
I Will Teach you a Language Podcast
Website: iwillteachyoualanguage.com
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Duration: 10-30 min
Author: Olly Richards
Transcript: Yes
- Description: The author, Olly Richards is a polyglot who speaks 8 languages and runs popular blog I Will Teach You a Language. By the May 2017 there have been 186 episodes on a variety of topics.This podcast has a lot of good advice on how to learn a language and overcome common problems for language learners. Although this is very helpful podcast, to find topic vocabulary, English phrases and examples, try other ones from my list. Most popular episodes: “I’m too busy to learn a language”, “Skype conversations as a beginner”, “How to learn a language from home”, “The truth about flashcards and language learning”.
Examples:
- IWTYAL 003: How can I stay motivated in my language learning?
- IWTYAL 012: How can I learn advanced English vocabulary?
- IWTYAL 151: Why am I still a beginner?
- IWTYAL 146: How to enrich your vocabulary
- IWTYAL 124: Shadowing and self-talk
Happy English Podcast
Website: myhappyenglish.com
Level: Beginner, Intermediate
Duration: 3- 15 min
Author: Michael DiGiacomo, English instructor with over 20 years experience, owner of English tutoring company in New York City.
Transcript: No
Accent: American English
Description: More than 400 episodes that usually last less than 10 min and cover extensive range of topics, grammar structure , phrases and idioms with lots of examples. I find this podcast very helpful because there are a lot of vocabulary English lessons on different topics that explain differences between synonyms and how to make your sentences sound more natural.
Examples:
- Talking about doctors and hospitals in USA
- Shopping vocabulary and grammar
- Phrasal verbs using take – English Phrasal verb lesson
- Talking about experience
6 Minute English “Learn and practice English language for everyday situations with BBC”
Website: 6 Minute English
Level: Beginner, Intermediate
Duration: 6 min
Author: Dan and Neil
Transcript: Yes
Accent: British English
Description: Very popular podcast. Probably one of the most popular among english learners all over the world. I like the fact that each episode has a separate webpage with media player, vocabulary list, transcript and one question. Episodes are not only help you to learn English but also do it in a fun and engaging way. Podcast uses wide range of interesting topics to expand your vocabulary. The fact that each episode lasts only 6 min makes it very easy to listen this podcast.
Examples:
- The way we look
- The commute
- Life on Mars
- Domestic chores
Go Natural English. “To express and impress”
Website: gonaturalenglish.com
Level: Beginner, Intermediate
Duration: 5-15 min
Author: Gabrielle Wallace, English teacher and fluency coach with over 15 years experience
Transcript: No
Accent: American English
Description: In this podcast you will find a lot of tips on how use grammar structures, how to overcome common problems which language learners face and different strategies on how to learn language and improve your skills in listening, reading writing and speaking. What I would also recommend you is to visit Gabby’s youtube channel which has more than 300 0000 subscribers. She published a lot of useful English lessons.
Examples:
- 3 Biggest mistakes often made when talking about yourself.
- 7 Steps to fluency in listening and speaking
- The first thing you need for fluency in English
- 5 Best apps to learn English fast
Let’s Master English! “Study With Coach Shane”
Website: letsmasterenglish.com
Level: Beginner, Intermediate
Duration: 5-60 min
Author: Shane Petersen, teacher from Wisconsin, USA with almost 30 years experience.
Transcript: Yes
Accent: American English
Description: By visiting website you can find two podcasts, produced by Shane: Lets master english (40-50 min each episode) and Daily Easy English Expression Podcast (4-6 min). The author of this podcast does really good job. If you want to know why, go to Shane’s website and listen to his podcast episodes. Shane also produce useful and funny videos for ESL learners. Each video will introduce a common American English expression. Have a look at some of the comments from podcast listeners:
“Coach, don’t stop to make Let’s Master English Podcast!”
“I really enjoy this potcast! Dont retire please~ :)”
“You are so funny ^^ all the lesson are so interesting for me and i think it’s very easy to understand”
Examples:
- Let’s Master English 42: Who’s the boss?
- Let’s Master English 38: Travel forever
- Let’s Master English 20: Global warming will kill us all!
Podcast Networks, Directories and Websites
Finally, I would like to encourage you and try to find podcasts that reflect your passions or interests. When you feel that you are ready to listen not only educational podcasts but also podcasts for native speakers, use the links below to research topics you are interested in. For example, you can go to iTunes, choose “podcasts” in top left corner and type “Movies” in search bar (top right).
Similarly, you can use websites/podcast directories to search any topic.
IELTS Topics: List of Useful Podcasts Episodes
In this section I did a small research and picked up podcast episodes that might be helpful when you prepare particular topic. For example, such topics as Health, Education and Hometown are well presented in some of the episodes of podcasts I recommended you above. So, to save you some time, just scroll down, download episode mp3 or go to episode page (some of the episodes have transcripts).
Food and Diet
- What Australians Eat | slowenglish.info | mp3
- With The Family (Part 1) Mum’s Cooking + Vocabulary | Luke’s English Podcast | mp3
- AEE 737: An Orange? A Slice of Orange? A Piece of Orange? How to Say What You’re Eating in English | All Ears English | mp3
- AEE 706: What Do “Typical” Americans Eat at Home? | All Ears English Podcast | mp3
- Taking On Major Food Companies And Being A Champion For Health – With Vani Hari | mp3
- Food and Eating Idioms | Happy English Podcast | mp3
- Restaurant & Food Vocabulary | Happy English Podcast | mp3
Work
- Podcast 19 – Working Life in Australia | slowenglish.info | mp3
- Quit, Retire, Fire, Laid Off – Confusing Vocabulary Lesson | Happy English Podcast | mp3
- Work vs Job – Confusing Vocabulary English Lesson | Happy English Podcast | mp3
Education
- Podcast 17 – Schools in Australia | slowenglish.info | mp3
- Podcast 50 – Universities in Australia | slowenglish.info | mp3
- Multiple Careers | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
Money and Finance
- Podcast 44 – Australia’s Money | slowenglish.info | mp3
- Money Money Money – 12 Phrasal Verbs & more | Luke’s English Podcast | mp3
- AEE 200: How to Talk About Money in American Culture | All Ears English Podcast | mp3
- Daily Life – Coins and Money EnglishPod | mp3 | transcript
How to Describe a Person
- Susan Boyle | Luke’s English Podcast | mp3
- David Bowie (Part 1) | Luke’s English Podcast | mp3
- AEE 694: Listen to This Episode for a Low Key Way to Learn How to Describe a Relaxed Place or Person | All Ears English Podcast | mp3
- AEE 371: 5 Specific Words to Describe a Mean Person in English | All Ears English Podcast | mp3
- Daily Life – Describing Personalities | EnglishPod | mp3 | transcript
- Daily Life – Describing Someone’s Face | EnglishPod | mp3 | transcript
Clothes and Fashion
- Podcast 77 – What Australians Wear | slowenglish.info | mp3
- AEE 292: How to Talk About Fashion in English | All Ears English Podcast | mp3
- How to Use Put On, Take Off, & Wear – English Vocabulary Lesson | Happy English Podcast | mp3
- Cloth, Clothes, & Wear – Confusing English Vocabulary Lesson | Happy English Podcast | mp3
- The meaning of clothes | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
- Things to remember when you go into the fitting room | mp4
- The 30 Days Of Discipline Podcast: Dress Your Best Everyday | mp3
- Mylf Talk: Dress Codes
Technology
- The Rick Thompson Report: Technology and The Future | Luke’s English Podcast | mp3
- Will Robots Take Our Jobs? | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
- Do You Fear Artificial Intelligence? | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
The Internet
- Our Obsession with Our Devices | mp3
- Social Vocabulary | Happy English Podcast | mp3
- Is Social Media a Distraction? | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
Health and Healthcare
- Podcast 89 – The Health of Australians | slowenglish.info | mp3
- Podcast 13 – Health Care in Australia | slowenglish.info | mp3
- Health / Feeling ill – Phrasal Verbs & Expressions | Luke’s English Podcast | mp3
- Talking About Doctors and Hospitals in USA | Happy English Podcast | mp3
- Be Sick vs. Catch a Cold vs. Have a Cold – Vocabulary Lesson | Happy English Podcast | mp3
- The Cost of Life-saving Vaccines | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
- At The Pharmacy | Elementary | EnglishPod | mp3
Hometown
- Podcast 73 – Brisbane – The River City | slowenglish.info | mp3
- The Urbanist – Hometown Bound | mp3
- At vs In To Talk About Location – Preposition Grammar Lesson | Happy English Podcast | mp3
Travel
- AEE 692: Michelle Is Back from Japan! Get Four Ways to Talk About Your Trip in English | All Ears English Podcast | mp3
Politics
Science and Technology
- Cities of The Future | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
- Old Tech | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
- Are Computers Making Us Dumb? | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
The Media
- British TV: Top Gear | Luke’s English Podcast | mp3
- Google chief Eric Schmidt on social media threat
- Post-Television Media Trust | mp3
- Fred Talks: Re-think the Nature of Social Media | mp4
The Weather
- Podcast 29 – The Seasons of Melbourne | slowenglish.info | mp3
- AEE 572: Ways to Talk about Weather in English Beyond Your Textbook | All Ears English Podcast | mp3
- Weather Vocabulary: Interview With a Native Speaker | Luke’s English Podcast | mp3
- Weather Vocabulary: British Weather | Luke’s English Podcast | mp3
- Talking About The Weather – English Vocabulary Lesson | Happy English Podcast | mp3
- Cold Weather Idioms & Vocabulary – English Vocabulary Lesson | Happy English Podcast | mp3
- Hot Weather Idioms & Slang – English Vocabulary Lesson | Happy English Podcast | mp3
- Weather words | 6 Minute Vocabulary | mp3
Travel
- The Trip to Japan | Luke’s English Podcast | mp3
- AEE 483: Small Talk on Travel in English | All Ears English Podcast | mp3
- Travelling in India | Luke’s English Podcast | mp3
- AEE 389: Three Things You Can Learn from an Unconventional Adventurer | All Ears English Podcast | mp3
- Trip vs Travel – Confusing English Vocabulary | Happy English Podcast | mp3
Transportation
- The Commute | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
- Daily Life – At The Train Station | EnglishPod | mp3 | transcript
Town and Country
- AEE 735: Get Inside a New York Moment and Learn How to Describe Your Own City Moment in English | All Ears English Podcast | mp3
- Why do cities make us rude? | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
Architecture
Men and Women
Business and Industry
Global Problems
- Global warming | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
- The impact of plastic | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
- Poverty In a Rich World | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
- Should Tourists Go to Antarctica? | 6 Minute English | mp3 | pdf
Friends
Personality and Character. People – Physical Appearance
Accommodation
- Home vs House – Confusing Vocabulary Lesson | Happy English Podcast | mp3
- Daily Life – Building Your Dream Home | EnglishPod | mp3 | transcript
Books and Films
- Star Wars | Luke’s English Podcast | mp3
- Skype Chat with My Brother (Film Recommendations) | Luke’s English Podcast | mp3
Sport
- 5 Sport Idioms | Happy English Podcast | mp3
- Winners and Losers in Sports | Happy English Podcast | mp3
Relationships
- Dating and Relationships | Luke’s English Podcast | mp3
- Marry vs Get Married – English Vocabulary Lesson | Happy English Podcast | mp3
- Daily Life – Divorce | EnglishPod | mp3 | transcript
Shopping
Buy vs Pay – English Vocabulary Lesson | Happy English Podcast | mp3
Shopping Vocabulary & Grammar | Happy English Podcast | mp3
Cost vs Spend | Happy English Podcast | mp3
Music
The Arts
Children and The Family
Crime and The Law
Social Tensiones
The Environment
Geography
Share and Leave Your Comment
Well, now it’s your turn. Take the information and links I provided and start listening. If you do it consistently you will see progress in your vocabulary and overall english ability.
As you can see, some topics miss links. I hope that you will leave a comment, share your findings (podcast episodes) so that I will update this post and cover more topics. Thank you!
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Michael
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