Losing your mother tongue

Imagine crossing a road and turning to see a car heading towards you... without a driver! While this might seem scary, driverless cars are already operating safely in many cities around the world. These autonomous cars contain huge amounts of technology to help them drive alongsi ... Show More

Unloading the dishwasher, mopping the floor, cleaning the loo... what is your most hated household chore? We all know there are jobs around the house which have to be done regularly, even if they are sometimes boring or unpleasant. But who tends to do the most amount of jobs in y ... Show More

Across the world, climate change is already beginning to change the way we live our lives. But how big will that change be and what kinds of change will occur? These are the kinds of questions that scientists have been asking for decades. So, how exactly do they try to find answe ... Show More

<p>Gabby tells us about her story in becoming a world class English teacher, and how Go Natural English was born. Get some great tips and insights for Gabby and her amazing work. </p> <p>Speak English with people from all over the world with our new platform <strong><a href= "htt ... Show More

Ever wondered what actually worked in achieving success in English, especially with a specific goal like moving abroad and getting a job in English? Tune in to hear Corina Banica’s success story of moving to Canada and how she approached learning with a “reverse-engineered” philo ... Show More

What goes on in the multilingual mind? And what does it mean to 'lose' your language? Author and linguist Julie Sedivy with a story of losing – and re-discovering – her native language. 

Soledad from Honduras shares her story about learning multiple languages and how it helped her get out of a country full of violence, corruption, and inequality. 

<p>How are your English listening skills? Listen to this episode to find out! I tell the same simple story in English teacher style English and then in native style English.</p>