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Find Someone Who

When 2 nerdy language students become nerdy English teachers, they have stories and tips! Listen to us discuss our struggles, lessons and triumphs as we share our experiences and tips on how to improve English skills. Be ready to hear funny, honest and interesting perspectives on students, other teachers and what works & what doesn"t. Connect with us if our banter resonates with you! Powered by Firstory Hosting

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37:56

S2E25 — One Year Anniversary | Season 2 Finale Q&A...

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2026/02/23

We can’t believe it — it’s been ONE year! 🥳 In this special anniversary episode (and Season 2 finale!), Annie and Lilah answer some of the questions we’ve received from listeners and students over the past few months. Nothing was off-limits — from dietary preferences to what we actually do when we catch someone cheating! As always, the answers are honest, thoughtful… and occasionally a little too honest. This episode is our way of saying THANK YOU.Thank you for listening, sharing, asking questions,

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33:07

S2E24 — Lunar New Year Special 農曆新年特別節目🧧🐴

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2026/02/16

Happy Lunar New Year! 🎉In this special episode, Annie and Lilah share how they celebrate Lunar New Year—from the must-eat dishes to the meaningful (and sometimes chaotic) traditions that come with it.We talk about:🥟 the food we look forward to every year🧨 family traditions and superstitions🧧 childhood memories that still make us laughAs usual, hilarity ensues.This episode is also packed with useful English vocabulary for anyone who wants to confidently introduce Lunar New Year traditions in

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43:19

S2E23: All About Love | 情人節特別企劃

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2026/02/09

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Annie and Lilah are diving deep into the world of romance—past, present, and the parts we don’t always like to talk about. From the "old school" ways people used to find their soulmates to personal dating horror stories (and triumphs!), this episode is as hilarious as it is vital. But it’s not all heart-eyes and roses. We’re getting real about safety. We cover essential tips for your first date, how to spot red flags, and the very real dangers of abuse and date rape

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50:22

S2E22 — Learning Mandarin, One Real-Life Moment at a...

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2026/02/02

In this episode, Annie and Lilah chat with an online Mandarin teacher from Taiwan who’s anything but traditional—and that’s exactly why we love her. Instead of textbooks and drills, she teaches Mandarin through real life: filming short reels about everyday moments like going to 7-11, heading out for a run, or hilariously unpacking all the very emotional Mandarin expressions that involve eggs. Her teaching philosophy is simple and powerful: language is something you live, not something you memorize

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50:09

S2E21 Post-Secondary Education in BC: Finding the...

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2026/01/26

In this episode, Annie and Lilah talk about post-secondary education in British Columbia, addressing common misconceptions—especially the idea that North American education is “easier.” We break down the application process and explore the many pathways available in BC, including universities, colleges (transfer, career, co-op, and micro-credential programs), and trades programs. The key takeaway is simple: before choosing a program, students need to reflect on what they want, what they’re good at,

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27:10

S2E20 — Writing from Scratch (Part 2):...

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2026/01/19

This episode continues our two-part series on the writing process, moving from brainstorming to the next important step: outlining.Annie and Lilah talk about why making a plan before you write can save time, reduce stress, and lead to clearer writing. We explain how to distinguish main ideas from supporting details, how to organize ideas logically, and how to put together a simple and effective paragraph outline. This episode is especially helpful for language learners and anyone who feels

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32:59

S2E19 Writing from Scratch (Part 1): Brainstorming...

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2026/01/12

This episode kicks off a two-part series on the writing process, starting with the very first—and often most intimidating—step: brainstorming. Annie and Lilah talk about what brainstorming really is (and what it’s not), why “good writing” doesn’t start with perfect sentences, and how getting ideas out of your head and onto paper makes everything easier. We break down how to generate ideas freely, how to group related ideas, and how to tell the difference between main ideas and supporting details

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38:47

S2E18 Happy 2026! Let’s Talk About Friendship 2026...

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2026/01/05

Happy New Year! 🎊 We’re kicking off 2026 with a topic that feels especially right for a new beginning: friendship. In this episode, Lilah and Annie talk about what being a friend really means to them—how friendships form, how they change over time, and what it takes to maintain them. We explore cultural differences in making and keeping friends, including expectations around closeness, communication, and emotional support. Along the way, we share our own experiences—friendships that lasted,

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40:53

S2E17 Year-End Reflection: Laughs, Lessons, and...

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2025/12/29

As another year comes to a close, Annie and Lilah hit pause to look back on their journey with Find Someone Who—the laughs, the learning moments, and yes, a few memorable fails along the way. In this year-end reflection episode, we talk about our funniest moments on the podcast, the episodes that didn’t quite go as planned, what we’ve learned from hosting and producing the show, and what we truly love about having these conversations with you. We also share what we’re excited about and hoping to

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34:31

S2E16 — The Not-so-Happy Holiday Edition 節日特輯

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2025/12/22

Christmas is magical. Christmas is cozy. Christmas is… also a lot. In this episode, Annie and Lilah gently poke fun at the not-so-happy side of the holidays—the kind that shows up when you’ve wrapped one too many gifts, Googled “how long to cook a turkey” for the fifth time, and heard that Christmas song again before December even starts. We chat about holiday burnout, the strange pressure around gift buying and giving, the emotional rollercoaster of Christmas cooking, and the mystery of why

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48:08

S2E15 Expert Interview: AI in Education 專家訪談：人工智慧與教育的未來

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2025/12/15

This is a content-rich episode with lots of ideas, examples, and big concepts. We highly recommend using the transcript if you find it challenging to catch everything—especially if English is not your first language. 這是一集資訊量很高、概念也比較密集的內容，如果你覺得一次聽不太懂，強烈建議搭配逐字稿一起使用。不論你是語言學習者、教育工作者，或對 AI 感到好奇，這一集都能帶給你清楚、實用又平衡的視角。 In this episode, Annie and Lilah sit down with AVA, an AI expert, to explore how artificial intelligence can support language learners in practical, meaningful ways. We talk about how

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36:55

S2E14 — Euphemisms: Saying It… Without Really Saying...

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2025/12/08

In this episode, Annie and Lilah dive into the wonderfully creative world of euphemisms — those soft, gentle, indirect expressions we use when the real words feel too awkward, too harsh, or just a little too much. From talking about sex, death, aging, appearance, intelligence, difficult personalities, unemployment, breaking up, and even profanity, we explore how English speakers “smooth the edges” of uncomfortable topics. Why do people say someone “passed away” instead of “died”? Why is “letting

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57:02

🇨🇦 S2E13 Canadian Workplace Culture 加拿大職場文化

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2025/12/01

Thought you’re about to get a serious lecture on Canadian workplace culture? Think again! In classic FSW style, we bring you a quirky mix of real talk, weird stories, and unexpectedly practical tips about communication, respect, workplace style, and even body hair. Don’t worry — you’ll still walk away with surprisingly useful insights about Canadian workplace culture. Whether you’re new to Canada or simply curious about cultural differences at work, this episode is packed with useful insights,

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40:52

S2E12 — Story Time: featuring Kidsbooksholic’s Peggy...

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2025/11/24

In this heartwarming episode, we sit down with Peggy, the creator behind Kidsbooksholic, a Taiwan-based podcast and social channel dedicated to helping parents read English picture books with their children. Through her platform, Peggy hopes to strengthen parent-child bonds, spark curiosity, and nurture a lifelong love of reading. Peggy opens up about her own English learning journey and how these experiences inspired her mission to make English books more accessible and enjoyable for families in

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40:57

S2E11 Is Grammar Important? 文法真的重要嗎？

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2025/11/18

Grammar: the hero we love to hate. Episode Extras 節目加碼資源 https://forms.gle/34Hi5x8knizeGz4W8 👉 Don’t forget to follow, rate, and review the podcast — and share this episode with a friend. 別忘了追蹤、評分並留下評論！也分享給朋友。 Follow us 追蹤我們 Instagram Threads Email us 私訊給我們: thefindsomeonewhopodcast@gmail.com Share your thoughts 告訴我們你對這集的看法: https://open.firstory.me/user/cm7jif0jd000201xa0hhh5f4d/comments In this episode, Annie and Lilah finally ask the big question: Is grammar actually important? Spoiler:

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46:03

🇨🇦 S2E10 – O Canada: What Makes Canadians So…...

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2025/11/11

What is it that makes Canadians, well, Canadian? 🍁 In this fun, funny, and surprisingly informative episode, the hosts dive into the quirks and charms of Canadian identity — from the way we sound, to what we eat, to the beasts and bills that represent us. You’ll hear about: 🎙️ Pronunciation quirks – Why “about” doesn’t sound like “aboot” (well, not always) 🥞 Food favorites – From poutine to ketchup chips, what’s truly Canadian? 🦫 Animal icons – Beavers, moose, and goose — goofy-looking but

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35:48

S2E9: EMI Part 2 – Assessments and Feedback...

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2025/11/04

In this follow-up to our discussion on English-Medium Instruction (EMI), we turn our attention to how teachers can design fair and effective assessments—and give meaningful feedback that helps students truly learn. Assessing students in an EMI context isn’t just about testing knowledge; it’s about supporting learners as they navigate both content and language challenges. In this episode, we talk about how to scaffold and stagger assessments, use balanced rubrics that separate content mastery from

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49:50

S2E8: What Happens in an All-English Class (Part 1)...

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2025/10/27

In response to a thoughtful question from a listener in Taiwan, Annie and Lilah open up about how they teach in an English-only environment. In this first part, they share their teaching philosophy, how they plan lessons, and how they make sure every class includes brainstorming, discussion, and all four language skills. They also talk about how they set up groups, design holistic lessons, and what project-based learning looks like in real classrooms. 🎧 Tune in to hear what goes on behind the

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45:13

S2E7: Note-taking Skills 筆記技巧

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2025/10/20

How do you take notes effectively — especially if no one ever taught you how? In this episode, Annie and Lilah share their personal journeys with note-taking. They talk about common challenges students face in class and offer practical tips and strategies to make note-taking easier and more meaningful. Don’t miss this week’s supplementary materials — they’re packed with value! You’ll find: 📘 Different note-taking models (when to use them and their pros & cons) ✏️ Common note-taking symbols

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44:59

S2E6 Q&A Special 問答特別篇

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2025/10/13

“What would you be if you weren’t an English teacher?” “What are your pet peeves?” 「如果你不是英文老師，你會做什麼？」「你的職場地雷是什麼？」 In this candid conversation, Annie and Lilah open up about the joys and frustrations of the classroom — from their favourite thing to teach to how they’ve stayed motivated after so many years of teaching. 在這場真誠又充滿笑聲的對話中，Annie 和 Lilah 暢談教學的喜與苦——從她們最喜歡教的內容，到多年來如何保持教學熱情。 They also share whether they’ve ever hated a student, how they keep a smile on day after day, and what they’d be doing

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