eslpod - Dr. Jeff McQuillan - English as a Second Language Podcast [American English] [mp3] [2008]

300 - Arriving for an Appointment.mp3
301 - Buying a Men's Suit.mp3
302 - A Problem with a Restaurant Ch.mp3
303 - A Traditional Wedding.mp3
304 - A Potential Partnership Meetin.mp3
305 - Describing People_s Body Types.mp3
306 - Giving First Aid.mp3
307 - Cable and Satellite TV.mp3
308 - Formatting a Document.mp3
309 - Describing Distances and Givin.mp3
310 - Shopping for Furniture.mp3
311 - A Mid-life Crisis.mp3
312 - Different Work Styles.mp3
313 - A Suspicious Neighbor.mp3
314 - Buying a Digital Audio (MP3) P.mp3
315 - Going to the Park.mp3
316 - Business Emails and Abbreviati.mp3
317 - Setting the Table.mp3
318 - Writing a Love Song.mp3
319 - Being Under Stress.mp3
320 - Micromanaging the Staff.mp3
321 - Buying a Jacket or Coat.mp3
322 - Picking up a Rental Car.mp3
323 - Rooms in a House.mp3
324 - Corporate Sponsorship.mp3
325 - Describing People's Moods.mp3
326 - Finding the Right Wine.mp3
327 - Getting Caught in the Rain.mp3
328 - Dishonesty at Work.mp3
329 - Being Persuasive.mp3
330 - Traveling by Bus.mp3
331 - Washing Clothes.mp3
332 - Profit and Loss.mp3
333 - Quitting Smoking.mp3
334 - Hiding from the Police.mp3
335 - Getting a Car Serviced.mp3
336 - Going Out of Business.mp3
337 - Reading Comic Books.mp3
338 - Refusing an Invitation.mp3
339 - Star-crossed Lovers.mp3
340 - Office Competition.mp3
341 - An Annoying Cell Phone User.mp3
342 - At the Butcher's.mp3
343 - Being Alike and Different.mp3
344 - At the Convention Center.mp3
345 - The Seven-Year Itch.mp3
346 - Using the Restroom.mp3
347 - Writing a Postcard.mp3
348 - Showing Disapproval and Sympat.mp3
349 - Taking Vitamins and Supplement.mp3
350 - A Movie Review.mp3
351 - Asking for a First Date.mp3
352 - Understanding Interest Rates.mp3
353 - Describing the Taste of Food.mp3
354 - Being Scared.mp3
355 - Finding a Bargain.mp3
356 - Starting a Franchise Business.mp3
357 - Describing Facial Expressions.mp3
358 - Surfing the Internet.mp3
359 - A Fist Fight.mp3
360 - A Management Dispute.mp3
361 - Feeling Lonely.mp3
362 - Getting In-Flight Service.mp3
363 - Using the Telephone.mp3
364 - Filing Taxes.mp3
365 - Putting the Children to Bed.mp3
366 - Talking About Prices.mp3

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ESLPodcast #100 - An Interview with.mp3
ESLPodcast Introduction - What is ES.mp3
Special Announcement - New Blog, New.mp3

Who is ESLPod.com?

ESLPod.com is run by a team of experienced English as a Second Language professors with over 30 years of high school, adult, and university ESL teaching experience. Dr. Lucy Tse writes scripts and story ideas for the podcasts, and records many of the dialogs and stories. The host for the podcast is Dr. Jeff McQuillan, who helps read the scripts and provides explanations for them.

Both Dr. Tse and Dr. McQuillan received a Ph.D. in applied linguistics and education at the University of Southern California. Dr. Tse was a professor of applied linguistics and education at Loyola Marymount University, Arizona State University, and California State University, Los Angeles. Dr. McQuillan was a professor of applied linguistics at California State University, Fullerton, and Arizona State University. Both are currently Senior Researchers at the Center for Educational Development, the sponsor of ESLPod.com.

Why are you doing this podcast?

For many people around the world, learning English is very important. Unfortunately, there are very few useful, effective sources for learning English. Most people take English classes, which help them up to a certain point. ESL Podcast is designed to help you continue to improve your English.

What’s so different about ESL Podcast?

Well, first, all of our podcasts are free to anyone who wants them. Second, ESL Podcast uses a very different approach than other courses or websites.

We believe the fastest way to improve your English is to listen to conversations and discussions you can understand. Many people try to improve their English by
listening or reading things that are too difficult. They understand only 40-50%, which means they are wasting half of their time!

At ESL Podcast, we provide English at a slower speed and use everyday phrases and expressions. We explain what these expressions mean and how to use them. That’s all! It’s simple, it’s obvious, and it’s very powerful.