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One British Man is an English language podcast created by Lee Passmore, a father, a singer-songwriter and a native English tutor from Devon, England. It's a lighthearted comedy podcast aimed at intermediate/advanced English learners and anyone with an interest in British English. Lee focuses on everyday English conversation, providing easy-listening episodes which are split into two parts; topic discussions and language learning. If you are looking for a fun and natural way to learn vocabulary, idioms, expressions, slang and dialects then Bob's your uncle!

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It was one of the most stressful car journeys of my life, and it was all avoidable - if only I'd checked the travel documents. Lesson Learned.Today's English Words:stunning (adj)cheesy (adj)to dump (verb)hysterical (adj)put on a brave face (idiom)suck it in (expression)with one's tail between one's legs (idiom)SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCASTEnglish Every Day is subscriber only content. You'll get short episodes every week day which will help you build some consistency to your learning. It's al...
Some events are hard to forget. Here's a short story of how I battled against a raging ocean, and thankfully lived to tell the tale. An exciting surf trip which almost ended in disaster.Today's English Words:stone's throw (idiom)I'll give you that (expression)hit and miss (idiom)not for the faint-hearted (expression)tuck away (phrasal verb)crammed (adjective)to bob (verb)hard-going (adjective)cling on (phrasal verb)For all your English needs visit onebritishman.comPRIVATE ONLINE ENGLISH LESSO...
We all tell a little white lie every now and then - let's discuss why and how to tell these harmless fibs, and whether it's sometimes best to tell the truth. In part two, we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversation.Today's English Words:jump down one's throat (idiom)own up (phrasal verb)clip round the ear (expression)to be rumbled (verb)to scoff (verb)hench (adjective)all kinds of shenanigans (expression)For all yo...
We need to start talking about death. It's a subject and a phase that is often avoided in conversation, but it's one that is every bit as important as life itself - it gives life its value. In this episode, we'll discuss the the options available during childbirth and the end of life process which could help us approach these events with a more openminded, conscious and colourful mindset...and we'll learn some new English words on the way.In part two we talk about the language used in t...
The value and importance of multiculturalism, inclusion and support networks is something that should be considered in every activity. How you choose to integrate these things into your community is a personal preference. I chose football management and a team called FC Kuffen in a beautiful country called Finland.Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)Part 2 - Learn English (11:00)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English...
Everyone loves Christmas don't they? Let's look at the most popular seasonal holiday from a different perspective and discuss consumerism, Christmas villains and those people who may not be having such a good time underneath the bright lights, fake smiles and festive cheers.Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)Part 2 - Learn English (14:10)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversation.Today's words:grump (noun)m...
The World Cup has stirred up a lot of controversial discussions, from breaching human rights to discrimination of the LGBQ community, and Fifa corruption. We're not talking about any of this...this is simply about football, the game we love.Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)Part 2 - Learn English (19:15)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversation.Today's words:Hype up (phrasal verb)Niggle (noun) Deliv...
An innocent child or a criminal mastermind? Learning the rights and wrongs of society's rules can be difficult for adults, but children, they have to learn the hard way.Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)Part 2 - Learn English (9:20)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversation.Today's words:To roam (verb)Fringe (noun)To Flop (verb) / Flop (noun)Grub (slang)Gobble down/up (phrasal verb)Sure enough (expre...
Our Queen has fallen, it's the end of an era, and change is upon us. How does the death of Queen Elizabeth affect the general public? What's next for Great Britain? Also, you'll hear from my good friend Julie and how she feels about this historic event.Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)Part 2 - Learn English (12:00)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversation.Today's words:Glum (adjective)In the ...
Dealing with big life changes can be difficult, but change will come – it always does. Does our natural world, the environment and our surroundings impact how well we are able to cope with such transitions? If in doubt, just blame climate change for all your problems!Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)Part 2 - Learn English (12:30)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversation. Today's words:Rear one's head (ex...
Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at The Oscars. Does anyone really care? What is this fake, meaningless celebrity world and does this latest drama prove that it's just too much for people to handle?Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)Part 2 - Learn English (11:15)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversation. Today's words:Creme de la creme (noun)Prestigious (adjective)To hog (verb)Jump on the bandwagon (idiom)But...
My daughter hissed like a snake. Any parent will tell you that 2 year olds can be challenging, but sometimes I like to step back and observe their rather interesting behaviour. Let me share a little moment from my personal life, whilst providing some new English vocabulary.Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)Part 2 - Learn English (7:10)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversationENGLISH LEARNERS! You can...
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Housesitting and petsitting is a global movement which allows people to learn new skills, meet new people (and animals), and travel for free. My mother, Ann, shares her experiences and explains just how fantastic it can be with the right level of trust, honesty, care and commitment.Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)Part 2 - Learn English (32:30)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversation;Kibble (noun)- Dry ...
When someone tells you they are home-educating the kids, what is your first question? Nine times out of ten, I get asked about socialisation. It's time to debunk the misconceptions and set the record straight.Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)Part 2 - Learn English (04:55)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversation;Undertone (noun)- An unspoken but implied meaning or emotion"She didn't say she was angry but...
Episode 11 :Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)Is there such a thing as a selfless good deed? Can people give to others without making themselves feel good? Is it ok if you gain something at the same time as giving to others?Part 2 - Learn English (13:15)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversation;Mind your own business (phrase)- Give me some privacy and stop interferingSo-called (adjective)- when the ...
Episode 10 :Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)Football is my life but this episode is for everyone! It's about rivalry, cultures and informal language used when speaking English . Meet Jack, the Welshman with a Manchester accent!Part 2 - Learn English (23:15)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversation;Underdog (noun)- the side that is heavily expected to lose (usually in sport competitions)"Wales are ...
Episode 9 :Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)My kids are always laughing about anything related to toilets and I felt left out. I'm an adult and I'm not allowed to laugh at such things. Well, I decided to break that taboo and drag my cousin Connor into the childishness!Part 2 - Learn English (17:40)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversation;Shut off (phrasal verb)- to avoid seeing people or having co...
Episode 8 :Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)Does everyone have 'Jeff' in their life? That person who interferes with everyone's business and is usually way too enthusiastic about community service. Here are three little stories about my encounters with the infamous 'Jeff'Part 2 - Learn English (16:05)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversation;Lavish (adjective)- sumptuously rich, elaborate, lu...
Episode 7 :Part 1 - The Discussion (0:00)The term 'home education' has been misconceived in recent times. It's been used to describe education during the Covid19 Pandemic but for many people, it means so much more. In this episode, I'll discuss the differences between choosing and being forced to 'home educate'.Part 2 - Learn English (15:25)In part two we talk about the language used in the episode and learn how to apply the following words to everyday English conversation;Chilly (adjec...
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Mitra Danesh

Thank you for explanation at the end of each episode , it is very useful πŸ˜‡πŸ™

Jan 22nd
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Mahyar

Hi. Thanks for this amazing podcast you're sharing with us. You mentioned a group's link on Telegram. I hope you write it down for me.

Oct 7th
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Elham

Loved this podcast. Perfect as allways πŸ‘πŸ»

Apr 30th
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Wrya Abdullah

It was amazing

Apr 29th
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Wrya Abdullah

Wonderful podcast, thank you

Apr 29th
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mohamed alhashmi

Interesting and informative ..I really liked the episod.. Mohamed from Muscat Oman .

Jul 5th
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