The Breakroom Podcast: Recent Episodes
The Academy of New York
An Academy of New York podcast featuring the best tips and practices that will help you deliver the best learning experience for your students as well as exclusive interviews with teachers from the school.
Hosted by Christopher Reyes
Welcome to the Breakroom Podcast! In this episode, Alicia from Brooklyn will discuss job interview tips with our guest Daneshia, Alicia, a seasoned educator and recruiter who has conducted countless interviews over the years.
With the job market becoming increasingly competitive, nailing the interview is more important than ever. In this episode, Alicia will share her insights on what employers are looking for, how to prepare for an interview, and what to do during and after the interview to ensure you stand out from the competition.
Alicia and Daneshai will also discuss common mistakes that candidates make during interviews and how to confidently answer tricky interview questions. Alicia will also share some of her favorite interview success stories and give advice on how to handle rejection and turn it into an opportunity for growth.
Whether you're a recent graduate, a seasoned professional, or somewhere in between, this episode is for you. So join us in The Breakroom for an engaging conversation that will help you ace your next job interview and take the next step in your career.
The Breakroom Podcast is a unique and engaging show hosted by our American teachers from very different backgrounds discussing about the different cultures that make them who they are. In this episode, the hosts Shirin & Adam dive into the fascinating topic of the cultural differences between Hawaii and California.
Shirin, originally from California but is representing Hawaii, shares her insights and experiences of growing up in the Aloha State. At the same time, Adam, who is also from California, brings his own perspective to the conversation. Together, they discuss the various customs, traditions, and social norms that make each of these places unique, and explore how these cultural differences affect the way people interact with one another.
Throughout the episode, listeners will learn about the significance of hula dancing in Hawaiian culture, the importance of the "aloha spirit," and how the concept of "island time" differs from the fast-paced lifestyle of California. The hosts also touch on topics such as food, language, and music and share personal stories highlighting each culture's beauty and richness.
With their easygoing banter and thoughtful insights, Shirin and Adam create a warm and welcoming atmosphere that invites listeners to join in on the conversation. Whether you are a resident of Hawaii, California, or somewhere in between, the Breakroom Podcast's exploration of cultural differences will leave you with a deeper appreciation for our diverse world.
American proverbs. Christopher provides historical and cultural context for each proverb and shares personal stories to illustrate their meaning. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in American culture and language.
In the latest episode of the Breakroom podcast, Jenny and Nandi dive into the exciting world of American theme parks. From Disneyland to Universal Studios, they explore the different parks located on both the West Coast and East Coast of the United States.
Not only will students learn about the various rides, attractions, and experiences offered at these parks, but they will also discover new vocabulary words focused on theme parks. Jenny and Nandi explain terms like "fast pass," "queue," and "themed lands," as well as providing helpful tips for navigating these popular destinations.
Whether you're a thrill-seeker or just looking for a fun day out, this episode of the Breakroom podcast is sure to entertain and educate. So sit back, relax, and get ready to experience the magic of American theme parks!
Welcome to the newest episode of The Breakroom podcast, where Desi explores the world of phrasal verbs. In this episode, Desi will focus on phrasal verbs that use the preposition "down."
From "calm down" to "get down," Desi will explore the various meanings and contexts in which these phrasal verbs are used. She'll provide clear explanations, examples, and tips on incorporating these phrasal verbs into your everyday conversations.
Whether you're a non-native English speaker looking to improve your language skills or a native speaker looking to expand your vocabulary, this episode is perfect for you.
Join Desi on this language-learning journey and learn how to use phrasal verbs with the preposition "down" like a pro.
So, grab your headphones and get ready to improve your English skills with The Breakroom Podcast!
"In the latest episode of the Breakroom Podcast, hosts Judy and Paul take you on a transatlantic journey as they compare and contrast movie-going experiences in Europe and America. From the latest blockbusters to classic films, they delve into movie idioms and explore the different genres. Join them as they share their passion for cinema and take you behind the scenes of the film industry in this lively and entertaining discussion. Don't miss the "Let's Go To The Movies" episode of the Breakroom Podcast!"
The Academy of New York had its first Live Session with Scott and Adam! This event was an entertaining and enlightening journey through the differences between American and British spelling, culture, and fun facts. Scott and Adam are two well-known experts in the field who will share their unique perspectives and in-depth knowledge with the audience.
During this engaging session, attendees had the opportunity to explore the fascinating intricacies of American and British spelling, including the reasons for their differences and their impact on communication. They will also delve into the cultural differences between the two countries, highlighting the unique traditions and customs that define each one.
So don't miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn from two of the most knowledgeable experts in the field. Whether you are a student, teacher, or simply curious about the differences between American and British culture, this session is sure to be engaging and informative for all audiences.
Hey! Do you know how many stars are on the American flag? What about the Capital - where is the Capital of the United States located? In the next episode of the Breakroom Podcast, I will test the knowledge of one of our teachers. Are You Really American? Listen to the Breakroom wherever you get your podcast.
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If you had 1 million dollars, what would you spend that money on? What would you do with your free time if you could quit your job? Grammar is a part of our daily lives, but instead of looking at worksheets all day, you can listen to the Breakroom podcast, where I discuss these questions with one of our teachers Make sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
Are you still 'learning the ropes' in your new corporate job? How are your colleagues - is it easy to 'break the ice' with them? Listen to the Breakroom Podcast, where I discuss Business Idioms and Expressions that will make you more comfortable around your English Native Speaking colleagues. Make sure to subscribe to the Breakroom wherever you get your podcast.
The Holiday season is here! Of course, there is Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, but did you know there are lesser-known holidays celebrated in America? For example, there is Area Code Day or even National Button Day! Join me on the Breakroom Podcast, where I discover some unique holiday's in America!
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We are testing a new concept! We would like to have a voice guiding you through every mini blog you read =)
I hope you enjoy!
Explore the 30th state of America, Wisconsin! Joshua and Scott talk about Wisconsin's different cuisines, beers, and linguistic history.
This podcast is for Upper-Intermediate to Advanced level English speakers.
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Let's go into the time machine and visit the History of English with Scott and Ahimsa!
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Have you ever wondered about Caribbean culture in America? Alicia Lewis is the best expert on this topic.
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In today's episode, Scott Bushey and Daneshia Bennett explore the 50th State of America - Alaska!
This podcast is for students who are Upper-Intermediate to Advanced level English speakers.
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It's a cruel summer out there! So why not try to find fun indoor activities in Warsaw that are fun and engaging? Pamela Rutecki displays her knowledge about the fun things to do in the area.
This podcast is for B2 - C2 Level students.
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In our new season of the Breakroom Podcast, Scott Bushey becomes the new host as he explores the many different regions of the United States with our co-host Desiree Scott!
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If you are a fan of the television series Breaking Bad, then get to know the 47th state of the United States of America. During the conversation, our host Judy will compare Food, Culture, Music, Expressions, and Convenient stores!
English Level for listeners: B2 - C1
Intro Music Credit: Official State Song of New Mexico (USA) - "O Fair New Mexico"
Outro Music Credit: Mosswood by Steven Adams
Producer & Editor: Christopher Reyes
This podcast is produced by Christopher Reyes and Distributed by The Academy of New York.
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In today's episode, Duane and Judy will discuss the differences between Cricket and Baseball, How American Baseball is received among Polish players as well as some pretty useful Baseball Idioms to use in your everyday language!
This podcast is for B2 - C1 level students
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Ever thought about how life would be if you lived in Hawaii? Well, you will get the full experience with Shirin Adams! On this episode with Judy, Shirin will discuss different expressions, idioms, and the culture overall.
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With our brand new host, Judy Martinez, the teachers will take a deep dive into the processes of getting into college as a foreigner.
This is a natural conversation between two native speakers. Recommended English Level: B2 - C2 Advanced.
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In today's episode, our teachers are discussing Participial Adjectives - Adjectives that describe the emotions you feel inside.
This podcast is made for students who are on an Intermediate to Advanced level of English. For more information about the podcast, please contact the Academy of New York!
Effectiveand efficient. These are two of the most confusing words in English and are often wrongly used by students. In our podcast, we focus on such commonly confused words in English to show students how they should be used.
For a transcript of the show, please send an email to chris@any.edu.pl
In today's episode, Chris and John discuss music and the emotions that come along with each music genre. Later in the episode, John talks about life in Poland and some cultural differences between the United States and Poland.
For a transcript of today's episode, please email me at chris@any.edu.pl for more information.
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Christopher Reyes (chris@any.edu.pl) or Dom Babraj (dom@any.edu.pl)