This episode is about “Food”, the necessary vocabularies related to food and drink and the meals we have during the day. It also includes a sample conversation at a restaurant.
This episode is based on Mr. Keuner, a fictional character made by Bertolt Brecht. He is just an ordinary man who is always thinking and trying to figure out what is the right thing to do. It is followed by a narration of a story called If Sharks Were Men by Bertolt Brecht.
In this episode of the Neek podcast, Milad explores the transformative power of meditation, highlighting its role as a mental exercise that fosters focus, calmness, and awareness. He discusses meditation's ability to reduce stress, improve concentration, and enhance emotional stability, emphasizing its simplicity and accessibility as a tool for finding inner peace and connection in our fast-paced world.
In this episode of the Neek podcast, Milad delves into the intricate concept of self-love, describing it as the foundation of our lives and a testament to our intrinsic worthiness. He emphasizes that self-love transcends vanity or selfishness, focusing instead on self-awareness as a crucial tool for navigating life's challenges, embracing vulnerabilities, and fostering growth towards a more compassionate and forgiving relationship with oneself.
In this episode of the Neek podcast, Milad discusses the fascinating evolution of paint, from ancient natural mixtures to modern synthetic and smart paints, highlighting its versatility, impact on art and daily life, and the importance of eco-friendly options in today's world.
This episode delves into the concept of propaganda and its impact on human perception. It explores how propaganda manipulates emotions and biases to dehumanize others, leading to discrimination and violence, and emphasizes the importance of education, critical thinking, and empathy to counteract these effects.
This episode questions whether we should stand by our words till the end or not. It furthers expands on an anecdote “The Forbidden Fruit” from which it draws the conclusion that we exist because of breaking promises!
This episode is based on the beautiful story of “The emperor's new clothes” by Hans Christian Anderson. It further discusses and questions how respecting opinions is necessary or highly depends on situations.
This episode is an interesting discussion about how people can believe what they do or don’t deserve and delves deep into how our beliefs shape our mind and life. It is followed by a beautiful narration of a story by Aziz Nessin the reputable Turkish author.
This episode is about “Daily Routine”, what we usually do from morning to night in a typical day, and also what we usually do in the evening. It has sample conversations and it perfectly fits the grammar of “Simple Present tense”.
This episode is about “Family”, the words you need to use, their meanings, how to introduce your family and how to describe each family member with personality adjectives.
This episode is about how to meet and greet with people in different times of the days, in different situations. Also you can learn how to introduce yourself and have a simple conversation with someone you know and also with someone you don’t know.
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