On todays podcast, why Mount Everest is growing taller; the U.S. proposes a ban on Chinese and Russian technology in self-driving cars followed by a discussion on whether a ban would affect currently produced cars; then, intonation for questions on Lesso

On todays podcast, how the state of Pennsylvania is testing its voting machines? Chinese students are increasingly going to Australia and Britain followed by a discussion of settle for; then, homophones on Lesson of the Day.

On todays podcast, former President Jimmy Carter turns 100; a cookie sale in Pennsylvania is linked to the presidential election; learn about combining habits the save time and to get healthy followed by a discussion about sticking to habits; then, shou

On todays podcast, find out about Sri Lankas new president; a new study suggests water is more widespread on the moon than had been thought followed by a discussion on why this study is different from earlier ones; then, Whaddaya Call It on Lesson of

On todays podcast, the U.S. brings an antitrust case against Visa; A new museum shows the history of Nintendo; learn the difference between insights and thoughts; where keep your nose to the grindstone comes from; then, part two of 'The Bride Comes

On todays podcast, the U.S. brings an antitrust case against Visa; A new museum shows the history of Nintendo; learn the difference between insights and thoughts; where keep your nose to the grindstone comes from; then, part two of 'The Bride Comes

On todays podcast, South Africa is providing health from a train; California passes another law restricting school children from using phones in class; learn about appositives on Everyday Grammar; then, fun with food trucks on Lesson of the Day.

On todays podcast, Germans are enjoying alcohol-free beer; scientists find huge energy jets millions of light years long; California enacts laws banning election misinformation followed by a discussion of parody and satire; then, pumpkin spice tea on Les

On todays podcast, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation says violent crime has decreased in recent years; many students are worried about how budget cuts will affect their college education followed by a discussion about the word anxiety-ridden; th

On todays podcast, Japan and China reach an agreement on a Chinese ban on Japanese seafood imports; learn about ways to avoid injuries while walking your dog followed by a discussion about retractable; then, have to on Lesson of the Day.