Etiqueta: English

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  Artistic Chit Chat (Extended Version)

  This is an extended version of the series Artistic Chit Chat in which our students analyse works of art they enjoy. In this episode students speak in more detail about the following pieces:

  • Mona Lisa by Leonardo Da Vinci.
  • Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh.
  • Convergence by Jackson Pollock.
  • Children on the Beach by Sorolla.

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  Man Overboard!

  This programme is a decision game for listeners, who will have to decide which character has to jump overboard and who stays in the lifeboat and reaches land. Today, this choice may not be easy: a world leader or a man of God — who will you save? Listen to their arguments and decide who'll be your Man Overboard!

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  Spot the Lie

  A classic game where the participants tell two truths and a lie. Will their partners be able to spot the lie?

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  The Gift Show: Best Presents Ever!

  Un programa no que compartimos os regalos que máis marcaran a nosa vida.

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  Public Domain: ‘Call to Arms’, ‘A Tale of Two Cities’ and ‘The Death of an Officer’

  For this episode of Public Domain, we have selected three fragments from the following works: "A Call to Arms", by Chinese writer Lu Xin (written in 1922). "A Tale of Two Cities", by Charles Dickens. "The Death of an Officer" by Anton Chekhov.

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  Tui’s Christmas Special 2025

  Escoita as conversas navideñas neste novo episodio de Tui's Christmas Special.

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  In conversation with Karen Rowan: The Comprehension-based Method.

  In this compelling interview our guest Karen Rowan tells us about Comprehension-based Teaching, a method based on the work of Professor Stephen Krashen. Karen Rowan is a published author, teacher trainer and speaker on teaching and learning languages. She began teaching Spanish using Comprehension-Based Methods in 1996 and for more than 20 years she has trained teachers all over the world, including three years training English teachers in the Turkish military.

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  Public Domain: The ending of “Frankenstein”, by Mary Shelley

  In this new episode of Public Domain in English, and to celebrate Halloween, two C1 students will read the ending of Frankenstein, the 1818 text by Mary Shelley, who's deemed the mother of science fiction. Listen to the heart-wrenching final speech by the Creature/Monster—but a disclaimer: spoilers ahead!

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  In conversation with James

  In this episode our B2.1 students had the opportunity to have some of James Trunkwald´s views on the world, Galicia and his native Yorkshire.

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  An apple a day

  In this episode our B2.1 students play the role of expert nutritionists facing a panel where questions on the topic are debated.