On todays podcast, Miami Beach adds security measures to deal with vacationers; Boy from Gaza gets medical care in U.S.; oil drilling in DRC Congo has environmentalists worried; then, indefinite pronouns in Fast Car on Everyday Grammar followed by a di

On todays podcast, a member of the first team to climb Mt. Everest says the area is now crowded and dirty; find out how radio waves can make virtual fences keep for farm animals followed by a discussion about how they work; then, Anna Matteo is the spe

On todays podcast, U.S. officials aim to investigate smart cars made in China; U.S. educators are considering a ban on phones in schools followed by a discussion about why the issue is coming up now; a special essay about a town destroyed in Ukraines

On todays podcast, for Tahiti, hosting Olympic surfing is not so simple; an electronic implant in the brain might help people with depression followed by a discussion about clinical trials and the Food and Drug Administration; then dreams on Lesson of

On todays podcast, three lessons that can be learned from the war in Ukraine; researchers find that a NASA mission to crash a spacecraft into an asteroid completely reshaped the target body followed by a discussion about such missions; then reduced forms

On todays podcast, U.S. health officials say older adults should get another COVID vaccination; a professors group speaks out about changes at New College of Florida; scientist have a theory for how human ancestors lost their tails; all about the riot

On todays podcast, a pilot from Cyprus takes on making a famous traditional cheese; a U.N. report on waste calls for new rules and treaties; we answer a listeners question about must and have to; then, part one of the short story The Open Boat by

On todays podcast, Dubai holds a race for men in jet suits; learn what life is like in a Russian prison; a report says Cuba limits its internet and spies on reporters; then, breaking grammar rules in the song Flowers on Everyday Grammar.

On todays podcast, Nizhyn Pickles: an essay from our VOA Learning English writing contest; the U.N. warns of hunger in Gaza because of the war; AI tools can improve internet search followed by a discussion on artificial intelligence; then, fire safety

On todays podcast, a study details changes in the brain from Alzheimers disease; Japan again has fewer birth, marriages causing concern; parents, student struggle with calls for more mental health therapy followed by more about the term roadblock; the