On todays podcast, Singapore will stop banning cats from public housing; the biggest space missions to come in 2024 followed by a discussion about private companies in space; then, best and worst, comparatives on Lesson of the Day.

On todays podcast, Harvards president resigns over charges of plagiarism; a grandmother in Chile is also a top online video gamer; coloring inside the lines and other expressions followed by a discussion about outside the box; then the life and path

On todays podcast, in the birthplace of fireworks, a debate over whether they should stay legal; Ugandan lawmakers consider banning homemade drink; a listener question about the word slender followed by a discussion about related words; part two of Rap

On todays podcast, the latest on an airplane accident in Tokyo involving a passenger airplane made of composite materials; a teenager defeats a famous, old video game; then, the grammar of a popular song followed by a discussion about personification.

On todays podcast, millions of Afghans are displaced within their own country; Japanese researchers say they have broken the worlds record for internet data speed followed by a discussion about some of the technologies involved; then, supporting opinion

On todays podcast, a powerful earthquake strikes western Japan; woman praises cat therapy to help disabled; early childhood education followed by a discussion about the word advantage; then a look at the word overtaken on Lesson of the Day.

On today’s podcast, NASA aims to use human-like robots for jobs in space; we talk with two teachers who feel connected to the world in different ways; will a costly, new treatment for sickle cell disease be successful in controlling the disease?; and the

On today’s podcast, Louisianna’s Creole culture means different things to different people; Mexican women grow cannabis as a business; the top space stories of 2023 including NASA’s recovery of space rocks from an asteroid; then workplace terms on Lesson

On today’s podcast, some of the top higher education stories in 2023; what do you do with old solar panels? Recycle them, of course; idioms using the word ‘goal’ followed by a discussion about setting New Year’s goals; then the presidency of Barack Obama

On today’s podcast, remembering those we lost in 2023 including Sandra Day O’Connor and Henry Kissinger; a listener’s question about the difference between ‘change’ and ‘vary;’ and the short story ‘Rappaccini’s Daughter’ by Nathaniel Hawthorne on American