Hosted by Catherine Angus · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 96 episodes
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Hey, intermediate and advanced English language learners! Practice your listening skills, and learn English through ideas and real conversations. Learn new English vocabulary, grammar, and expressions. Listen to the sounds of English: all that messy, fast, connected speech. Listening better to speak better.Hear You Go is a podcast for you, curious and ambitious English language learners who want to take their English listening and speaking skills to the next level.Website: https://www.englishwithcatherine.com/Instagram: @catherineangus_hearyougoAmos the Transparent: https://www.amosthetransparent.com/
Catherine Angus hosts Hear You Go, a education show with 96 episodes published.
E97: Do you know Moomintroll? | Ideas in English for Advanced Listening Practice Do you ever go back and read the books you read as a kid? Do you remember those stories? Do you ever wonder what makes a children’s book st
I’ve been thinking about bread lately. What does bread really mean to me, you, us? My interest was piqued after reading not one, but two recentish articles about bread. One discussed the French baguette’s recognition by
That’s the question on my mind these days: should we still travel? As I plan a dream trip to Newfoundland, I find myself wrestling with the ethics of tourism: carbon footprints, overtourism, and the impact of my choices
In this episode of Hear You Go (E94), Ola and I have a conversation about a variety of topics that range from language to identity and womanhood, and to the future of English language teaching. We explore the very taxing
🎙️ Episode 93: You’ve got mail, snail mail! is another episode in which I champion an analogue activity I think should make a comeback: letter writing. I'm not the only one. A bestselling novel from 2025 is a novel writ
I came to sports late in life, but I’m a convert. Where once I was fearful of competition, now I look for opportunities to compete as often as possible. My thirst to win a championship curling game one day is unquenchabl
Inspired by research presented on the Hidden Brain podcast, specifically the work of psychologist Marc Berman, this episode takes a look at how time spent in nature can reduce our mental fatigue, improve our memory, and
🎙️ Is Weak Language Powerful for Women” (E90)? This episode has been brewing for quite some time. It's a vast topic, full of nuance, and in the end, I offer a summary of the subject with the help of two resources, attac
Art: it does the body and brain good! In this Book Talk episode, I offer a summary of some mindblowing science I learned in a book titled: “Your Brain on Art”. I explore and try to explain how creativity shapes and resha
This episode is another unplanned, lightly researched, and deeply Canadian reflection…because it’s winter and in some parts of the world, winter can, quite literally, kill you. Here come some reflections on extreme cold
In this new advanced English conversational episode of Hear You Go, I speak with storyteller and English teacher Lisa Jane Grant about why stories matter in language learning. From bilingual identity to classroom vulnera
Welcome back to Hear You Go. We’re kicking off the second half of the 4th season with my spontaneous and energetic take on an obsession I can’t shake off. I’ve been sucked into the cultural vortex that is Heated Rivalry,
Episode 85 concludes 2025 with a bang! Before you tune it, would you consider an end of the year "thank you" tip in my tip jar ? Hear You Go podcast is a free resource, and your support goes a long way to keeping more ep
Curiosity. Motivation. Accepting that it’s a long process. This episode takes you deep into the real journey from B2 to C1. Have you ever wondered why so many learners feel stuck at the intermediate plateau? Do YOU wonde
Is the dinner party dead, or is it due for a comeback? I’ve been thinking a lot about hosting meals lately. Maybe it’s the holiday season approaching, maybe it’s a conversation I had with a Brazilian teacher who told me
I’m joined in this episode by a very special guest, my Italian teacher, Valeria, founder of Vita Semplice in Italia, a project that goes beyond language learning to cultural immersion, and small-scale travel in several l
Emoji: cute, colourful, easy to use, OR malevolent, dangerous, prone to offend. I’ve been thinking about emoji a lot lately. I’m confused by them, troubled by them, and eager to learn more about them. But they also entic
About six months ago, I noticed I couldn’t hear my gym instructors clearly. At first, I chalked it up to the loud music, but then I realized it wasn’t the background noise, it was me. In this episode, I’ll share: What he
It Takes Two to Tango: A Conversation with Lisa Wood | Advanced English Conversations (E79) In this episode of Hear You Go, I speak with English teacher and neuro-language coach Lisa Wood about the importance of being an
📚 In this advanced English listening practice episode of Hear You Go, I dive into The Bee Sting by Paul Murray—a Booker Prize–shortlisted novel about an Irish family falling apart, unraveling really, under pressure. Eac
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