SLOW ENGLISH PODCAST. YOUR ENGLISH TOOLBOX

Disclaimer: This podcast is narrated using advanced AI voice technology (powered by ElevenLabs) to ensure consistent clarity, natural pacing, and an easy-to-follow listening experience — especially helpful for language learners.All scripts are written and carefully edited by real humans, combining expert content creation with voice technology to bring you the best of both worlds:✅ Human intelligence and creativity✅ AI precision and clarity💬 Interested in Transcriptions and Extra Materials?Are you enjoying this episode and want to keep learning with more tools?We’re building a Patreon platform where you’ll find lots of extra materials to help you improve faster — all at very affordable levels.Starting from just $1 per month, you can access complete transcriptions of every episode.For $3 per month, you’ll also get vocabulary references, practice exercises, and additional audios to expand your learning experience.If this sounds interesting, please let us know in the comments section — your feedback will help us shape the perfect learning space for you!🪶 Episode SummaryWelcome to Childhood Memories: The Stutter — a special autobiographical episode of Your English Toolbox.In this cinematic story, Martin takes us back to his childhood in a small coastal town in southern England — a world of seagulls, laughter, and the sound of his mother’s kettle whistling in the kitchen.He shares tender memories of his family, his struggle with a childhood stutter, and the extraordinary role that music — and one very special aunt — played in helping him find his voice.Through stories of rhythm, patience, and love, Martin reminds us that language is more than grammar; it’s connection.This episode closes with a moving original song, “Your Voice Will Come”, written by Aunt Nora — a message of faith for every child (and every learner) who is still trying to find their voice.🎧 Why this episode helps English learnersListening to Childhood Memories: The Stutter is not only an emotional experience — it’s also a powerful way to improve your English naturally.Because the story is delivered in slow, clear English, you can focus on rhythm, pronunciation, and sentence flow without feeling lost or rushed.The vocabulary is rich but accessible, filled with words for feelings, family, childhood, and self-expression, while the grammar highlights past tenses, descriptive language, and storytelling structures — exactly what intermediate learners need to grow confident.Most importantly, when you connect emotionally with a story, your brain remembers words longer and understands them more deeply.Emotional storytelling activates both memory and empathy, helping you not only learn English, but feel it.This is what makes Slow English Listening so effective: it transforms language learning from study into experienceYour English Toolbox, Slow English Podcast, Martin Childhood Memories, emotional storytelling, English listening practice, English for learners, motivation, stutter recovery, language learning, family stories, English storytelling podcast💬 We’d love to hear from you!If you enjoyed this episode, leave a comment, share your thoughts, or tell us how you’re using these tips to improve your English. Your feedback helps us grow and create even better content for you.⚠️ DisclaimerThis podcast uses AI-generated narration (powered by ElevenLabs) for clear and consistent audio delivery. All content is carefully written, edited, and reviewed by human creators to ensure accuracy, educational value, and a natural learning experience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🎙️ DisclaimerThis podcast is narrated using advanced AI voice technology (powered by ElevenLabs) to ensure consistent clarity, natural pacing, and an easy-to-follow listening experience — especially helpful for language learners.All scripts are written and carefully edited by real humans, combining expert content creation with voice technology to bring you the best of both worlds:✅ Human intelligence and creativity✅ AI precision and clarityWe use slow, natural pronunciation and carefully chosen vocabulary to support learners at every level.🎥 Prefer to follow along with subtitles and visuals?Watch this full episode on YouTube → https://youtu.be/BfpAenGzE-o👉 Studies show that slow listening combined with on-screen subtitles dramatically improves comprehension, vocabulary retention, and pronunciation.🎯 It’s the fastest way to train your ear and finally understand real English — don’t miss the visual version!🧠 Episode SummaryWelcome to a new episode of the Slow English Podcast, your space to learn English in a calm, confident, and meaningful way.In this session, Martin and Julia explore how the way you talk to yourself shapes your confidence, motivation, and ability to learn languages.Based on How to Talk to Yourself by Roe Mitchell, this episode reveals how self-talk can either build or destroy your inner confidence — and shows how to transform that critical voice into your biggest ally.You’ll learn to:Recognize negative thought patternsReframe them using the power of yetBuild affirmations that truly feel realUse breathing and mindfulness to calm your mindCreate your own supportive inner coachPractice gratitude and forgiveness to stay resilientThis episode is not just about learning English.It’s about learning to speak kindly to yourself — in any language.🕒 Chapters0:00 – Intro & Why Self-Talk Matters2:10 – About the Book How to Talk to Yourself4:30 – How Your Thoughts Shape Your Life7:00 – Awareness: Notice Your Inner Voice10:20 – Reframing and the Power of “Yet”13:00 – Affirmations that Actually Work16:00 – Mindfulness, Breathing & Calm Thinking19:00 – Building Your Inner Coach22:00 – Environment and Relationships25:00 – Resilience, Forgiveness & Progress29:30 – Gratitude and Positive Focus32:00 – Identity and Long-Term Change35:00 – Final Takeaways & Reflection🔑 Keywordsslow english podcast, english listening practice, english comprehension, your english toolbox, english shadowing, self talk, how to talk to yourself, learn english, positive mindset, mindfulness, affirmations, english fluency, emotional intelligence, english motivation, english vocabulary, english pronunciation, english learning podcast, english confidence, slow listening, english conversation practice, mental health, self compassion, english for beginners, english for intermediate learners🏷️ Hashtags#SlowEnglishPodcast #YourEnglishToolbox #EnglishListening #SelfTalk #Mindfulness #LearnEnglish #PositiveMindset #EnglishMotivation💬 We’d love to hear from you!If you enjoyed this episode, leave a comment, share your thoughts, or tell us how you’re using these tips to improve your English. Your feedback helps us grow and create even better content for you.⚠️ DisclaimerThis podcast uses AI-generated narration (powered by ElevenLabs) for clear and consistent audio delivery. All content is carefully written, edited, and reviewed by human creators to ensure accuracy, educational value, and a natural learning experience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🎧 DISCLAIMERThis podcast is narrated using advanced AI voice technology (powered by ElevenLabs) to ensure consistent clarity, natural pacing, and an easy-to-follow listening experience — especially helpful for language learners.All scripts are written and carefully edited by real humans, combining expert content creation with voice technology to bring you the best of both worlds:✅ Human intelligence and creativity✅ AI precision and clarityWe use slow, natural pronunciation and carefully chosen vocabulary to support learners at every level.🎥 Prefer to follow along with subtitles and visuals?Watch this full episode on YouTube →https://youtu.be/HAL8T8l7aTE?si=yPACMGxXbLbPfNRo👉 Studies show that slow listening combined with on-screen subtitles dramatically improves comprehension, vocabulary retention, and pronunciation.🎯 It’s the fastest way to train your ear and finally understand real English — don’t miss the visual version!🎤 EPISODE DESCRIPTIONWhat does a music star’s day really look like behind the scenes?In this episode, you’ll follow the daily routine of a famous musician — from early morning rehearsals to late-night recording sessions — and discover how discipline, creativity, and passion come together in their life.This is a perfect episode for English learners who want to:Expand vocabulary related to daily activities and musicImprove listening comprehension in a calm, slow formatLearn natural expressions and idioms used in creative professionsRelax while practicing real English rhythm and intonationBy the end, you’ll not only understand how a music star spends the day — you’ll also pick up expressions you can use in your own daily routine.🎶 Slow English Podcast — Learn naturally, one word at a time. Slow English Podcast, English Listening Practice, Daily Routine English, English Vocabulary, Music Star English, English Conversation, Learn English, English Audio Lessons, ESL Podcast, Slow English Audio, English Idioms, Language Learning, Easy English Listening, English for Beginners, English for Intermediate Learners, Your English Toolbox💬 We’d love to hear from you!If you enjoyed this episode, leave a comment, share your thoughts, or tell us how you’re using these tips to improve your English. Your feedback helps us grow and create even better content for you.⚠️ DisclaimerThis podcast uses AI-generated narration (powered by ElevenLabs) for clear and consistent audio delivery. All content is carefully written, edited, and reviewed by human creators to ensure accuracy, educational value, and a natural learning experience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🎧 DISCLAIMERThis podcast is narrated using advanced AI voice technology (powered by ElevenLabs) to ensure consistent clarity, natural pacing, and an easy-to-follow listening experience — especially helpful for language learners.All scripts are written and carefully edited by real humans, combining expert content creation with voice technology to bring you the best of both worlds:✅ Human intelligence and creativity✅ AI precision and clarityWe use slow, natural pronunciation and carefully chosen vocabulary to support learners at every level.🎥 Prefer to follow along with subtitles and visuals?Watch this full episode on YouTube → https://youtu.be/j3usOIrxWks?si=9EM6GwjKK7fi1sEJ👉 Studies show that slow listening combined with on-screen subtitles dramatically improves comprehension, vocabulary retention, and pronunciation.🎯 It’s the fastest way to train your ear and finally understand real English — don’t miss the visual version!🎧 EPISODE: Shadowing Morning Routines Welcome to a new Slow English Podcast episode — designed to help you practice English in a calm, mindful, and deeply effective way.In this guided shadowing session, Peter leads you through the English of your morning — from waking up to breakfast, from quiet reflection to stepping outside — transforming simple daily actions into natural, fluent language.This is not fast English or textbook learning — it’s slow, conscious listening.You’ll repeat real-life sentences, train your pronunciation through rhythm and melody, and build confidence one calm sound at a time.🌿 Why this episode matters:You’ll learn how to connect English with your real life — not through pressure, but through presence.Peter’s calm, slow voice creates a relaxed space for practice, helping you notice every sound and pattern in English.It’s a full mindfulness-based fluency exercise that trains both your ear and your speaking.🎁 Extra Learning Materials (available in the YouTube description)To make your practice even more effective, you’ll find free materials linked in the video description:📘 The full transcript of this episode🗒️ A complete list of shadowing sentences💯 100 extra sentences + MP3 audio for additional shadowing practice⚡ Fast English challenge versions for advanced listening and pronunciation🎧 Listen to the full episode here, then visit the YouTube version for the complete interactive experience with subtitles, materials, and real-time shadowing support.🗣️ Practice English the Slow Way — clearly, calmly, and confidently.Subscribe and keep training your ear, your voice, and your confidence, one episode at a time.#SlowEnglishPodcast #ShadowingPractice #MorningRoutine #LearnEnglish #EnglishListeningPractice #EnglishPodcast💬 We’d love to hear from you!If you enjoyed this episode, leave a comment, share your thoughts, or tell us how you’re using these tips to improve your English. Your feedback helps us grow and create even better content for you.⚠️ DisclaimerThis podcast uses AI-generated narration (powered by ElevenLabs) for clear and consistent audio delivery. All content is carefully written, edited, and reviewed by human creators to ensure accuracy, educational value, and a natural learning experience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🎧 DISCLAIMERThis podcast is narrated using advanced AI voice technology (powered by ElevenLabs) to ensure consistent clarity, natural pacing, and an easy-to-follow listening experience — especially helpful for language learners.All scripts are written and carefully edited by real humans, combining expert content creation with voice technology to bring you the best of both worlds:✅ Human intelligence and creativity✅ AI precision and clarityWe use slow, natural pronunciation and carefully chosen vocabulary to support learners at every level.🎥 Prefer to follow along with subtitles and visuals?Watch this full episode on YouTube → https://youtu.be/01GWOTAhmd8?si=eSkEAj7a39j7MwVy👉 Studies show that slow listening combined with on-screen subtitles dramatically improves comprehension, vocabulary retention, and pronunciation.🎯 It’s the fastest way to train your ear and finally understand real English — don’t miss the visual version!👮‍♂️ Episode SummaryToday we explore the daily routine of a city policeman, following a real-life guest, Tom, from the first alarm of the morning to the moment he winds down at night. Along the way, you’ll learn useful English phrases like “hit the ground running,” “get your marching orders,” “stay sharp,” and more!🎙️ This episode is perfect for learners who want to:Master work-related vocabulary and idiomsImprove listening through real, everyday EnglishUnderstand routines, stress management, and structureBuild fluency with natural, slow-paced conversations💬 Plus, our Language Lab at the end breaks down 5 powerful phrases and gives you a bonus grammar tip you can use today💬 We’d love to hear from you!If you enjoyed this episode, leave a comment, share your thoughts, or tell us how you’re using these tips to improve your English. Your feedback helps us grow and create even better content for you.⚠️ DisclaimerThis podcast uses AI-generated narration (powered by ElevenLabs) for clear and consistent audio delivery. All content is carefully written, edited, and reviewed by human creators to ensure accuracy, educational value, and a natural learning experience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast is narrated using advanced AI voice technology (powered by ElevenLabs) to ensure consistent clarity, natural pacing, and an easy-to-follow listening experience — especially helpful for language learners.All scripts are written and carefully edited by real humans, combining expert content creation with voice technology to bring you the best of both worlds:✅ Human intelligence and creativity✅ AI precision and clarityWe use slow, natural pronunciation and carefully chosen vocabulary to support learners at every level.🎥 Prefer to follow along with subtitles and visuals?Watch this full episode on YouTube → https://youtu.be/4X6ayibGRXE👉 Studies show that slow listening combined with on-screen subtitles dramatically improves comprehension, vocabulary retention, and pronunciation.🎯 It’s the fastest way to train your ear and finally understand real English — don’t miss the visual version!In this episode of Slow English Podcast, Martin and Julia dive into one of the most practical and inspiring books for English learners: How to Get Really Good at English.Forget grammar drills and boring vocabulary lists. Discover how to build fluency through what you love — TV shows, books, music — and use spaced repetition tools like Anki to lock in new vocabulary. You’ll also learn the power of phonetic awareness, the 20-minute immersion method, and how to use bilingual reading to speed up your journey.This episode is packed with actionable strategies:Why real English matters more than textbook EnglishHow to make consistent learning a habit, not a burdenWhen and how to use Anki (and when to stop)How to supercharge vocabulary recall with contextThe mindset shift every learner needs for long-term success🎧 Whether you're just starting or feeling stuck, this guide will help you build confidence, clarity, and joy in your English journey.📌 Listen slowly. Learn deeply. Speak confidently.💬 We’d love to hear from you!If you enjoyed this episode, leave a comment, share your thoughts, or tell us how you’re using these tips to improve your English. Your feedback helps us grow and create even better content for you.⚠️ DisclaimerThis podcast uses AI-generated narration (powered by ElevenLabs) for clear and consistent audio delivery. All content is carefully written, edited, and reviewed by human creators to ensure accuracy, educational value, and a natural learning experience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast is narrated using advanced AI voice technology (powered by ElevenLabs) to ensure consistent clarity, natural pacing, and an easy-to-follow listening experience — especially helpful for language learners.All scripts are written and carefully edited by real humans, combining expert content creation with voice technology to bring you the best of both worlds:✅ Human intelligence and creativity✅ AI precision and clarityWe use slow, natural pronunciation and carefully chosen vocabulary to support learners at every level.Welcome back to the Slow English Podcast, where we train your ears step by step. In today’s episode, you’ll follow the daily life of a university student — from the moment she wakes up to lights out at night.Through her story, you’ll learn the most common, useful, and natural English expressions used in real life. From morning routines and campus life to conversations with classmates and preparing for bed, this episode gives you the vocabulary, rhythm, and structure to speak English confidently in everyday situations.You’ll hear:Natural expressions like “hit snooze,” “grab a bite,” “pull an all-nighter”How native speakers structure their daily talkEasy-to-follow pronunciation and rhythm patternsMartin’s practical fluency tips and Julia’s clear explanationsBonus vocabulary breakdown at the end!🎯 Perfect for beginner to intermediate learners looking to build a strong, useful phrase bank.📌 Listen slowly. Learn deeply. Speak confidently.🎥 Prefer to watch it with visuals and subtitles?Watch the full video on YouTube → https://youtu.be/Q1bDkgq_fMM?si=ezBgeWxn9bh8EqcE💬 We’d love to hear from you!If you enjoyed this episode, leave a comment, share your thoughts, or tell us how you’re using these tips to improve your English. Your feedback helps us grow and create even better content for you.⚠️ DisclaimerThis podcast uses AI-generated narration (powered by ElevenLabs) for clear and consistent audio delivery. All content is carefully written, edited, and reviewed by human creators to ensure accuracy, educational value, and a natural learning experience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast is narrated using advanced AI voice technology (powered by ElevenLabs) to ensure consistent clarity, natural pacing, and an easy-to-follow listening experience — especially helpful for language learners.All scripts are written and carefully edited by real humans, combining expert content creation with voice technology to bring you the best of both worlds:✅ Human intelligence and creativity✅ AI precision and clarityWe use slow, natural pronunciation and carefully chosen vocabulary to support learners at every level.Welcome to part two of our Fast English mini-series here on the Slow English Podcast. Today, we shift from theory to practice. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by native speech — this episode gives you the tools to train your ears and your brain to finally catch what’s being said.We introduce three powerful methods:🎧 Shadowing – repeat as you hear, building rhythm and fluency🔁 Echo Listening – wait, then repeat, like an echo, to sharpen memory🔬 Micro-Listening – slow down and zoom in on small chunks to hear glides, reductions, and contractionsYou’ll also hear:Real spoken examples using "gimme," "dunno," "wassup," and moreVoice acting drills to help you imitate tone and emotionA step-by-step walkthrough to create your own daily Fast English workout using any YouTube or podcast videoThis is a full practice session — not just explanation. Use it daily to improve your comprehension, fluency, and speaking confidence.🎯 Ideal for intermediate learners who want to sound more natural and understand native speakers better.📌 Listen slowly. Learn deeply. Speak confidently.🎥 Want to watch the full version with visuals and text on screen?Watch it on YouTube → https://youtu.be/AhBurnyvbiI💬 We’d love to hear from you!If you enjoyed this episode, leave a comment, share your thoughts, or tell us how you’re using these tips to improve your English. Your feedback helps us grow and create even better content for you.⚠️ DisclaimerThis podcast uses AI-generated narration (powered by ElevenLabs) for clear and consistent audio delivery. All content is carefully written, edited, and reviewed by human creators to ensure accuracy, educational value, and a natural learning experience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast is narrated using advanced AI voice technology (powered by ElevenLabs) to ensure consistent clarity, natural pacing, and an easy-to-follow listening experience — especially helpful for language learners.All scripts are written and carefully edited by real humans, combining expert content creation with voice technology to bring you the best of both worlds:✅ Human intelligence and creativity✅ AI precision and clarityWe use slow, natural pronunciation and carefully chosen vocabulary to support learners at every level.Welcome back to the Slow English Podcast, where we train your ears step by step. In this episode, we dive deep into one of the biggest challenges English learners face: fast English. Why does it sound like a blur? How do native speakers really talk? And most importantly — how can you learn to keep up?We break down the 5 hidden reasons fast English sounds fast: contractions, linking, reductions, stress, and slang. With real-life examples, pronunciation demos, and fun voice games, you’ll start hearing English in a new way — not word-by-word, but as connected speech and chunks.🎧 You’ll learn:What "d’you wanna" really means (and how to say it)How to recognize fast speech patterns like "gowan", "whaddaya", and "lemme"The power of chunking and glides for real-time understandingAccent training tips (UK, US, AUS) — and why patterns matter more than individual wordsMini-practices, quick quizzes, and repeat-after-me drillsThis episode is part 1 of a 3-part fast English mini-course.Next up: full listening workouts (shadowing, echo method, dictation).Get ready to train your ears, build your brain’s fluency engine, and feel more confident in every conversation.📌 Listen slowly. Learn deeply. Speak confidently.🎥 Prefer to watch this episode with visuals and subtitles?Watch on YouTube → https://youtu.be/7N7SiUxP-RE💬 We’d love to hear from you!If you enjoyed this episode, leave a comment, share your thoughts, or tell us how you’re using these tips to improve your English. Your feedback helps us grow and create even better content for you.⚠️ DisclaimerThis podcast uses AI-generated narration (powered by ElevenLabs) for clear and consistent audio delivery. All content is carefully written, edited, and reviewed by human creators to ensure accuracy, educational value, and a natural learning experience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast is narrated using advanced AI voice technology (powered by ElevenLabs) to ensure consistent clarity, natural pacing, and an easy-to-follow listening experience — especially helpful for language learners.All scripts are written and carefully edited by real humans, combining expert content creation with voice technology to bring you the best of both worlds:✅ Human intelligence and creativity✅ AI precision and clarityWe use slow, natural pronunciation and carefully chosen vocabulary to support learners at every level.Welcome to the very first episode of the Slow English Podcast, powered by Your English Toolbox — your new home for learning English naturally, one word at a time.In this episode, we explore a surprising truth: going slow is actually the fastest way to become fluent in English.We talk about the power of slow listening, how it helps your brain build stronger connections, and why it boosts your confidence, vocabulary, and pronunciation more effectively than rushing into fast conversations.You’ll hear real-life stories from language learners like you, practical examples from music, dance, and driving, and learn how to train your ear, not just your memory.🎯 Whether you're a beginner or intermediate learner, this episode will shift your mindset and set you up for success.🔑 Key expressions you'll learn:Dive into a topicDrowning in a sea of wordsBuild a solid foundationA sea of (something)📌 Listen slowly. Learn deeply. Speak confidently.🎥 Prefer to watch this episode?Watch the full video version on YouTube: https://youtu.be/aA4TquXR9gEThis podcast is narrated using advanced AI voice technology (powered by ElevenLabs) to ensure consistent clarity, natural pacing, and an easy-to-follow listening experience — especially helpful for language learners.All scripts are written and carefully edited by real humans, combining expert content creation with voice technology to bring you the best of both worlds:✅ Human intelligence and creativity✅ AI precision and clarityWe use slow, natural pronunciation and carefully chosen vocabulary to support learners at every level.💬 We’d love to hear from you!If you enjoyed this episode, leave a comment, share your thoughts, or tell us how you’re using these tips to improve your English. Your feedback helps us grow and create even better content for you.⚠️ DisclaimerThis podcast uses AI-generated narration (powered by ElevenLabs) for clear and consistent audio delivery. All content is carefully written, edited, and reviewed by human creators to ensure accuracy, educational value, and a natural learning experience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.