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AE 1178 - Expression: A Kick in the Teeth
Expressions

AE 1178 - Expression: A Kick in the Teeth

In today's episode... Welcome to this weekly English expression episode on the Aussie English podcast! Today’s expression is “a kick in the teeth” . Just by reading the phrase makes you run your tongue across your teeth, doesn't it? Yes, the phrase does mean 'pain'! We will start off with a question from Parissa Rezaei and she asks if going Republican is better than being a part of the Commonwealth for Australia. You might expect a political opinion from…

english idiomsaustralian englishlearn language podcast
2 Oct 20221 min read
AE 1177 - The Goss: More & More Aussies Earning Money Through Side Hustles
The Goss

AE 1177 - The Goss: More & More Aussies Earning Money Through Side Hustles

In today's episode... Hey, you guys! How's it going this week? I got my dad Ian Smissen back on the podcast today and we talk about Australians getting side hustles! I found this article saying that a recent survey says that Aussies are getting into doing side jobs whilst having their full time day jobs. We talk about whether these people are driven by the Australian economy, where prices for everything is sky-high at the moment, or whether they're…

english listening skills practiceaustralian podcastpete smissen
29 Sept 20221 min read
AE 1176 - The Goss: Australia's Newest 50c Coin Has 4 Encrypted Messages on It
The Goss

AE 1176 - The Goss: Australia's Newest 50c Coin Has 4 Encrypted Messages on It

In today's episode... Welcome to this Sunday's Goss episode! In today's episode, we talk about the new Australian 50 cent commemorative coin. Yes, its actual value is just $0.50 but it currently on sale everywhere for about $12.50 -- 25 times its original value! This is a limited edition 50 cent coin released by the Australian mint in celebration of the 75th anniversary of the ASD (Australian Signals Directorate). The ASD is part of Australia's national…

english listening skills practiceaustralian podcastpete smissen
25 Sept 20221 min read
AE 1175 - The Goss: Australia Made This Huge Change 50 Years Ago [Members Only]Plus
Members Only Podcasts

AE 1175 - The Goss: Australia Made This Huge Change 50 Years Ago [Members Only]

In today's episode... G'day, mate! It's the weekend already! In today's Members Only episode, my dad Ian and I talk about a change that happened all through out Australia 50 years ago. Australia actually switched from using Fahrenheit to Celsius in 1972. And this change didn't happen overnight! The change happened over a couple of years and it was called metrication. Join us today as we talk about this historic change that Australia did, and why…

ae 1172english listening skills practiceaustralian podcast
23 Sept 20221 min read
AE 1174 - Interview: Getting to Know Chris Delapp from Instant English - Part 2
Interviews

AE 1174 - Interview: Getting to Know Chris Delapp from Instant English - Part 2

In today's episode... Hey, you guys! I'd like you to meet Chris Delapp of Instant English , where anyone can learn British English! Like me, he coaches people on learning the English language and you can learn more about him on www.instantenglishuk.com I've been chatting with him on social media until we took to doing a podcast episode to finally have a live conversation. In today's episode, we cover so many topics like talking about the weather. Chris…

learn british englishchris delapp instant englishinstant english coaching
21 Sept 20221 min read
AE 1172 - The Goss: Aussie Eels Found to Travel 3000kms! But Why?!
The Goss

AE 1172 - The Goss: Aussie Eels Found to Travel 3000kms! But Why?!

In today's episode... G'day, you mob! We got another round of The Goss episodes for you! In today's episode, we go for a local news story about Australian eels that traveled for 3,000 kilometres . Eels are elongated fish that can live in both fresh & saltwater bodies. They are also considered a delicacy in some parts of Asia. Now, some researchers wanted to understand more about these aquatic animals and so they attached a transmitter to 20 eels. The…

ae 1172english listening skills practiceaustralian podcast
16 Sept 20221 min read
AE 1171 - Interview: Getting to Know Chris Delapp from Instant English - Part 1
Interviews

AE 1171 - Interview: Getting to Know Chris Delapp from Instant English - Part 1

In today's episode... Hey, you guys! I'd like you to meet Chris Delapp of Instant English , where anyone can learn British English! Like me, he coaches people on learning the English language and you can learn more about him on www.instantenglishuk.com I've been chatting with him on social media until we took to doing a podcast episode to finally have a live conversation. I split this into two episodes, so do look out next week for Part 2 -- we talked…

learn british englishchris delapp instant englishinstant english coaching
14 Sept 20221 min read
AE 1168 - Interview - Testing My Cultural Awareness with Charlie Baxter - Part 2
Interviews

AE 1168 - Interview - Testing My Cultural Awareness with Charlie Baxter - Part 2

In today's episode... Let's warmly welcome back my good mate Charlie of The British English podcast ! We admit we've been both busy with our podcasts (and personal lives, too) so we decided to sit down together at the studio and have a bit of a chat. We found this cultural awareness quiz online and we're totally blown away with these questions! The questionnaire sort of gives a (probably) common situation where someone would be in a foreign land. There…

australian podcastcharlie baxterpete smissen
7 Sept 20221 min read
AE 1163: Interview: One of Australia's Craziest Survival Stories with Adam Courtenay
Interviews

AE 1163: Interview: One of Australia's Craziest Survival Stories with Adam Courtenay

In today's episode... Let's welcome back the brilliant bestselling author of The Ship that Never Was , Adam Courtenay ! Adam is back on the podcast as he talks about his latest book Three Sheets to the Wind . It's about a band of merchant seamen who had to walk hundreds of miles across Sydney to save 7000 gallons of rum. But it's a beautiful tale about brave men and how language barriers are overcome when one needs help. Imagine English-speaking men who…

australian historyhistory of australiaaustralian podcast
10 Aug 20221 min read

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