Radio ESOL

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In this episode, Vanessa talks through a Christmas cake recipe.

In this episode, Rina talks through a recipe for onion bhajis.

In this episode, Mark talks about the food he likes and doesn't like.

In this episode, Saleem talks about the food he enjoyed growing up and his love of Turkish food that he was introduced to as an adult.

In this episode, Diane talks us through a Yorkshire pudding recipe.

In this episode, Zina talks us through a Persian recipe.

In this episode, Julie talks about Japanese food and some of the Japanese dishes she enjoys eating.

In this episode, Eiman talks about traditional Sudanese food. She also talks about what food she likes and doesn't like. Eiman talks about asida , which is a traditional Sudanese porridge made from cooked wheat or sorghum flour. It is often sweetened with honey or dates and flavoured with spices. Eiman also mentions tagalia , which is popular in the western and central regions of the country....

In this episode, Aga talks about traditional Polish food. She also talks about what food she likes and doesn't like.

In this episode, Hamida Khoder, a Syrian writer and artist living in Leeds, talks about her involvement in A Tale of Two Cities , a short film based on a collaborative project between a female Syrian refugee group from the organisation 'Damasq' and Leeds Arts University. The premiere of the film is Friday 28th May 2023. Free tickets can be booked by following the link: https://www.eventbri...

In this episode, we hear two Entry 1 ESOL students, Alpha and Omama, talking about Ramadan and what it's like to fast in the UK.

In this episode, we hear two Entry 1 ESOL students asking and answering questions.

In this episode, we hear two Entry 1 ESOL students asking and answering questions.

In this episode, we hear two Entry 1 ESOL students asking and answering questions.

In this episode, we hear a group of Entry 1 ESOL students talking about shopping.

In this episode, we hear a group of Entry 1 ESOL students describing a friend.

In this episode, we hear a group of Entry 1 ESOL students describing a place.

In this episode, Maryam gives us some shopping tips. What can people do to save money?  Is it worth signing up for loyalty cards? 

In this episode, Maryam talks about skincare tips. Do people have to spend a lot of money on skincare?  Is the most expensive product the best?  What's the one skin product everyone should have?  What are the benefits of a good skincare routine?  Where can people find skincare recipes?

In this episode, Helen takes us on a 15 minute guided meditation.  Find a quiet space, listen and relax. 

In this episode, Helen explains what resilience is and talks through techniques we can use to help ourselves relax and feel less stressed. In a second recording, Helen takes us on a guided meditation.  What is resilience?  Why is it important?  When might we need to be resilient?  What can we do to help ourselves?  Why are we talking about resilience now? 

In this episode, Garry talks about his time as a student at Britain's first school for partially sighted children and how the development of technology changed things for him.  Photo: by Garry Cheesbrough [ Those Derby Days: A history of The Derby School for the Partially Sighted, Troubador Publishing Ltd, 2017 ]

In this episode, we hear three Entry 1 students talking. Meral, Rahel and Yuri introduce themselves and ask each other questions.