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Learning English programs use a limited vocabulary and short sentences. They are read at a slower pace than VOA's other English broadcasts. Our broadcasts were formerly known as Special English.
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On today’s podcast, scientists say Earth is outside a safe space in six of nine measures of it health; Google is using artificial intelligence to improve its internet search followed by a discussion on why Google is pushing Bard now; then, ways to talk about other people on Lesson of the Day.
On today’s podcast, U.S. Senators can now wear almost anything they want to work; strange-looking tomatoes taste just as good; changes are coming to the U.S. citizenship test followed by a discussion about the story; then listen exercises on Lesson of the Day.
On today’s podcast, Pope Francis welcomes Russia’s new Ambassador to the Vatican; learn about the updated COVID-19 vaccine followed by a discussion about the vaccine and the term ‘tripledemic’; then, new ways to use Let’s Learn English in our Lesson of the Day.
On today’s podcast, volunteers let mosquitos bit them so scientist can learn more about the insects; NASA is transforming carbon dioxide into oxygen on Mars followed by a discussion on why oxygen is needed on Mars; then Lesson of the Day explores unusual things from Let’s Learn English.
On today’s podcast, college professors blame poor students’ poor math performance on the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic; learn about ‘icing on the cake’ followed by a discussion of that and similar expressions; then learn about Calvin Coolidge on America’s Presidents.
On today’s podcast, young Chinese are moving back home as China’s economy slows; the hidden beauty of New York’s Old City Hall Station; learn about the difference between awareness and consciousness followed by a discussion of self-awarness; then part three of Jack London’s “Love of Life.”
On today’s podcast, government experts say a common cold medicine is ineffective; France bans the iPhone 12 over radiation and Belgium is considering it; is “green” hydrogen really good for the environment; then, learn three phrasal verbs with “along” followed by a discussion about “getting along.”
On today’s podcast, find out who music awards this year; research shows artificial intelligence systems use a lot of water followed by a discussion about the report; then Lesson of the Day uses our video series Let’s Learn English to teach language points.
On today’s podcast, thousands are missing after floods hit northeastern Libya; the U.S. government charges Google with illegal competition; U.S. students remain behind in math followed by a discussion on why math scores have not recovered; then Lesson of the Day explores symptoms and reactions.
On today’s podcast, rescuers are hard at work Morocco after a powerful earthquake; traffickers are using the banana business to ship drugs out of Ecuador; learn how gardeners can reduce fire risk followed by a discussion of words with multiple meanings; then a Lesson of the Day on intonation.
On today’s podcast, efforts to gain from sports gambling also aim to deal with gambling problems; mysterious investors are buying up land in California in an effort to build a new city; Japan launches a moon lander and an X-ray satellite; learn about small words on the Lesson of the Day.
On today’s podcast, the sport of tennis wants to find ways to deal with old tennis balls; 13 universities form a group on free speech; learn what an “empty nester” is followed by a discussion about this and other expressions; then hear about President Warren Harding on America’s Presidents.
On today’s podcast, the Rolling Stones release their first album since 2016; we answer a listener’s question about the difference between mandatory, compulsory, obligatory followed by a discussion about growing old and growing up; then part two of “Love of Life” by Jack London.
On today’s podcast, two Chinese cut a hole through the Great Wall of China; Afghan immigrants in the U.S. struggle; West Point Military Academy opens a time capsule; Australia aims to give voice to native people; and a lesson and discussion on the grammar of artificial intelligence.
On today’s podcast, the UN declares the summer of 2023 the hottest on record; India clears poor neighborhoods before the G20 meeting in New Delhi; China launches government approved AI Chatbots followed by a discussion on technology terms; then learn from our Let’s Learn English series.
On today’s podcast, the U.S. extends protections from deportation to citizens of six nations if they are not in the U.S. legally ; artists fight art created by artificial intelligence; a TV show explores U.S. urban public schools; then, a close look at a story on an ancient “ice man” from the Alps.
On today’s podcast, why the U.S. is strengthening ties with Vietnam; a U.S. sea bird recovers after almost disappearing; scientists push for testing children’s genomes to find rare diseases followed by a discussion about diagnose; then Lesson of the Day explores word stress and contractions.
On today’s podcast, Knoxville, Tennessee tries methods to reduce gun violence that supporters say are based on science; then, all about the science and lore of full moons followed by a discussion about what a blue, harvest and supermoon are; then hear about the presidency of Woodrow Wilson.
On today’s podcast, a disputed plan to cut costs at West Virginia University would eliminate language programs; learn about expressions using “armchair” followed by a discussion about living our lives through other; the, hear about Woodrow Wilson’s two terms in office on America’s Presidents.
On today’s podcast, some big U.S. cities are using mental health teams instead of police to answer emergency calls; then learn about the difference between cheer and applause followed by a discussion about what people ‘life for’; then listen to part one of Jack London’s “Love of Life.”
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How can I download the transcript?
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hi thanks for you. is it possible type podcast you say?
Hi, how can I find transcripts, thanks
do you have transcript?
is there availble to download text to the podcast?
Hi, why don't play the padcast?
Thanks for the great programme.