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How to get along with those who turn us on, especially if English is not our native language. Elena and Lena have had flirt and relationships in English many times – and each time it was a linguistic adventure. And school and courses hadn't prepared them for it! The girls have decided to fix it. They invited Mr. Brett: an English teacher from Minnesota. Now they are learning how to flirt and talk about relationships in English. And they are telling their own awkward, funny, and juicy stories along.

Comedian Elliott G-B sits down with guests from all walks of life as they share a lesson they have learned along the way.

Humans teaching AI Humor

Naughtyflower and The Teach are two Black people talking their shit and dissecting the world one conversation at a time - with bits of advice along the way.

Teach Me Something Good is a celebration of how absolutely wild the world is. Every week, Katie Overbey (public health scientist) and Cory Anotado (unqualified game show champion) become experts in a new topic and share with each other a summary book report on the topic. From the Andes Mountains to Yahtzee and everything in between, it’s time to Teach Me Something Good.

Teach These Devils is a podcast about everything and nothing. Hosted by Cleveland Humorist James Earl Brassfield. Each week JEB and a rotating cast of Ed McMahon’s. Which includes his comedy compatriots Wilson Rivera, Ryne Dipernia and Adam Janovyak gather to chop up the latest inside jokes and outrageous follies of mankind... Also womankind and humanity overall really. Then they go and break bread.

Comedian Art Cai (@fartcai) has been an uncultured swine for too long. So he and another comedian friend Fernando Ruiz (@oakcliffdaddy) and Toren deRosa (@torenderosa) set out to learn anything and everything they can-- by talking to the people. From hobbies to personal experiences and everything in between (e.g. ghost hunting, foreskin restoration, becoming a monk), they stuff their hungry gobs with all of it on TEACH ME GOOD (@teachmegoodpodcast).

Teach Me Sweden is a Swedish History podcast by comedians Jonathan Rollins (US) and Erik Broström (SE). Each week one of them reads a true story from Swedish History to the other one who likely knows nothing about it. Laugh along while you (and they) learn about traffic changes, executioners, crime stories, human gifts to royalty, women breaking barriers, pirates and more. This is Swedish History like you've never experienced it before. Subscribe and enjoy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When two thirty-something Houston teachers realize the commonalities and humor of the dating lives that surround them, all they can say is “Class is in session…”

The PNUK's Don't Teach The Fish Podcast

Host of Inside Stuff on NBA TV and formerly the host of "The Morning Show" on 92.9 FM in Atlanta and formerly Miss Capital City USA, Kristen Ledlow, knows sports. Between being a Field Reporter for Fox Sports and working for Scout.com covering SEC and ACC football and basketball, Kristen has been in love with sports all her life. Topher on the other hand is a comedian and writer in Los Angeles. He performs long-form improv and stand up nightly at various bars, clubs, and theaters. The most he knows about sports are the basics. Whether you know nothing about sports or everything, this is the ...

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Quotes from the Buddha are everywhere: on Facebook, Instagram, coffee mugs, posters. There's only one problem: the Buddha didn't actually say most of them. This humorous and informative book takes these fake Buddha quotes as a launching point for a discussion on what the Buddha really did say and is a great entry point for those interested in learning more about Buddhism - what it is and what it isn't.

Pitch, Sketch, Launch extracts the techniques used to create today’s most beloved comedy shows and applies them to revitalizing software development. It shines a spotlight on the sketch comedy world’s ethos of feedback-driven product deliveries and its playful search for original solutions. Insightful interviews, best practices, and case studies demonstrate how creating comedy applies to designing top-tier software.

It takes a starship to raise a child. Or a time machine. Or a tribe of elves. Fortunately, Geek Parenting offers all that and more, with thoughtful mini essays that reveal profound child-rearing advice (and mistakes) from the most beloved tales of geek culture. Nerds and norms alike can take counsel from some of the most iconic parent-child pairings found in pop culture: Aunt May and Peter Parker, Benjamin and Jake Sisko, Elrond and Arwen, even Cersei and Joffrey.

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