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eClass
by eClass
En eClass, trabajamos día a día para entregar soluciones flexibles e innovadoras a personas, empresas e instituciones que necesitan desarrollar su potencial a través de la educación y capacitación.
Episodes
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The Isdal Woman
In 1970, a woman was found dead in Norway’s remote Isdalen Valley. She carried no identification, the labels had been removed from her belongings, and investigators discovered a trail of aliases and mysterious travel records. More than fifty years later, her identity remains unknown.
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She Has… But Does She Have?
Mia and Lauren explain how to use has correctly with he, she, and it in positive sentences, with simple examples that help you remember the rule.
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The Hinterkaifeck Murders
In 1922, six people were brutally murdered on an isolated farm in Bavaria. But the strangest part of the case may have happened before and after the killings. Strange footprints, unexplained events, and clues that seemed to point to someone who knew the farm well have kept the Hinterkaifeck…
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When Games Become Ideas: The Creative Business Behind Gaming
Gaming is no longer only about playing. It has become a space where storytelling, design, technology, and business meet. Mathew Rossi talks with game creator Alex Morgan about how games are built, why creativity matters, and what happens when a personal idea becomes a sustainable business.
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Surrender Wasn't Enough: The Seguro Obrero Massacre
On September 5, 1938, a failed uprising ended in the execution of dozens of rebels who had already surrendered. Discover what happened during the Seguro Obrero Massacre and the mystery behind the killings.
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The Degree Dilemma: Are We Studying Too Long?
As technology transforms work faster than ever, is education keeping up? Mathew and education futurist Dr. Daniel Brooks explore why traditional curricula may no longer meet tomorrow's demands, how AI and social media are reshaping careers, and what schools can learn from innovative education...
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The Man Who Had to Die
In 1837, Diego Portales was kidnapped and murdered by military officers. Explore the conspiracy behind his assassination and the political conflict that surrounded one of Chile’s most powerful figures.
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Borrow or Lend? Who's Giving and Who's Taking?
Mia and Lauren explain the difference between borrow and lend with funny real-life examples and practical phrases you'll use in everyday English conversations.
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The Forgotten Crimes of Independence
Behind Chile’s independence celebrations lies a darker history of betrayal, espionage, executions, and political violence. Discover the forgotten crimes that accompanied the birth of a nation.
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The Business of Clean: Why Are We Willing to Pay for Time?
Professional cleaning has become one of today's fastest-growing service industries. Mathew explores why demand has skyrocketed, how cleaners can now earn impressive incomes, and whether social media, changing lifestyles, and shifting attitudes have transformed what was once considered an...
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Don’t Forget the S: Present Simple With He, She and It
In this episode of Easy Talk, Mia and Lauren explore one of the most common basic English mistakes: forgetting the -s with he, she, and it. A fun and simple way to finally get it right!
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Winning by Losing: What Failure Can Teach Us
Is life really about winning or losing? Mathew and psychologist Dr. Michael Reynolds explore why setbacks often become our greatest teachers, how to manage failure without losing confidence, and practical ways to build resilience, emotional intelligence, and a healthier definition of success in...
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The Patriot Who Became an Enemy
José Miguel Carrera was a hero of Chile’s independence, but political rivalries and bitter conflicts led to his capture and execution. Discover the dramatic story of a patriot who became an enemy of his own cause.
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Crossover episode: Behind the voices
For the first time, Mathew, Ava, Mia and Lauren come together! Meet the voices behind the eClass English Podcast and discover what happens when all four hosts share the mic.
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S3 Episode 84: Used To or Would? Talking About Past Habits and Memories
In this episode of Easy Talk, Mia and Lauren look through old family photos to explore the difference between used to and would. Through childhood memories and past routines, they learn when each expression sounds most natural.
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S3 Episode 83: What Drives Sexual Tourism?
Why do millions of people travel abroad seeking commercial sex? Mathew and a criminologist explore the psychology behind the demand, the industry's economic scale, its impact on local communities, and why governments continue struggling to eliminate a market that generates enormous profits...
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S3 Episode 82: The Missing Student — The Death of Miya Marcano
In 2021, nineteen-year-old Miya Marcano disappeared shortly before moving out of her apartment near her Florida college campus. Investigators soon uncovered a disturbing case involving obsession, abuse of access, and a tragic ending that led to calls for new safety laws.
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S3 Episode 81: Trading Homes, Gaining Experiences: The Rise of Home Exchange
Have you ever dreamed of living like a local in another country? In this episode, Mathew explores the growing trend of home exchange with two experienced travelers. Discover how it works, who uses it, and why more people are choosing authentic experiences over traditional accommodation.
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S3 Episode 80: The Morning Jogger — The Murder of Laken Riley
In February 2024, nursing student Laken Riley went for a morning run near the University of Georgia campus and never returned. The case quickly became national news, sparking debate about campus safety, immigration, and violence against women.
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S3 Episode 79: Still or Sparkling? The Water Confusion
Mia and Lauren explain still versus sparkling water, why Spanish speakers confuse them, and how to order confidently.
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S3 Episode 78: The Exchange Student — The Murder of Meredith Kercher
A British student studying abroad in Italy was found murdered inside her apartment in 2007. What followed was a global media frenzy, controversial investigations, and years of courtroom battles. This episode examines the crime, the evidence, and the mystery that divided public opinion.
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S3 Episode 77: Sleep Smarter: Simple Habits for Better Rest
Why do some people sleep deeply while others struggle every night? Mathew talks with neurologist Dr. Daniel Carter about how the brain regulates sleep, the role of melatonin, and simple sleep hygiene habits that can improve rest, recovery, focus, and overall well-being.
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S3 Episode 76:The House on King Road — The Idaho Student Murders
In November 2022, four University of Idaho students were found murdered in an off-campus home. With no immediate suspect and few answers, fear spread across the small college town. This episode explores the investigation, the digital clues, and the case that captivated the world.
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S3 Episode 75: Different Language, Different You?
Mathew talks with two bilingual experts — one Spanish speaker and one French speaker — about why personality can shift between languages. They explore confidence, humor, emotions, and cultural identity while sharing personal experiences of speaking English. A fascinating conversation about how...
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S3 Episode 74: Why do we say ‘on Monday’ but ‘in May’?”
In this episode of Easy Talk, Mia and Lauren explain why English uses in, on, and at for different times and dates. Using a simple “Google Maps” idea, they make time prepositions easier and less confusing.
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S3 Episode 73: Why Beautiful Spaces Change the Way You Feel
In this episode, Mathew and interior design expert Olivia Reed explore how colors, lighting, plants, and room organization affect the brain and emotions. Through simple everyday examples, they discuss why certain spaces make us feel calm, productive, or stressed, and how small design changes can...
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S3 Episode 72: “The Final Collection — The Assassination of Gianni Versace”
Fashion designer Gianni Versace lived surrounded by luxury, fame, and celebrity. But in 1997, outside his Miami mansion, his life ended in a shocking public murder committed by serial killer Andrew Cunanan. A story about obsession, image, and the hunt for a killer already on the run.
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S3 Episode 71: Money trauma: The emotional price
Mathew and financial therapist Dr. Elsa Smith explore how childhood experiences shape adult money habits. From guilt about spending to scarcity mindsets and emotional security, they discuss why finances are deeply emotional and how understanding money trauma can help people build healthier...
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S3 Episode 70: “Dreaming of Selena — The Murder That Shattered Latin Music”
Selena Quintanilla was one of the brightest stars in Latin music when her life was suddenly cut short in 1995. The person responsible wasn’t a stranger, but someone inside her inner circle. This episode explores fame, betrayal, and the shocking confrontation that ended in tragedy.
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S3 Episode 69: Why Does English Love “The”?
Mia and Lauren talk about confusing uses of “the,” sharing mistakes Spanish speakers commonly make in everyday English conversations.
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S3 Episode 68: The Last Autograph — The Murder of John Lennon
In December 1980, music icon John Lennon returned home to New York after a day in the recording studio. Hours earlier, he had signed an autograph for a quiet fan waiting outside his apartment. That fan was Mark David Chapman — the man who would later shoot Lennon to death in one of the most...
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S3 Episode 67: The Shelf We Keep Them On
Can we ever truly get over someone we loved? In this episode, Mathew speaks with relationship expert Dr. Elena Morris about heartbreak, memory, and emotional healing. Inspired by Esther Perel’s idea that people never fully disappear from our lives, they explore how love changes shape over time.
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"S3 Episode 66: The Widow Who Wrote About Grief — Kouri Richins
After her husband’s sudden death, Kouri Richins wrote a children’s book about coping with grief. But as investigators looked closer at what happened that night, a far darker story began to emerge. In this episode, we examine the shocking case of a grieving widow accused of causing the very loss…
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S3 Episode 65: Meal Prep Revolution: Eating Smart in a Busy World
Meal prep has evolved from simple batch cooking to personalized meal services. Mathew speaks with two experts about why meal prep is booming, how it helps save time and reduce waste, and how it supports healthier lifestyles for busy, fitness-focused, and health-conscious people.
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S3 Episode 64: Confusing say and tell
In this episode of Easy Talk, Mia shares a story about advice she received, but mixes up say and tell. Lauren explains the difference and helps correct the sentences so you can use both verbs more naturally.
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S3 Episode 63: Small Circles, Big Connections: The Rise of Niche Networks
Niche social networks are changing how people connect online. In this episode, Mathew and a tech expert explore why smaller communities are becoming more popular than massive platforms. They discuss privacy, shared interests, and examples of well-known niche networks that are shaping the future…
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S3 Episode 62: Divorce, Rage, and Revenge — Betty Broderick
What happens when a bitter divorce turns into tragedy? In this episode, we examine the explosive breakdown of the Broderick marriage and the shocking night when years of anger ended in violence.
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S3 Episode 61: "Rumors Travel Faster Than Truth"
In this episode, Mathew and social psychologist Dr. Ruiz discuss how quickly reputations can be damaged in today’s fast-moving digital world. They explore why people believe rumors without questioning them, how labeling happens instantly, and why critical thinking before sharing information is...
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S3 Episode 60: The Antifreeze Murders — Stacey Castor
A grieving widow, two suspicious deaths, and a poison hidden in plain sight. In this episode, we examine how investigators uncovered a deadly pattern behind the deaths of Stacey Castor’s husbands—and the shocking attempt to frame her own daughter.
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S3 Episode 59: Make or Do? The “Hacer” Problem
Mia and Lauren talk about confusing “make” and “do,” sharing funny mistakes and simple tips Spanish speakers can easily remember.
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S3 Episode 58: The School Bus Nightmare: The Chowchilla Kidnapping
In this episode, we uncover the terrifying Chowchilla kidnapping, where 26 children and a bus driver were abducted and buried underground. It’s a story of fear, survival, and an unthinkable plan that almost succeeded.
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S3 Episode 57: Quiet Quitting: Doing the Minimum at Work?
In this episode, Mathew explores the concept of quiet quitting with a workplace psychologist. They discuss why many employees are choosing to do only their required tasks, how burnout and work–life balance influence this trend, and what it means for companies, motivation, productivity, and modern...
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S3 Episode 56: The Perfect Disappearance: The Case of Madeleine McCann
In this episode of Mysteries Unveiled, we dive into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, a case that shocked the world and remains unsolved. A quiet holiday night turned into a global mystery filled with unanswered questions.
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S3 Episode 55: Overusing “very” to express intensity or emphasis
Mia and Lauren talk about overusing “very” in English and share simple alternatives that make everyday conversations sound richer and natural.
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S3 Episode 54: The Heiress Who Stayed: The Case of Patty Hearst
In this episode, we examine the bizarre kidnapping of Patty Hearst, a wealthy heiress who later appeared alongside her captors in criminal acts. Her story raises unsettling questions about control, identity, and the limits of free will.
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S3 Episode 53: Why Video Games Tell Better Stories Today
Mathew explores how modern video games have become powerful storytelling experiences. With a professional game designer he discusses narrative design player choices and why today’s games feel like interactive movies. The conversation highlights how emotional stories in games keep players engaged...
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S3 Episode 52: The Girl in the Bunker: The Kidnapping of Natascha Kampusch
In this episode of Mysteries Unveiled, we explore the shocking abduction of Natascha Kampusch, who was held captive for over eight years beneath an ordinary home. Her survival story reveals how darkness can exist just beneath the surface of everyday life.
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S3 Episode 51: The Therian Phenomenon
In this episode, Mathew explores the growing online phenomenon of therians with sociologist Dr. Brian Maxwell. They discuss what therian identity means, how the movement first appeared in early internet communities, and why it has recently gained visibility on social media. The conversation also...
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S3 Episode 50: Countable vs. uncountable confusion
In this episode of Easy Talk, Mia shares a shopping story full of common mistakes with countable and uncountable nouns. Lauren helps correct them, so you can use words like advice, information, and money more naturally.
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S3 Episode 49: From convenience to surveillance
Smart devices make life easier—but at what cost? In this episode, Mathew explores how apps, algorithms, and everyday technology collect our data without us noticing. From smart speakers to social media, the conversation unpacks when convenience turns into surveillance, what users often overlook,...
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En eClass, trabajamos día a día para entregar soluciones flexibles e innovadoras a personas, empresas e instituciones que necesitan desarrollar su potencial a través de la educación y capacitación.
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