English Made Simple Podcast is evolving...for the better of course! I am making an announcement today!
So you've been listening to the show for over 2 years now, it was mostly about English learning. However, from today, the content will start to change and I will start shifting the focus over to migrants travelling Down Under. So if you have friends who ar ... Show More
Sep 2025
[341] Tech Talk: Learn English for Online Meetings
In this episode, I share practical English phrases for Zoom meetings - from introducing yourself, to interrupting politely, to ending a call smoothly. I’ll also tell you about the time I introduced myself on mute (oops!). Enjoy!Love the English Made Simple Podcast? Help keep it g ... Show More
11m 26s
Aug 2025
[340] How to Start and End an Email in English (Even with AI)
In this episode, I show you how to start and end your emails in English so they sound polite, professional, and natural. Even if you’re using AI tools to draft your emails, the tone is something you need to get right yourself. I’ll share real examples you can copy for work, plus ... Show More
9m 10s
Aug 2025
[339] How to Ask for Help at Work (Without Feeling Embarrassed)
In this episode, I talk about how to ask for help at work in English - without feeling embarrassed or unprofessional. I’ll share some useful workplace phrases you can use right away, plus a cheeky story about asking for help with the office printer. By the end, you’ll know how to ... Show More
6m 29s
Apr 2021
Easy, Peasy, Lemon Squeezy!
A podcast for English learners! Improve your listening skills, practice your pronunciation, learn new vocabulary! This episode, I'm chatting with Jane! We chatted about growing up bilingual, accents, and favourite words...Pronunciation tip = practicing the /ð / to / z / sound wit ... Show More
18m 27s
Jul 2022
Sorry, Could You Repeat That?
A podcast for English learners! Improve your listening skills, practice your pronunciation, learn new vocabulary! This episode, I'm chatting with Jaimee! We chatted about how vowel sounds differ between New Zealand and the UK, socio-linguistics and “kiwiness”, politely asking peo ... Show More
17 m