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My guest is Agnieszka Dryjas-Makhloufi, author of the short novel, The Journey of Seagulls. Agnieszka began studying English as a child in Poland and is now a teacher, author, and poet writing in English and working in the UK. We discuss her novel and the importance of getting out of one’s comfort zone to explore and create.

To learn more about Agnieszka:
https://www.instagram.com/my_soul_is_poetry/
https://www.instagram.com/delicious_writer/
https://twitter.com/agnieszkadryjas
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/57134681-the-journey-of-seagulls

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[120] Be Brave. Write in English - My conversation with Agnieszka Dryjas-Makhloufi

London, 1385. A city of shadows and fear, in a kingdom ruled by the headstrong young King Richard II, haunted by the spectre of revolt. A place of poetry and prophecy, where power is bought by blood.

For John Gower, part-time poet and full-time trader in information, secrets are his currency. When close confidant, fellow poet Geoffrey Chaucer, calls in an old debt, Gower cannot refuse.

The request is simple: track down a missing book. It should be easy for a man of Gower’s talents, who knows the back-alleys of Southwark as intimately as the courts and palaces of Westminster.

But what Gower does not know is that this book has already caused one murder, and that its contents could destroy his life.

Because its words are behind the highest treason – a conspiracy to kill the king and reduce his reign to ashes…

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A Burnable Book, by Bruce Holsinger, read by Tim Bruce

Are there any differences between Poland and the USA? What's it like to live in these countries? Listen to Chuck and find out about his experiences. Part 3

Ei5m - Poland Vs Usa Pt.3

Jenny Millinger interviews her mother, Myra, about her experiences working at the Ford Foundation.

Jenny and Myra Millinger

StoryCorps participant Len Berk recorded his poem, "The Day the Price Went Up." 

Listen to his StoryCorps interview here: http://bit.ly/1oGD20R

Len Berk's Poem "The Day the Price Went Up."

"You become an expert on deception..."

Jerry Piazza, a 64-year-old student in the adult literacy program at the Rancho Cucamonga Public Library, talks to Allen Callaci, the literacy librarian, about navigating life without the ability to read. They talk about his decision to go to tutoring and publicly reveal his struggle. 


Jerry Piazza & Allen Callaci

Plenty of advice on how to improve your listening, speaking, reading and writing by listening to this podcast. Click here for more information http://teacherluke.wordpress.com/2014/03/12/174-how-to-learn-english-with-lukes-english-podcast/

How to Learn English with Luke's English Podcast

BAFTA winning Director Ken Loach joins us for What make us Human. Feb 21, 2017

Ken Loach: What make us Human?

This week, Mark tells us about the lenght's some people will go to to catch a flight and Eoin talks about his new favourite movie!

Vocabulary and grammar mentioned in this episode:
Cavalier 
To turn up to
Objective

Episode 20:" they walked us through the red light district."

كمدير أو مسؤول عن قسم، تحتاج للاهتمام باتيكيت وتكتيت خاص للإدارة الحديثة، وخاصة الإدارة عن بعد

حلقة ثالثة بعنوان: ما بعد الجائحة
نص: محمد النفاعي
إلقاء: أنس بن حسين

بودكاست حكايات مدير صغيرون: ما بعد الجائحة، مهارات الإدارة عن بعد

Our mission is to preserve and share humanity's stories in order to build connections between people & create a more just and compassionate world.

Jerry Piazza & Allen Callaci

StoryCorps

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