In The Odyssey Episode 3, Alexios is searching for his mother but he will find a dark secret after he consult the oracle of Delphi. Amazing events are waiting for you in this new episode from the Odyssey series. Learn from games and enjoy a fabulous story from English Plus Podcast.
In this episode from our Fallout 4 series, I will go to Diamond City to seek information about Shaun. I get the help of Nick Valentine and then learn about the man who ruined my life, Kellogg. Only one will survive.
Last time Alexios learned that his father is in Megaris and he was given a contract to kill him, what will happen in today’s father-son reunion. Listen, watch and learn with Assassin’s Creed The Odyssey episode 2: Overdue Reunion from English Plus Podcast and DanRPG.
In this episode from our Fallout 4 series, I find some people in Concord that need my help, and I learn something about Shaun, which gives me hope but it is not as simple as I imagined; it’s not going to be a very long way because Shaun is not the only person needs saving. There are a lot more people who need help, too.
Join me in this first episode from Assassin’s Creed the Odyssey, Just a Mercenary. Enjoy a good story, audio and video and learn some English from it from DanRPG by English Plus Podcast.
Learn what happens to me in my journey through the world of Fallout 4 episode 1 The World Falls Apart, and check your understanding and learn some new expressions and words along the way.
Let’s read together this magnificent story. It might be a sad one I admit, but it is a masterpiece by James Hurst, nonetheless. The Scarlet Ibis and the hero of this short story, Doodle will stay in your thoughts for a long time. This I guarantee you.
Listen to a story from my short story collection, The Antichrist. The Story is called the sole track. It is about a veteran driver in a race that might change his life or yours.
Listen to a story about fierce competition between close friends and brothers Felix and Antonio. Today’s story is Amigo Brothers by Piri Thomas.
Listen to a very short and simple story but a genuine and profound one. Thank You Ma’am by Langston Hughes is a story that will shed light on how we all need someone to believe in us and give us a second chance.
In this reflective session, we explore the barriers separating us from strangers—glass windows, headphones, borders, and social status—and ask what it truly costs to offer dignity instead of just charity.
Seoul is a city of neon miracles and heated benches, but for Min-ji, a seventy-year-old cardboard collector, it is a place of relentless cold. She moves through the Christmas Eve crowds like a ghost, her spine curved by the weight of her cart, invisible to the young couples passing by. When a student stops not to offer pity, but to listen, he uncovers a history buried under layers of dust—a memory of silk, indigo, and a woman who was once a queen in her own life. This is a story about the dignity we carry, even when the world refuses to see it.
High in the Caucasus Mountains, the wind screams across a frozen ridge known as No Man’s Land. Levan, a soldier on guard duty, stares through his scope at the enemy line, waiting for movement. It is Christmas Eve, but war does not respect the calendar.
In the depths of the Prague metro station, amidst the screech of brakes and the rush of commuters desperate to get home, an old man named Karel plays his violin. To the thousands passing by, he is nothing more than background noise—architecture with a bow. But tonight, the crowd is gone, leaving only one man standing in the shadows, paralyzed by a grief that the holidays cannot fix. In this episode, we explore the power of music when the words fail us, and how a sad song might just be the only comfort that rings true.
Why do we light candles in winter? Explore the anthropology of the Advent candle, Menorah, Diya, and Yule log. Discover the shared human history of combating darkness with light.
Paris in winter is often painted as a romantic wonderland, but for ten-year-old Chloé, the City of Lights offers no warmth—only the biting wind and the rules of the street: don’t loiter, don’t touch, don’t look like a problem.
