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This episode explores fitness for men over 40 – as it relates to strength training, cardiovascular training, cardiovascular health and fasting.
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With somewhat new sensibilities owing of course in part to – a sense of gratitude she feels for her recently completed MBA at the ESCP Business school – Marcia helps me today to portray for you, a more positive outlook on matters relating to sustainability. The things that are in fact within our reach – the VALUES that we as people are actively adopting now.
In this Episode we talk a little about the history of the sustainability movement, its incorporation into modern business models, newer concepts such as impact investing, as an ever more interesting emerging solution – that takes the environment, people, and communities into account. What does it really mean, to move capital, people, and knowledge to where the problems really are and what are the benefits being realized now? What are the opportunities that present themselves – today – as we approach the ultimate ideal of sustainable living?
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Join me – on a most unusually uplifting, journey of discipline, and self-healing. Series of short podcast episodes documenting [how it feels] to do a water-fast for 20 days (now 21) – no food at all, looking and feeling fantastic. We have been trained by many “interests” to associate eating, and “the feast” with care, love, good intentions and wellness – when to the contrary, it could be “the controlled fasted-state” that will set us free – from many ills.. Episodes will appear below on this page as they are published. You can also follow the show from anywhere, if you don’t want to miss it, and if you want more, sign-up now – for the Private Listeners’ Group.
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As we bid farewell to 2023 and welcome 2024, let’s embrace the changes and challenges. Remember, every end marks a new beginning. Let’s step into 2024 with hope, determination, and the willingness to grow.
Thank you for being part of this story this year and as we welcome the new year and embrace each new chapter with enthusiasm and curiosity – I eagerly anticipate hearing from you =) Until our next tale unfolds, keep dreaming, keep exploring, and keep weaving your own stories.
Happy New Year, and see you in 2024!
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Episode 88 was recorded in class and serves as a first training model to help the course participants to get a grasp of the basics, of what is involved in podcast production.
Episode 90 (CENSORED) is a direct follow-up to the previously published episode 88 – and is a compilation of three conversations and one monolog on early -childhood education. Topics include:
The overall project associated with this course focusses on values and attitudes – and promises to explore many media forms such as audio-podcasting, photography, videography, text and even print production and webpage-building to name a few.
The project aims to emphasise, through hands-on involvement and co-creation so to speak – how these media forms can be used to enrich our message – as it relates to early-childhood education, and education as a whole.
“Medienpädagogik” is a term that featured prominently during the course – and is itself a diverse topic. The aim of these projects however was to encourage hands-on involvement in the co-creation process. To gather first-hand experience in coordination, team-work and challenges involved, in the final production of a media product that effectively enriches and transports our message – as it relates to early-childhood education.
Those values and attitudes mentioned are as diverse as the contributors themselves – an attribute that that only serves to foster inclusiveness, relatability humanness of our discourse. Without further ado I’d like to express my gratitude to all the contributors – and cordially invite you to let yourself be inspired by the episodes.
Our esteemed first guest (episode 88) for this series of productions – is Ms Lilli Limonius, who qualifies her insight with a rich tapestry of stories and experiences that have helped to shape her career – and still drive her calling and professional practice as a teacher.
We go on to speak about some of the specific values and attitudes that help both teachers and students to succeed. And finish off our 45-50 minute show, with some questions from the course participants on:
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Impulse
Voice,
Hope in spite of it all,
Politics as an attempt to outsource accountability,
The satisfaction the calling.
The Owl and the Pussy-Cat – By Edward Lear
The Owl and the Pussy-cat went to sea
In a beautiful pea-green boat,
They took some honey, and plenty of money,
Wrapped up in a five-pound note.
The Owl looked up to the stars above,
And sang to a small guitar,
“O lovely Pussy! O Pussy, my love,
What a beautiful Pussy you are,
You are,
You are!
What a beautiful Pussy you are!”
Pussy said to the Owl, “You elegant fowl!
How charmingly sweet you sing!
O let us be married! too long we have tarried:
But what shall we do for a ring?”
They sailed away, for a year and a day,
To the land where the Bong-Tree grows
And there in a wood a Piggy-wig stood
With a ring at the end of his nose,
His nose,
His nose,
With a ring at the end of his nose.

“Dear Pig, are you willing to sell for one shilling
Your ring?” Said the Piggy, “I will.”
So they took it away, and were married next day
By the Turkey who lives on the hill.
They dined on mince, and slices of quince,
Which they ate with a runcible spoon;
And hand in hand, on the edge of the sand,
They danced by the light of the moon,
The moon,
The moon,
They danced by the light of the moon.
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Bonus episode for International Podcast Day.
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Ian Antonio Patterson again – coming to you for another extra ordinary episode. There are essentially three things that I want to say today – which include some important changes regarding how I do my shows also in response to the rise of Ai among other things, how you are invited to interact with the show, and last but by no means least an invitation to you to join me – on a most unusually uplifting, journey of discipline, and self-healing.
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If learning and creativity are both driven by curiosity, shouldn’t they complement each other, towards facilitating an ideal learning state, and how that can be achieved in a natural way?
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Julius Esser – Works – Special thanks for generously sharing your thoughts Julius.
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Today’s episode looks at some of the things that make the essential difference, as we approach achieving a well-grounded feeling of confidence, sovereignty, and fluency using a foreign language. The episode today, in and of itself will show you, one way that uniquely defines the authentic lived human experience, as opposed to the artificial one. From the point of view of a well-practiced Educator – we will be looking at some of the things that may in fact help to differentiate us as human beings, working living and thriving – also within an Ai driven paradigm – but no worries Ai is not what the episode is about it’s about you.
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Feelings feature prominently – again – not to be discounted because feelings form one aspect that will in fact help to differentiate us as human beings within what I call an Ai driven paradigm. I do hope you enjoy the episode, and if you like the somewhat more colourful, and even more inclusive flavour of “Life is Feeling – Counting the Ways” – do feel free to subscribe from anywhere.
As an added bonus for your troubles, there is a little JAMAICAN interpretation of this unusual twist just for you – right after the jingle.
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I put it to you personally – what image comes to mind when you hear words like diversity and inclusion? Did you realize that you can also quickly become a minority in many ways – one example is when you are the only one who speaks with a strange accent.
The English Coach Podcast is still about enriching the adult learning experience, in a fun and inclusive way – especially through featuring exemplary true to life conversations with real people and activities. Sometimes however the nature of the topics sidesteps the realm of adult education in the traditional sense, and for that reason I have also started “Life is Feeling – Counting the Ways” – that invites listeners to take a moment to be awake to the world, to explore diverse values attitudes and experiences, that help us to think more critically more inclusively – and to help us make better sense of life through different lenses.
I love Independent Podcasting – that’s why I have been doing it since 2019.
If you are living in a place that allows you the freedom to share your voice globally – use it wisely. And use the media (and access) at hand to UPLIFT others. As an English trainer and a self-styled pragmatic student of human behaviour and the world – I can tell you that the need to address “diversity” as a thing and “inclusion” stems from “isims” of all kinds, that we create to express status, and entitlement to privilege and resources over others. Bob Marley aptly called them “isim schisms”. There are many such words, some of which I have also been known to carry around… Not so much any more. Any word ending with the suffix “ism” speaks to a willingness to exclude and disregard an entire ‘other’ group. That’s not what I am about here there or anywhere. (Follow-up series on “isms” in sister show – Life is Feeling – Counting the Ways – Series here)
Naturally we are all free to decide for ourselves what we are against, as I am mostly against all “isms” – but one thing that I am for is “equality” as an ideal – without the need to talk about it too much – but by simply living a reality that I imagine – that is why I run my shows the way I do.
Guests featured on my shows are from – Jamaica, Germany, Sweden, Afghanistan, Netherlands, the Ukraine, UK, USA, Trinidad and Tobago, France, Russia, Canada, Ghana, India, the Philippines, Greece, North Korea, Guatemala, to name a few..
Professions featured, include Teachers, Coaches, Entrepreneurs of all flavour, Engineers, Medical Doctors, other Doctors, Students, Software developers, Musicians, Authors – the list goes on…
As you might have guessed – I am very proud of my shows, and I am happy to be able to share it with you. As usual, feel free to use the feedback channels that are available on both my show pages.
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If you like what you heard – the only thing I would ask you to do is to share it with a friend.
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How can your story stand out against that of the typical everyday influencer, and do you want that at all? What are the benefits and value of expressing your own voice humbly as it may – within a public forum? And who is this proverbial devilish child?
It’s a short one today but if you are interested – do stick around to find out… This episode today is only a small part of another ( Life is Feeling – Counting the Ways – Episode 8 ) and offers perspective on the notion of “influencer” vs. “inspirator” and what these terms mean to some people. It explores the act of pursuing self-improvement – through one particular creative endeavour – and sharing of these – generously in a non-pretentious and non-moralizing way.
“I love to be out in the world, over the years I’ve written 4 books about my experiences – one of them twice, first in German, then in English: “Begegnung mit dem Schamanen/ Encounter with the Shaman“, followed by “Sundance“; and “Nur Mut” ”- all of them first person accounts, and generally positive.” Angeliks Hansen – 26.11.2022
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In this episode we begin to explore love, through the lens of being seen, respected and in some contexts idolized. A perspective that posits the self as the source of pivotal reflection – acceptance of self, modesty, and articulating proportionate poise in the knowledge of, and gratitude for the perfect imperfection that defines us – in just as much as it defines others.
But how is satisfaction with oneself really perceived by others – and to what extent is it accepted or frowned on in private, professional, and socio-economic circles?
We discuss self-reflection, its impact on the expression of authority, and earning respect within this context through choosing, shaping, and conveying your own values with enough humility to accept critic. Fatherliness and its effect on the teaching practice is broached, together with its influence on how love plays out within a constellation of strict rules.
All from the wisdom of our own experiences, we look at recruiting help when needed, and moving towards find help or solutions together, even from a place of authority – which then prepares us for part two in this series of conversations – approaching the “Language of Power”.
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In today’s episode, I will take you on a learning journey. One which gives us privileged insight into the shared learning experience from three perspectives. Today’s episode 79 is mostly a celebration of the learning journey of real course participants – who were themselves generous, and brave enough to speak candidly on “The European Day of Languages 2022”….. This episode today shall also be punctuated with the learned insights of special guests:
Annika Kriegsheim, Klinische Psychologie, Pädagogische Leitung – (00:24:43) , (01:15:23) , (01:48:09).
and
Uwe Müller, Kfz Schlosser, Kfz Ingenieur, Pädagogik und Schulleitung – (01:05:16) , (01:30:12)
– qualified and experienced educators in fields of Clinical Psychology, Pedagogy, Mechanical Engineering and in as we say in German – Schulleitung und Pädagogische Leitung .. These intermittent insights weaved randomly into the fabric of this episode – were gathered in parts under separate cover and might themselves feature in full length – in later episodes.
Code-switching, between my native language English and my second language German – will feature prominently – so brace yourself. An authentic self-sponsored approach also means – finding peace with imperfection in parts – not all the recording circumstance were ideal – for that you can take comfort in the thought that what you are about to hear was neither scripted, censored nor in anyone’s special interest – staged for effect.
The English Coach Podcast – Living the Language is still not really about grammar puzzles and free lessons – but, is intended to inform educate and entertain – around the topic, and the way less abstract and more authentic – from the lived experience of people…
Amina Abderrahmane (00:00:03 & 05:41), Kristijan Ahmeti (00:13:44), Nithia Nanda Schnittka Payano (00:29:06), Jin Ui Kim (00:41:42), Ali Diab (00:51:18), Deniz Aydin (01:08:33), Leon Schwamberger (01:12:25), Mahmoud Moued (01:18:38), Jenny Richter (01:25:28), Mohammad Mohammadi, Zarah Mohammady (01:35:21), Ahmad Saloum (01:40:52).
Algeria, Dominican Republic, Serbia, North Korea, Syria, Turkey, Russia, Afghanistan, Germany Jamaica, Sweden.
I am still committed to doing proper justice to my guests, and to you. Everyone speaks from the wisdom of their own experience – for themselves, and we are – in true human fashion allowed to change our minds. My preferred approach here is to freely converse with ideas in a non-scripted way – and to present you with more meaningful long form content – that you can download for free – listen to, pause for reflection, and revisit – in your own sweet time.
The episode is presented to you in association with iAntonio.media – and from the official showpage at www.EnglishCoachPodcast.com – you can subscribe with your preferred podcast player, like comment, and share the episode as you wish. On the shownotes page for the episode 79 you can also find fuller credentials of the show guests, all associated links, exclusive videos photos, feedback channels and the like.

Mid September is relative, but I think that there is no better date to resume the show than this – the 26th of September 2022 – European Day of Languages.
The reason for this episode is twofold – it exists to reassure you my few but faithful listeners that as promised, the show running again, AND to announce that on account of the aforementioned developments – if you are a learner of English as a Second Language it will now be easier for you to realize significant improvements in your fluency and confidence with the language starting today.. As usual – no abstract Jack and Jill went up the hill stories and grammar puzzles – but real conversations with real people on real topics – and an opportunity to strategically, purposefully act – towards achieve the sovereignty – in this – perhaps a second language – that some of you are reaching for.
As usual the show is open to for everyone who likes it – many people are just nosey or just like the topics – you are interested in even more compelling topics – you are also free to check out the less conservative little sister of the English Coach Podcast – just check out www.LifeisFeeling.com.
So then – After a well-deserved break – and new wind in my sails so to speak – you might be asking yourselves how do I do this. How do I start today. How do I also get of these fresh powerful gusts of wind in my own sails… All you have to do is continue listening to the show, and as a first step – go ahead and sign up to get a little more – than what I usually give away to the public media channels – and simply sign up by visiting www.EnglishCoachPodcast.com – and join what I like to call the “Private Listeners’ Group” or if this what you are hearing right now is enough for you – simply subscribe in your favourite podcast player – Apple podcasts, Spotify, Google podcasts, Amazon, YouTube, Stitcher, wherever (see recommended apps or above) – The show is not hidden behind the gates of anyone’s walled garden – but open to everyone..
Interesting fact – while I am not a linguist – the word voice and the word vote – are in the German language one and the same – “Stimme”. The word “Stimmung” – also appears to be close – and can be translated to mean mood, sentiment, atmosphere, vibe, morale, tune, temperament, disposition, que, feel – among other things…
Podcasting is voice (and choice), not only mine but also yours. The free media – is a pillar of any functional democracy – to my mind especially independent media like this. Surely this line of thinking is perhaps vulnerable to spirited correction – but it is significant – on this day and I always encourage anyone – who finds themself in a privileged position, where they can feel free to express and share their voice in a meaningful way – to do so.
This is me a human being talking to you another human being – not some abstraction or ads machine spewing sweet nothings to influence and hijack your time and autonomy – your vote, your money and your “Stimmung” – leaving you feeling drained, inadequate, and disenfranchised…
The tradition of independent podcasting that I have chosen to follow together with my cat called Kitty for the last three years is an uplifting choice – that I have the liberty to offer to you. A complement to the rich tapestry of other languages, cultures and expressions being celebrated here today on European day of Languages.
Informal authentic – and inclusive, deliberately personal discourse – on a diversity of topics as they relate to the Adult Learning Experience.
This season promises to be absolutely fantastic!
And as I always say – with a small win, is always a good way to begin. Looking forward to hearing from you and – bye for now.
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Funk Soul Brother from Berlin, accomplished performing artist and father of one as far as I know – Abba Lang – talking about the joys of teaching and parallels with stage performance. Our conversations on the aforementioned topics is directly followed by a Freestyle improvisation recorded in studio. (Previous Publication | Abba Lang Works | on Instagram.)
The next interlude features Professor Doctor David Sarpong – articulates true to life instances of microstoria – and its relevance in our lives. David is a past study colleague of mine, and he was our featured guest in episode 65.
Director of Arts and Culture at the esteemed University of Technology Jamaica, and fellow podcaster Philip Clarke – then takes the stage. Philip was guest in Episodes 19, 50 and 52 – and I was guest on his podcast – that I would also invite you to check out for yourself at “Philip Clarke’s Lights Camera Real Life” – Episode 8 published on November 5th and available on Spotify – (Google)
Gary Lim featured in Episode 40, where he also spoke about the things that helped him as a learner of English as a second language.
Directly afterwards – Author, Musician, and esteemed guest more times over – Andy Beck – in his excerpt for this episode talks a little about Bob Marley, passivism, and inclusiveness – as well as his adult learning experience. Andy Beck was guest on episodes 39 and 32 and was the creator of the jingle (for the English Coach Podcast – Living the Language).
Software Developer and Entrepreneur from the Ukraine – Sasha Bondar – shares with us some secrets to surviving – working from home. Sasha was our guest for Episode 20. I think that it was in the autumn of 2019 when he said to me, that I should stop planning my podcast and just start it… and that in retrospect I would be glad I did, now here – today – true to his words I am indeed happy I did. Sasha’s interlude is significant for many reasons. As you all know by now this is an independent podcast, self-sponsored – which means I am not singing anyone’s song here but my own. I have been lucky enough to witness the rise of the internet, and remember the days when there was none. Media generally and especially independent media as an ideal – is a pillar of any modern democracy. Many things are illustrated in this interlude, and it still breaks my heart to see how many people who have access to it do not use it to share uplifting messages, but on the contrary – mostly rubbish.. I like a little pop too – but the privilege – to be able to put positive messages into the world is not one afforded to all – and I would implore anyone who has the means – to do the same, while being mindful of people in this modern world who cannot.
Following Sasha’s interlude, we have Leontes aka – Mr Henriquez from Episode 71, where he illustrates a method of measuring language learning progress – within a larger Dynamic System.
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Dance Performer: Lydia Grm
Dance Performer: Anna Elva
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“The English Coach Podcast – never intentionally takes a prescriptive, patronizing, or condescending stance to the adult learning experience, but is rather driven by inclusiveness – of people, approaches, personal experiences thoughts and ideas. This show episode is neither a formal lesson nor a substitute for such but aims to supplement the adult learning experience in a true-to-life way. The show is independent and self-sponsored – brought to you by me – a practicing language Trainer / Coach – and draws on a whole gamut of tools and tips in support of providing information, entertainment and what I like to call sustainable language acquisition in an authentic, relatable, and vastly collaborative – human way.“
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Featured Episode 26: English Coach Podcast – Living the Language – “Learning to Think in English – Tools that Work”
Featured Episode 8: Life is Feeling – Counting the Ways – “Love, Fear, Beauty, Voice, Intuition, Consent – and The Big Scary Animal – With Angelika Hansen”
Featured Episode 4: Life is Feeling – Counting the Ways – “Feminine Role in the Arts: Dominant Stereotypes, Sexism, Objectification, Guilt as a Weapon (1)”
Episode cover art: Nafir – borrowed from street Graffiti – Berlin
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“The English Coach Podcast – never intentionally takes a prescriptive, patronizing, or condescending stance to the adult learning experience, but is rather driven by inclusiveness – of people, approaches, personal experiences thoughts and ideas. This show episode is neither a formal lesson nor a substitute for such but aims to supplement the adult learning experience in a true-to-life way. The show is independent and self-sponsored – brought to you by me – a practicing language Trainer / Coach – and draws on a whole gamut of tools and tips in support of providing information, entertainment and what I like to call sustainable language acquisition in an authentic, relatable, and vastly collaborative – human way.“
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This episode explores our readiness to permanently relegate a learner’s status the title of a “failure” – within intercultural contexts.
Intercultural Consultant, Coach and Moderator: – Works: LinkedIn
In the role of “Transition facilitator” – she enables transitions between cultures, languages, life phases, and development stages in teams. “Als interkulturelle Beraterin, Coach und Moderatorin arbeite ich auf der Beziehungsebene: eine Dimension, die im Alltagsgeschäft oft implizit und unsichtbar bleibt, bis “der Schuh drückt”.”
Previously Featured in – past episode 33. past episode 63
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“The English Coach Podcast – never intentionally takes a prescriptive, patronizing, or condescending stance to the adult learning experience, but is rather driven by inclusiveness – of people, approaches, personal experiences thoughts and ideas. This show episode is neither a formal lesson nor a substitute for such but aims to supplement the adult learning experience in a true-to-life way. The show is independent and self-sponsored – brought to you by me – a practicing language Trainer / Coach – and draws on a whole gamut of tools and tips in support of providing information, entertainment and what I like to call sustainable language acquisition in an authentic, relatable, and vastly collaborative – human way.“
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Cross-promotional episodes invite fellow independent podcasters, trainers and / or content creators to better serve our audiences (those of the guests and the hosts) by sharing our stages – and offering more comprehensive – collective insights, informed by many years’ experience and diverse sources. The cross-promotion is an attempt by independent podcasters, trainers, creators to help each other. See other episodes in the cross-promotional series here.
Independent Podcaster, English Trainer and Musician – situated in France.
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www.EnglishCoachPodcast.com – This is where I attempt to add a splash of colour and life to your learning experience – by inviting you to live the language. The show is self-sponsored and independent and offers you immersion into the language – in a fun and interesting way.
I neither speak French, nor am I a musician – but for this publication of episode 73 – today – the 21st of June 2022 – I am taking the liberty to make this yet small incidental contribution to Féte de la musique in Berlin. This episode will be interesting for language trainers with a flair for the eccentric, for language learners who are looking to enrich their language learning experience in memorable ways, and anyone open to – and interested in deriving even more from musical expression in a meaningful way. This episode 73 is another in the cross-promotional series – and features our guest for today – a multi-faceted delightful personality of Caribbean descent, Language trainer extraordinaire and musical talent – joining us from France Ms Wanda Atkins.
Josephine Backer – Popular Image – Highest Honour
Black Music in Europe – BBC Documentary Series (promised to link – but BBC has newly restricted access) Ironically the name of the series is “Black Music in Europe: A Hidden History” – and now 21.06.2022 it is being hidden again.
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