On todays podcast, Taiwans earthquake preparedness is tested; herders in Norway must feed their reindeer; essays get much more important on college applications; explore the meaning of bogus on Words and Their stories followed by a discussion about fa

On todays podcast, music star Beyonce takes up country music; a Thai city faces problems with monkeys; a question about different than and different from followed by a discussion about from, than and then; finally, A Pair of Silk Stockings b

On todays podcast, World Central Kitchen targets hunger in many places; stories of water shortages around the world; writing feedback for listeners letters about East Asian national dishes followed by a discussion on word choice; then, a look ahead to t

On todays podcast, Europe builds a powerful laser with Nobel-Prize-winning technology; a legal settlement orders Google to destroy users personal information followed by a discussion about how the settlement might affect the future; then, can and can

On todays podcast, a U.N. report says the world wastes 19 percent of its food; coffee and culture in Ukraine; a study finds a link between free school meals and reduced obesity in children followed by a discussion about eligible; then, recycling on L

On todays podcast, Google launched Gmail on April 1, 20 years ago; people are using chatbots to help with mental health followed by a discussion noting that chatbots are not for emergencies; then, tons of and similar expressions on Lesson of the Day.

On todays podcast, the Netherlands hyperloop center aims to develop transportation technology ; bamboo is getting popular in Uganda; NASA plans many observation projects for Aprils total solar eclipse followed by why solar eclipses are different lengt

On todays podcast, could the Francis Scott Key Bridge have been saved?; bird flu is killing seals worldwide; Germany aims to increase educational choices for its young people; what are a persons true colors followed by a discussion about ones true na

On todays podcast, famous cherry trees in Washington D.C. are to be removed for a renovation project; AI robots are being used to write letters; we answer a question about kinds of sentences followed by a discussion about clauses; then, Pigs Is Pigs by

On todays podcast, more details about NASAs spacecraft that crashed into an asteroid; small living spaces are becoming common again; a study looks for stars that eat planets; signs of the Easter holiday on Everyday Grammar followed by a chat about an Ea