Whistling Tea Kettle

In "Harbor Harmony," the latest episode of our ASMR Triggers Podcast, we invite our listeners to a sensory journey to a bustling fishing harbor. This episode captures the essence of a coastal haven, where the cries of seagulls blend seamlessly with the ambient sounds of the harbo ... Show More

In "Laundry Lullabies," listeners are invited into the soothing ambiance of a laundromat. This episode captures the rhythmic and hypnotic sounds that make a laundromat an unexpectedly perfect setting for ASMR.The episode begins with the gentle hum of multiple washing machines in ... Show More

A Short story about Light GlassOnce upon a time, in a small village, there was a young boy named Tom. Tom lived with his parents and helped them in their glassblowing business. They made beautiful and delicate glass objects that were loved by everyone in the village.One day, Tom ... Show More

The Classic story of a tea kettle that comes alive and performs circus tricks! 

Update and spilling tea with C&Whit 

Easy but natural English as usual. In this episode I wanted to talk about how British people drink tea. 

Those who know me, know I am a tea drinker. Twinings Tea is a favorite, and in this podcast episode, I've brewed up the perfect guest, Stephen Twinings of Twinings Tea. He is a 5th generation tea purveyor and gives us some fascinating history of being tea providers to royalty and ... Show More

In 1987, a tea shop in Taiwan named Chun Shui Tang began selling pearl milk tea, or bubble tea, as it’s often called. It would revolutionise the tea-drinking world. Ben Henderson speaks to Liu Han-Chieh, the shop owner, and Lin Xiuhu, who first added the drink’s signature tapioca ... Show More

It’s green. It’s tea. And it’s one of the healthiest beverages we can drink. This episode features audio from Benefits of Green Tea for Boosting Antiviral Immune Function, Can Green Tea Help Prevent Cancer?, and Can Green Tea Help Treat Cancer?. Visit the video pages for all sour ... Show More

Legend has it that tea was discovered by a curious Chinese emperor after leaves blew into his boiled water. Now tea is the second only to water in popularity worldwide. And despite the varieties of tea, they all come from a single species of plant. Learn all about it in this clas ... Show More

Texte: Il s'agit peut-être d'un rituel pour beaucoup mais des scientifiques disent que votre tasse de thé n'a en réalité pas besoin d'une cuillère de sucre. Traduction: It might be a ritual for many but scientists say your cup of tea does not actually need a spoonful of sugar. Ho ... Show More

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