Ecoutez: Recent Episodes

saritha Mahesh

The primary skill to language learning is listening. This podcast Ecoutez- stands for 'Listen'. You would be listening to the explanation of the poem A Roadside Stand by Robert Frost in the first episode. Let's learn to listen and listen to learn.

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A short story by O Henry

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Literature of the time

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A short voice note on Voices, Deception, Evasion, etc. in creative writing

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A short voice note on Online Journalism

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A short audio note on GIE from ELT

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This is a short story prescribed in the Elective Course: Women Studies

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Theatre for Communication - S5 BA Functional English

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From, Introducing Literature

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Module 2- Introducing Literature

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Listen to this short audio on Evolution of English Drama

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Listen to this short audio on O Chandumenon's Indulekha

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This audio note briefs the summary of Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice

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Let's take a look at Confessional Poetry, it's origin, practitioners and features.

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A short audio on GIE

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A short audio on IPR

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A short heartbreaking story of Velayi appan by O V Very jayan

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This story is prescribed under the course "Voices of Women"

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Please listen to the audio with the aid of the pdf document attached

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This is a topic under Contemporary Literary Theory, one of the core courses prescribed for Fifth Semester BA Functional English under the University of Calicut

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This audio will walk you through the definition, seminal works and authors and purpose of the study.

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Listen to learn

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Part 2

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Listen to the story of Mrs. Mallard

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Listen to what happened to Zlateh and Aaron in the end of the story

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Listen to Aaron's and Zlateh's journey

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Let's listen to this short audio

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This episode is on the poem A Roadside Stand by the New England poet and the nature's bard, Robert Frost