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The Sharing English Podcast

The Sharing English Podcast helps English learners explore the culture, history, and everyday life of the English-speaking world. In each short, easy-to-understand episode, teacher and host, Freya, shares fascinating stories—from holidays and traditions to food, sports, and language. Whether you"re studying English or just curious about how people live and speak across countries like the U.S., UK, Australia, and beyond, this podcast will build your vocabulary and your cultural knowledge—without

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U.S. Government Explained Ep. 03 - The Bill of...

The Sharing English Podcast ·

2025/11/11

When the U.S. Constitution was first written, many Americans worried it gave too much power to the new federal government. The solution? The Bill of Rights — ten powerful amendments that protect individual freedoms and limit government control.In this episode, Freya explores how and why the Bill of Rights was created, what each amendment means, and how these rights continue to shape life in the United States today. From freedom of speech to the right to a fair trial, these protections are the

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24 - Guy Fawkes Night: The Plot, The Fire, and The...

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2025/11/06

Why do people across the UK light bonfires and fireworks every November 5th? In this episode, we explore the explosive history behind Guy Fawkes Night — from the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605 to the modern celebrations that light up the autumn sky. Learn who Guy Fawkes really was, how a day of treason turned into a national holiday, and why his mask has become a global symbol of protest.Website: https://www.sharing-english.com/podcastSources:Britannica: Guy Fawkes DayBBC Bitesize: Guy Fawkes: Why do

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00:14:01

U.S. Government Explained Ep. 02 - The Constitution -...

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2025/11/04

What exactly is in the U.S. Constitution, and why has it lasted more than 230 years? In this episode, we explore how the Constitution was written, who was involved, and how it created the framework for the American government. You’ll learn about its articles, the amendment process, and the living nature of this historic document — including how it continues to shape political debates today.Website: https://www.sharing-english.com/podcastMusic: “Liberty Quest” by Sascha Ende

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23 - Halloween — From Ancient Rituals to Modern Fun

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2025/10/30

From ancient Celtic rituals to candy-filled celebrations, Halloween has transformed across centuries into one of America’s most beloved holidays. In this episode of The Sharing English Podcast, Freya explores the fascinating history behind Halloween, its spooky symbols, and how it’s celebrated today in the United States and around the world.Learn about trick-or-treating, costumes, haunted houses, and the fall festivities that make October special — plus a look at how Halloween has inspired some of

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U.S. Government Explained Ep. 01 - What Type of...

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2025/10/28

Is the United States a democracy… or a republic? You’ve probably heard people debate this before, but the answer is more connected than you might think. In this first episode of US Government Explained, we explore the foundations of the American political system, what makes it a representative democracy, and how the Constitution defines the U.S. as a republic “for the people, by the people, and of the people.” We’ll also look at how this structure compares to other democracies around the world and

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22 - Walt Disney: The Man Behind the Magic

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2025/10/23

Walt Disney is one of the most recognizable names in entertainment history—but who was the man behind the magic? In this episode, we explore Disney’s early life, his path from a small-town dreamer to one of the most influential creators in the world, and the founding of The Walt Disney Company. We’ll look at his visionary innovations in animation, storytelling, and theme parks, as well as the controversies that surrounded him. Finally, we’ll consider his lasting legacy—how his imagination shaped

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Trailer - Introducing U.S. Government Explained

The Sharing English Podcast ·

2025/10/21

What is the U.S. government, really—and how does it actually work?In this special mini-series, US Government Explained, host Freya, from The Sharing English Podcast, breaks down the foundations of American democracy in clear, simple English. From the Constitution and Bill of Rights to Congress, the President, and the Supreme Court, you’ll learn how each part fits together—and why it matters today.Whether you’re an English learner, a curious listener, or someone who just wants to understand the

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21 - Columbus, Indigenous Peoples’ Day, and the...

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2025/10/16

Was Christopher Columbus really the heroic explorer many Americans grew up hearing about? In this episode, we explore the complex history of Columbus — the world he lived in, his voyages across the Atlantic, and the devastating impact they had on Indigenous peoples of the Americas. We’ll also look at the origins of Columbus Day in the United States, how it became a federal holiday, and why many communities now observe Indigenous Peoples’ Day instead.This episode separates myth from history,

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20 - Why London's Museums are Free

The Sharing English Podcast ·

2025/10/09

London’s museums are among the best in the world — and, amazingly, most of them are completely free to visit. But why? In this episode, we explore the history behind Britain’s free museums, from the founding of the British Museum in the 18th century to modern cultural policies that keep education open to everyone.We’ll also visit some of London’s most famous institutions — like the Natural History Museum and the National Gallery — and take a closer look at the British Museum’s most famous treasures

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19 - Yellowstone & the Birth of U.S. National Parks

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2025/10/02

Yellowstone National Park isn’t just America’s first national park — it’s the birthplace of the entire national park idea. In this episode, we’ll explore the expeditions that revealed Yellowstone’s wonders, the process that led to its protection in 1872, and the breathtaking landscapes that make it unique.We’ll also look at how Yellowstone inspired the creation of national parks across the U.S. and around the world, shaping global conservation. From geysers and wildlife to Hollywood appearances,

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18 - American Football: Not Just a Game

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2025/09/25

American football is one of the most popular—and uniquely American—sports. But where did it come from, how is it played, and why does it hold such a big place in U.S. culture? In this episode of The Sharing English Podcast, we explore the history of American football, break down the rules and positions, look at the different levels of play from high school to the NFL, and even compare it to other forms of “football” like Canadian and Australian football.We’ll also talk about football’s role in

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17 - What’s the 4th Major U.S. City?

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2025/09/18

Almost everyone agrees that New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago are the top three U.S. cities. But who’s number four? That’s where the debate begins.In this episode of The Sharing English Podcast, we explore the viral question: What’s the fourth major U.S. city? From Houston’s population and economic power, to Washington, D.C.’s political influence, San Francisco’s tech and culture, Atlanta’s role in business and civil rights, Boston’s history and universities, Detroit’s music and sports legacy, and

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16 - The Imagination of Roald Dahl

The Sharing English Podcast ·

2025/09/11

Roald Dahl’s stories—Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Matilda, James and the Giant Peach—have delighted generations. In this episode, we explore his fascinating life, from his childhood in Wales and his World War II adventures, to his career as one of the most beloved children’s authors of all time. We’ll also look at the lasting impact of his work, the controversies around his personal views, and why his magical worlds continue to inspire readers around the globe.Website:

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00:12:04

15 - Labor Day in the United States: From Strikes to...

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2025/09/04

Labor Day in the U.S. is often seen as the “last hurrah” of summer—barbecues, picnics, and one final long weekend before school and fall routines begin. But behind the holiday is a story of workers’ struggles, labor unions, and the fight for fair conditions.In this episode, we explore:The history of Labor Day and why the U.S. celebrates in September instead of May.The Pullman Strike of 1894 and how it led to the creation of the holiday.Important labor leaders like Samuel Gompers, Eugene V. Debs,

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14 - The Women's Suffrage Movement in the U.S.

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2025/08/28

The right to vote is something many of us take for granted today, but it was won through decades of struggle, persistence, and courage. In this episode of The Sharing English Podcast, we explore the history of the women’s suffrage movement in the United States: how it grew out of abolition and temperance efforts; the voices of leaders like Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Sojourner Truth, and Ida B. Wells;and the long fight that led to the 19th Amendment in 1920.We’ll also look at how the

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13 - What High School Is Really Like in the U.S.A.

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2025/08/21

Ever wonder what American high school is really like? In this episode, we take you inside the U.S. high school system — from grade levels and school districts to public, private, charter, and boarding schools. We’ll cover academic requirements, extracurricular activities like sports, clubs, and marching band, and give you a glimpse of social life, after-school jobs, and even the driving age. Whether you’re curious about everyday student life or comparing schools around the world, this episode is

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12 - How the British Empire Spread the English Language

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2025/08/14

Why is English spoken in so many different countries? This episode explores how the British Empire spread the English language across the globe, and how former colonies reshaped it to fit their own cultures. We also look at the Commonwealth, local versions of English, and why understanding this history helps us better understand the modern English-speaking world.Website: https://www.sharing-english.com/podcastSources:

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11 - Louis Armstrong and the Birth of Jazz

The Sharing English Podcast ·

2025/08/07

How did a boy from New Orleans become one of the most important musicians in the world? In this episode, we explore the life of Louis Armstrong, how he helped shape jazz music, and why his legacy still matters today. You’ll also learn how jazz influenced later musical styles and became a global symbol of creativity and freedom.Website: https://www.sharing-english.com/podcastSources:

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10 - Why the U.S. Doesn't Use the Metric System

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2025/07/31

Miles instead of kilometers. Gallons instead of liters. Fahrenheit instead of Celsius. If you’ve ever visited the United States—or lived here—you’ve probably noticed that Americans still use the standard (imperial) measurement system, even though most of the world has adopted metric. But why?In this episode of The Sharing English Podcast, I explore the reasons behind the U.S.’s continued use of standard measurements. From British imperial history and cultural habits to cost and resistance to change,

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09 - The Names We Speak: Native American Words on the...

The Sharing English Podcast ·

2025/07/24

Many of the place names we use every day—like Michigan, Dakota, and Chicago—come from Native American languages. In this episode, we explore the rich history and cultural meanings behind U.S. states, cities, and landmarks named by Indigenous peoples. You'll also hear how Native stories and legends helped shape the American landscape and the English we use to describe it.Website: https://www.sharing-english.com/podcastSources:National Park Service on Sleeping Bear Dunes & Anishinaabek culture

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