Jul 28, 202619 minS1
The executive summary is one of the most important documents in professional English — and one of the least understood. Many professionals treat it as an introduction or a table of contents. It's neither. An executive...
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Business English podcast for professionals and ambitious learners (B2-C1). Real workplace scenarios, professional phrases, and the cultural context behind them. For people who mean business.Watch on YouTube — The English Edge | Professional English for People Who Mean Business: https://www.youtube.com/@TheEnglishEdge-s3f
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What is The English Edge about?
Business English podcast for professionals and ambitious learners (B2-C1). Real workplace scenarios, professional phrases, and the cultural context behind them. For people who mean business.
What has The English Edge covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Business English Podcast | How to Write an Executive Summary in English | B2-C1" (28 July 2026, 19 minutes), "Business English Podcast | English for Asking Questions in a Meeting | B2-C1" (24 July 2026, 19 minutes), and "Business English Podcast | How to Write a Professional Apology Email in English | B2-C1" (21 July 2026, 20 minutes).
How often does The English Edge publish?
The English Edge publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 21 minutes across 20 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on The English Edge?
Booking probability for The English Edge is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The English Edge requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The English Edge's contact route on record: public web form.
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The strongest fits for The English Edge are Business & Professional Training. The English Edge has an education audience.
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Recent episodes
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- Jul 24, 202619 minS1
Asking questions in a meeting is a high-visibility professional skill — done well, it signals engagement, intelligence, and initiative; done poorly, it can derail a meeting or signal confusion. For non-native speakers...
- Jul 21, 202620 minS1
A professional apology email is one of the hardest business emails to write well — especially in a second language. Too stiff, and it sounds insincere. Too casual, and it seems you don't take the mistake seriously. Too...
- Jul 17, 202620 minS1
The phone interview (or phone screen) is often the first step in any hiring process — and it's uniquely challenging for non-native English speakers. Without visual cues, accents and language clarity become more...
- Jul 14, 202625 minS1
A professional self-introduction is the most-used business English skill — and the most underprepared. Whether it's a first day at work, a networking event, a video call, or a job interview, how you introduce yourself...
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- Jul 10, 202622 minS1
Remote work has created an entirely new layer of professional English — asynchronous communication, written clarity, video meeting etiquette, and the challenge of staying connected without physical presence. For...
- Jul 7, 202619 minS1
<p>The follow-up email after a meeting is one of the most high-leverage professional communication tools — and one that most people do poorly or not at all. A well-written follow-up clarifies decisions, assigns...
- Jul 7, 202619 minS1
The follow-up email after a meeting is one of the most high-leverage professional communication tools — and one that most people do poorly or not at all. A well-written follow-up clarifies decisions, assigns...
- Jul 3, 202624 minS1
<p>Difficult conversations at work are unavoidable — addressing poor performance, managing conflict between colleagues, confronting unprofessional behavior, delivering unwelcome news, or discussing personal issues...
- Jul 3, 202624 minS1
Difficult conversations at work are unavoidable — addressing poor performance, managing conflict between colleagues, confronting unprofessional behavior, delivering unwelcome news, or discussing personal issues...
- Jun 30, 202621 minS1
<p>A well-written meeting agenda is one of the highest-leverage professional communication tools — it sets expectations, respects people's time, and determines whether a meeting succeeds or drifts. For non-native...
- Jun 30, 202621 minS1
A well-written meeting agenda is one of the highest-leverage professional communication tools — it sets expectations, respects people's time, and determines whether a meeting succeeds or drifts. For non-native speakers...
- Jun 26, 202621 minS1
Corporate buzzwords are everywhere in American business English — and they carry hidden meanings, cultural context, and occasionally, none at all. Learners who don't understand them miss the point of entire meetings...
- Jun 26, 202621 minS1
<p>Corporate buzzwords are everywhere in American business English — and they carry hidden meanings, cultural context, and occasionally, none at all. Learners who don't understand them miss the point of entire meetings...
Episode #10
How to Run a Meeting in English
Jun 23, 202620 minS1<p>Running a meeting in English — especially with native speakers or senior colleagues — requires a specific toolkit. You need to open confidently, manage participation, handle tangents, move items forward, deal with...
Episode #10
How to Run a Meeting in English
Jun 23, 202620 minS1Running a meeting in English — especially with native speakers or senior colleagues — requires a specific toolkit. You need to open confidently, manage participation, handle tangents, move items forward, deal with...
Episode #9
How to Give Feedback in English
Jun 19, 202623 minS1<p>Giving feedback is one of the most nuanced professional English skills. Done wrong, it damages relationships and morale. Done right, it builds trust and elevates teams. This episode covers the complete language...
Episode #9
How to Give Feedback in English
Jun 19, 202623 minS1Giving feedback is one of the most nuanced professional English skills. Done wrong, it damages relationships and morale. Done right, it builds trust and elevates teams. This episode covers the complete language toolkit...
Episode #8
English for Performance Reviews
Jun 16, 202622 minS1<p>Performance reviews are high-stakes professional conversations. You have to advocate for yourself without sounding arrogant, acknowledge areas for growth without sounding weak, and navigate feedback professionally...
Episode #8
English for Performance Reviews
Jun 16, 202622 minS1Performance reviews are high-stakes professional conversations. You have to advocate for yourself without sounding arrogant, acknowledge areas for growth without sounding weak, and navigate feedback professionally. For...
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