What are black holes? Learn about black holes in this new Do You Know episode from English Plus Podcast.


What are black holes? Learn about black holes in this new Do You Know episode from English Plus Podcast.

Learn about the 7th president of the United States, Andrew Jackson, how he started and went all the way up the ladder until he became president in a new Do You Know episode from English Plus Podcast.

What do you know about chocolate? Learn more about chocolate, its types, how it is made and a little bit of history of how we came to know chocolate in this new Do You Know episode from English Plus Podcast.

How much do you know about recycling? What is recycling? Why is it important? I will answer these questions and more in this new Do You Know episode from English Plus Podcast.

Who is Nelson Mandela? How much do you know about this great man that had every reason to wage war and take revenge but choose to forgive and build a nation instead? Join me in this Do You Know episode from English Plus Podcast and learn more about this great man.

You might like the opera, and you might not, but how much do you know about it? If you would like to know more about the opera, join me in this Do You Know episode from English Plus Podcast.

What do you know about horses? Maybe you know a little about horses and you would like to know more. Join me in this Do You Know episode from English Plus Podcast and learn more about horses.

What are fossils? Why is it important and why do people spend their lifetime studying fossils? If you want to learn more about fossils, join me in this Do You Know episode from English Plus Podcast.

What do you know about water? Learn more about what water, where it comes from and how important it is in this new Do You Know episode from English Plus Podcast.

Do you know who Queen Elizabeth I was? Join me in this episode from Do You Know series on English Plus Podcast to learn more about this extraordinary woman, Queen Elizabeth I.

There’s a version of you that just flows — where effort feels effortless, where time disappears, where you are so aligned with what you’re doing that the doing and the being become the same thing. This episode explores the ancient idea behind ‘being in your element’ and why finding yours might be the most important search there is.

We live in a world of relentless outward looking — notifications, news, other people’s lives. Introspection is the countermove: the deliberate turn inward. In this episode, we make the case that knowing yourself is not a luxury. It’s the foundation.

In a world full of performance and pretense, there’s something rare and magnetic about someone who is genuinely, uncomplicatedly themselves. ‘Down to earth’ sounds simple — but this episode unpacks it as one of the most profound compliments one person can pay another, and why groundedness is a form of strength, not limitation.

Some phrases were once vivid and alive — until everyone used them so much they became invisible. Hackneyed is the word for the expression that’s been rubbed smooth by overuse. And knowing it might make you a sharper, fresher thinker.

Some things — time, moments, people, opportunities — don’t leave with a bang. They just quietly slip away while you were busy looking elsewhere. ‘Slip through your fingers’ is one of the most poignant expressions in English, and this episode explores what it teaches us about presence, attention, and the things worth holding tightly.

Some people seem untouched by chaos — not because nothing reaches them, but because something inside them holds. Imperturbable is the word for that quality. And in this episode, we ask whether it’s something you’re born with or something you build.