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    The Fluent Show

    Learn a Language…Or Maybe Three!
    The Fluent Show is on a mission to help you get excited about language learning. We learn languages every day in our lives, and have learnt over 15 different languages between us.

    We share stories, news, tips, and ideas that will make you fluent…eventually. Subscribe to the show today to get your regular dose of Fluent love.

    It is worth clarifying that we actively want to support anti-racism and will highlight and advocate for the equality of all. Language learning means committing to tolerance of other world views, and this open mind is a core value for me. This topic deserves well considered words so here are [the best Kerstin managed to put together.](https://www.fluent.show/blacklivesmatter)

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    3 Lessons Podcasting Has Taught Me About Life and Languages May 03, 2021
    Show notes

    Welcome to episode 213 of the Fluent Show. Yes, that's a pretty high number! I've been a podcaster for 7+ years now, and in this episode I look back on why I believe podcasting is wonderful, and what it has taught me about life and languages.

    I'll be focusing on 3 lessons:

    Consistent improvements and the joy of curiosity

    Podcast creation isn't about cranking out perfection. It's about having fun and capturing fun just by being yourself. Just like languages, the magic is actually in the journey and not the result.

    Teamwork, trusting, and daring

    If you have a vision, you're allowed to be into it and to truly pursue the goal that you are aiming for. You are not on a schedule. You can just dare to go for it, just like that.

    Being myself, speaking like me, and learning how to communicate well

    Over the years, podcasting has taught me how to become more comfortable with the sound of my voice and the way I express myself. In conversations, I have learnt invaluable skills about listening, prompting good answers, and supporting my conversation partner.

    Do you want to become a podcaster too?

    My wider goal this week is to open you up to an idea - could you start a podcast?

    A little one? Maybe a big one? Maybe for your business, your project, for other language learners, for your students if you teach? Podcasting is a wonderful creative medium, and it makes bloody good business sense too!

    If you want to learn more about podcasting and get step-by-step guidance on how to start your own successful podcast, sign up for my Podcasting 101 Masterclass.

    It's perfect for you

    • You’re in the beginning stages of starting a podcast and need a clear roadmap to get you to success
    • You’ve started a podcast, but now you need tips and trade secrets to polish it up and make it shine
    • You’re interested, but also worried it will be way too much work and you want a system that allows you to publish weekly . . . *easily*
    • You’re looking for a simple and flexible way to plan out content so you always know what’s coming next
    • You’re unsure of your voice (or message) and want to express yourself confidently
    • You want to expand your reach and turn listeners into customers who cannot wait to pay you and work with you

    Learn more and join the class at www.fluentlanguage.co.uk

    Thank you to Heidi for this episode introduction.
    Where do you listen?
    Take a photo of where you're listening to the Fluent Show and share it on social media to say hello! Here's where you can tag me:

    • Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/thefluentshow
    • Instagram: http://instagram.com/kerstin_fluent/ and #thefluentshow
    • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/fluentlanguage

    Love the show? Rate & Review it here

    Sponsored By:

    • Yabla: Stream authentic shows you enjoy and learn at the same time. Give Yabla a try with a free trial for Fluent Show listeners

    Links:

    • Podcasting 101 — Discover how to create and launch a successful podcast
    • Podchaser — "The IMDB of Podcasts"
    • PodRevDay — Review a podcast on the 8th

    Teaching Qualifications - yay or nay? with Aubrey Carter Apr 26, 2021
    Show notes

    Today's guest is Aubrey Carter, experienced ESL teacher, holder of an MA TESOL and a 3 Keys IELTS Certification.

    Aubrey's been a professional ESL teacher for 20 years and has taught in classrooms in New York and Montréal before taking up online teaching as part of the team at All Ears English.

    In our podcast conversation, you'll hear more about

    • how Aubrey became an English teacher through the New York City Teaching Fellows programme
    • why online teaching the English language is so different from other types of teaching
    • whether you need to make sure you have qualifications for online teaching or not
    • why starting a business isn't for everyone
    • how Aubrey keeps her 1:1 lessons interesting and fresh every time
    • how to create an online course that stands out above all others.

    I was inspired by Aubrey in so many ways and I'm excited for you to meet her today.

    Love the show? Rate & Review it here

    Ever thought about creating your OWN podcast?

    My brand new masterclass Podcasting 101 is going live on 15 May and you can book your super early place on it here. Next time your mate mentions "we should do a podcast together"? This training is where you go!

    Special Guest: Aubrey Carter.

    Sponsored By:

    • Yabla: Stream authentic shows you enjoy and learn at the same time. Give Yabla a try with a free trial for Fluent Show listeners

    Links:

    • IELTS Energy 933: 3 Study Tips with Kerstin Cable of The Fluent Show | All Ears English Podcast — Listen to my visit to the IELTS energy podcast
    • Home | Teach For America
    • New York City Teaching Fellows | NYC Teaching Fellows

    No Stress: A Stress Awareness Special 😌 Apr 19, 2021
    Show notes

    Welcome to our second season of the year. In the coming bunch of episodes, I am going to focus on different stories and aspects related to teaching languages and teaching online.

    For today though, it's time to discuss something close to my heart: Stress! 😖

    It's Stress Awareness Month in the UK and today I wanted to share my story and bring you helpful tips that can completely change your life. Whether you teach or learn languages, today's episode is going to help you figure out the struggles of stress.

    Important steps for reducing stress anywhere in your life

    The following tips are from mind.org.uk, a wonderful charity:

    • Make some lifestyle changes such as
      • Working on your assertiveness so you can feel confident saying no when people add pressure
      • Developing your hobbies and interests - as language lovers you're miles ahead
      • Adding in relaxation techniques and relaxing activities like yoga, meditation, creative activities, engagement in nature and music...er and podcasts? podcast walks!
      • Limit your tech consumption - have an evening off from social media now and then
    • Look after your physical health, this is the classics of sleep, exercise and healthy food
    • Make sure you have a good support network through friends and family, workplace support (I found my union invaluable), your doctor if needed

    The Importance of Taking a Break

    • As a language teacher, self-employed worker, I sometimes struggle with my boss - my boss being me. I have to make sure that the standards I set myself are fair. I had to learn to take breaks so that I can create better work.
    • As a language learner, I'm very laid back but I often see others who worry that a break means stopping and being unable to pick things back up. Whether it's pressure from an app, a teacher, or your Insta feed, make sure you know that breaks are not endings.

    How will you use these tips?

    Thank you to Jon for this episode introduction.

    Thank you for listening to the Fluent Show! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the show by leaving a review in your podcast app or becoming a member of our Patreon community

    Love the show? Rate & Review it here

    Sponsored By:

    • Yabla: Stream authentic shows you enjoy and learn at the same time. Give Yabla a try with a free trial for Fluent Show listeners

    Links:

    • Work and stress | Mind
    • Kerstin Cable (@kerstin_fluent) • Instagram photos and videos — DM me a question
    • The Magical High-Value, Low-Effort 1:1 Offer — My mentor Elizabeth's free training session that led to my Mobile Mentoring day
    • Stress Management Techniques from MindTools.com
    • Treatments for Stress | Stressbusting
    • Mental Health Chatbot | Woebot Health
    • Stress Awareness Month April 2021 - Regain Connection, Certainty and Control - The Stress Management Society % %

    Überraschungstüte with Lindsay: Running Conferences, Doing Masters Degrees, Learning What a "Blaue Reise" is Mar 15, 2021
    Show notes

    Lindsay's back on the show and we're closing off the first season of 2021!

    • Kerstin has more new German words to read out to Lindsay and they're all corona-related
    • We review this year's Women in Language conference and answer a few questions about how to organise an event with 599 participants
    • We discuss Lindsay's studies for her MA in Applied Linguistics, and why distance learning is her jam

    This show's a lovely mixed back of lots of fun topics, so kick back and enjoy with us. The Fluent Show will now be on a break until mid-April, when I'm excited to start the next season theme: teaching!

    Thank you for listening to the Fluent Show! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the show by leaving a review in your podcast app or becoming a member of our Patreon community

    Love the show? Rate & Review it here

    Sponsored By:

    • Yabla: Stream authentic shows you enjoy and learn at the same time. Give Yabla a try with a free trial for Fluent Show listeners

    Links:

    • SURVEY: What's your Language Learner Identity? — If you have 5 minutes, please complete this survey about online language learners.
    • Language Habit Toolkit - Fluent Every Day
    • Neologismenwörterbuch : Neuer Wortschatz rund um die Coronapandemie
    • MA Applied Linguistics course - Postgraduate degree study - University of Birmingham
    • Language Stories

    Good bye Chemistry, hello Linguistics! with Sarah F. Philips Mar 08, 2021
    Show notes

    Bi-dialectal and bilingual as Korean-Black american, Sarah Phillips has always known that language is a huge part of her identity and she was blown away when she found out that she could become a linguist! Sarah focuses on code switching in her research.

    In this episode, you'll get SO MUCH super useful information about how linguists can study your brain when you are speaking another language. I loved talking to Sarah and having her as my guest.

    What's code switching?

    Code-switching means alternating languages during conversations. It has been widely studied in linguistics, psychology, and neuroscience; but the aim of Sarah's research is to integrate approaches from all three fields to develop a more holistic perspective on the bilingual mind.

    Free Class! How to Get Fluent When Life's Chaotic

    I'm running a brand new free training where you will learn how to get fluent without having to make a complex study plan, micro-manage yourself, or ever feel bad about missing a lesson.
    Sound good?
    Sign up at www.fluentlanguage.co.uk/lifechaotic

    Thank you for listening to the Fluent Show! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the show by leaving a review in your podcast app and telling someone about the Fluent Show

    Special Guest: Sarah F. Phillips.

    Sponsored By:

    • Yabla: Stream authentic shows you enjoy and learn at the same time. Give Yabla a try with a free trial for Fluent Show listeners

    Links:

    • How to Get Fluent When Life's Chaotic — New Free Class with me! Live on Friday 12 March and there's a replay for all who sign up
    • Why I Study Linguistics – Sarah Frances Phillips
    • Janet Oh | California State University, Northridge
    • The Fluent Show: Maintaining Old Languages While Learning New Ones — More language learning tips about interference
    • Bilingualism in Development
    • EEG vs. MRI vs. fMRI - What are the Differences? - iMotions

    Should You Come to Women in Language 2021? Mar 01, 2021
    Show notes

    Are you considering joining Women in Language 2021 but aren’t sure whether it’s right for you?

    In today's episode, I'm going to be answering all of your burning questions about the event so that you can have the full information for the event that runs 4-7 March 2021. Tune in and hear me discuss:

    What happens during the conference days?

    We start on Thursday 4 March with our opening ceremony, welcoming all attendeesy and getting everyone in the mood for our 4 days of fun. Then we start with the first presentation.
    You will watch this presentation by logging into a special attendee's area on our website.
    There will be a fun and lively chatroom where you can meet other participants.
    This year we have

    • 23 presentations from expert speaker, covering topics from having a bilingual family to revitalising an endangered language
    • 3 powerful panels about languages in the world of social media, in technology, and in Australia with our Australian speakers Michele, Bec & Karla
    • 2 Speak Easy sessions where all participants can join to practice languages

    What's on?

    Here's the schedule!
    Women in Language schedule 2021

    How does it all work technologically?

    • When you get your ticket, you're automatically a member of our teachable online school, which is the Women in Language members area. For the chatroom, we use Youtube Live. You'll need a Youtube account in order to chat, but you don't need to download anything in order to watch.
    • For the Speak Easy portion, we use Zoom. You need to download the free Zoom app if you want to join.
    • For follow-up and connecting outside of the presentations, we have an exclusive Facebook group.

    Who is Women in Language 2021 for?

    • People who are learning languages, no matter if it's their first language or their 10th
    • Women, men, trans, non-binary, queer people, people of color, white people, monolingual people, multilingual people - our community welcomes you
    • People who are passionate about culture, society, equality, and self-improvement
    • People who want to connect with a strong and lively community of like-minded language learners
    • People who enjoy this podcast! If you like the Fluent Show, honestly, I think you'd love Women in Language

    Can men join Women in Language 2021?

    Sometimes, men ask us if they can come too. The answer is YES - come along and enjoy learning from these smart, funny, and dedicated language loving women. In this episode you'll hear from 🤴🏼Jonathan, Léo, Richard and Shane who want to encourage you to join us!

    Is Women in Language just for people who speak multiple languages?

    Nope!
    We are not a space where you have to prove yourself. We're not going to ask you or test you, and we will speak out against any implication that knowing more languages makes anyone a better learner or a better person.
    If you're interested in the topics we bring you, then sign up and you'll be welcome.

    How much does it cost to join Women in Language 2021?

    $29
    all in, including our presentations, opening party, closing party, live language exchange, Facebook group, raffle ticket and replays for anything you miss first time round.

    How do I sign up?

    www.womeninlanguage.com and tickets are open until 7 March but we start 4 March!

    See you there? See you there!!

    Thank you to Bonnie for this episode introduction and to Léo, Jonathan, Shane, and Richard for their participation.

    Thank you for listening to the Fluent Show! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the show by leaving a review in your podcast app or becoming a member of our Patreon community

    Sponsored By:

    • Yabla: Stream authentic shows you enjoy and learn at the same time. Give Yabla a try with a free trial for Fluent Show listeners

    Links:

    • The Fluent Show - Alexa Little
    • Women in Language 2021 | Women In Language

    Stylistics: The Science of Hemingway and The Wire (with Professor Dan McIntyre) Feb 22, 2021
    Show notes

    Wait, stylistics is not about fashion magazines?
    There's a job that involves watching The Wire?
    And Hemingway's language wasn't as simple as everyone says?

    In this interview with Professor Dan McIntyre from the University of Huddersfield, you'll get a super interesting guide to Stylistics, the study of style in language. Dan and I chat about corpus linguistics and audio-visual subtitles, and you'll learn more about what inspired him to start the popular language magazine, Babel. If you ever wanted a linguist in your pocket to answer all kinds of questions about subtitles and style, this is going to be the best hour of your week.
    Thank you to Dan for this episode introduction.

    And just like you heard in the episode, tickets are currently available for Women in Language 2021! Get yours here

    Thank you for listening to the Fluent Show! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the show by leaving a review in your podcast app or becoming a member of our Patreon community

    Special Guest: Dan McIntyre.

    Sponsored By:

    • Yabla: Stream authentic shows you enjoy and learn at the same time. Give Yabla a try with a free trial for Fluent Show listeners

    Links:

    • Lingo Magazine — Check out this free copy of LINGO magazine for young language learners
    • The Babel Lexicon of Language — New book by Dan et al!

    Top Tools: Winter of 2021 Feb 15, 2021
    Show notes

    Look, yes, maybe you’re all here for the hottest tips about learning a language super efficiently, but we’re all real people too and so today’s Fluent Show comes with

    • added love of Riverdale
    • haikus
    • and a denouncement of optimising ourselves and our language learning to within an inch of our lives.

    Anti-efficient? But no!
    We are bringing you the beloved TOP TOOLS of winter 2021. Six hot new language learning apps and resources to help you through that pandemic with a smile on your face

    Here are all of our top tool suggestions

    • Radio Garden
    • Brainscape
    • Flipboard
    • wiktionary.org
    • Down Dog yoga app
    • BBC Bitesize

    Listen in to find out which ones came out on top.

    Thank you for listening to the Fluent Show! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the show by leaving a review in your podcast app or becoming a member of our Patreon community

    Sponsored By:

    • Yabla: Stream authentic shows you enjoy and learn at the same time. Give Yabla a try with a free trial for Fluent Show listeners

    Links:

    • The Ultimate Top Tools for Language Learning from 2016-2020 by Fluent Language — All previous top tools in one blog article
    • Radio Garden
    • Brainscape: The Best Flashcards App | Make Flashcards Online
    • Wiktionary
    • Flipboard - Stories from 28,875 topics personalized for you
    • Home - BBC Bitesize
    • Down Dog | Great Yoga Anywhere
    • Down Dog For Schools — Free until 1 July

    Discover the Languages of Western and Central Asia (with Erin Morgan) Feb 08, 2021
    Show notes

    In today's episode, my guest Erin Morgan will tell you more about the most widely spoken languages of Western & Central Asia, such as..
    * Arabic
    * Persian
    * Armenian
    * Kazakh
    * Turkmen
    * Pashto
    * ....and only a few dozen more!

    • where "Western and Central Asia" even is
    • how to understand the impact of history on any language
    • why it works best to learn a language when you're really feeling it

    Thank you for listening to the Fluent Show! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the show by leaving a review in your podcast app or becoming a member of our Patreon community

    Special Guest: Erin Morgan.

    Sponsored By:

    • Yabla: Stream authentic shows you enjoy and learn at the same time. Give Yabla a try with a free trial for Fluent Show listeners

    Links:

    • Turkmenistan: The Berdymukhamedov Holiday Special - YouTube
    • Turkmenistan's president performs in rap video with his grandson - YouTube

    From Expat Bubbles to Bilingual Books: Letters to the Fluent Show Feb 01, 2021
    Show notes

    The first mailbag Fluent Show, answering four listener questions on:

    • The best ways to learn grammar - does spaced repetition software work for learning grammar? 🗂
    • How to overcome shame and embarrassment when you're caught in the expat language bubble 🙈
    • Why all the tips about learning your 3rd, 4th, 5th language can be wrong for you 🪜
    • How I would instruct you in a lesson if we're using a bilingual parallel reader 📙

    Thank you to Amanda for this episode introduction.
    If you want to submit an intro for this podcast, you can do so! Click here to read how it works.

    Thank you for listening to the Fluent Show! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the show by leaving a review in your podcast app or becoming a member of our Patreon community.

    Sponsored By:

    • Yabla: Stream authentic shows you enjoy and learn at the same time. Give Yabla a try with a free trial for Fluent Show listeners

    Links:

    • The Fluent Show: How To Navigate Bilingual Love and Change Your Family Perspective
    • Resources and Courses for French Learners
    • Comme une Française Partners with Fluent Language - Free French Crash Course - Comme une Française — (affiliate link)
    • Interlinear Books - Bringing Literature to Language Learners
    • Crack the Grammar Code
    • Tips to Improve Your Vocab Memory by Fluent Language
    • Johnson, LAL.Johnson:Intro to Foreign Lan_p2, 2nd Edition | Pearson
    • How to Learn Several Languages At The Same Time by Fluent Language
    • The Fluent Show: Learning a Language Through Another Language (Laddering)

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