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John Scott Lawton's English, you know ...
by John Scott Lawton
English Language Learning, but not as you know it - Leadership and Management content, Coaching topics ... as well as creative writing, art, sport, comedy, poetry, crafts, plenty of other stuff ...
Episodes
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Travel with an Open Mind in your Suitcase
Petra Kovacova, a Slovak national, is a traveller, passionate language learner, and teacher/mentor who helps others optimize and navigate their learning processes. She has lived in and explored several countries, which allowed her to enhance the quality of each experience; connect with local...
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To Feel is to Heal - the power of words to overcome the pain and disappointments in life
In this episode I interview Italian national Marina Puviani a university student, aspiring journalist and writer of short, powerful poems about the human experience. We talk about Marina's love of ballet, but then the disappointment as she came to the self-realisation that this was a career in...
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Forever in Florence (Chapters 43-48)
In this rather different series of podcast Episodes (Series 11), I want to share with you a short novel I have written, set in Florence, Italy and inspired by its history and people and a recent working visit there. This series of podcasts is in effect, therefore, an audiobook in a change from my...
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Forever in Florence (Chapters 37-42)
In this rather different series of podcast Episodes (Series 11), I want to share with you a short novel I have written, set in Florence, Italy and inspired by its history and people and a recent working visit there. This series of podcasts is in effect, therefore, an audiobook in a change from my...
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Electric Vehicles - the future is now?
In this episode I return to my regular interview format as I talk with Slovak national Martin Salamon from the company, ejoin, about the improvements required in the infrastruture for a country wishing to significantly increase the use of electric vehicles. ejoin is a Slovak manufacturer of...
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Forever in Florence (Chapters 31-36)
In this rather different series of podcast Episodes (Series 11), I want to share with you a short novel I have written, set in Florence, Italy and inspired by its history and people and a recent working visit there. This series of podcasts is in effect, therefore, an audiobook in a change from my...
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Forever in Florence (Chapters 25-30)
In this rather different series of podcast Episodes (Series 11), I want to share with you a short novel I have written, set in Florence, Italy and inspired by its history and people and a recent working visit there. This series of podcasts is in effect, therefore, an audiobook in a change from my...
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Forever in Florence (Chapters 19-24)
In this rather different series of podcast Episodes (Series 11), I want to share with you a short novel I have written, set in Florence, Italy and inspired by its history and people and a recent working visit there. This series of podcasts is in effect, therefore, an audiobook in a change from my...
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Imposter Syndrome - Back to Basics - with Michaela Smith (An International Women's Day Special)
In this special edition launched to celebrate International Women's Day 2024, I again interview popular guest, Michaela Smith, a Slovak national working as a conscious leadership coach, focusing on supporting people to overcome Imposter Syndrome. Michaela goes back to basics, defining Imposter...
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Pronunciation Principles in French and English
In a return to my more regular format of Interviewer/Guest I would like to introduce Isabelle Cottenet, a French language speaker who works as a translator and French language pronunciation coach. We talk about the challenges of developing a confident and proficient accent in French and make...
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Forever in Florence (Chapters 13-18)
In this rather different series of podcast Episodes (Series 11), I want to share with you a short novel I have written, set in Florence, Italy and inspired by its history and people and a recent working visit there. This series of podcasts is in effect, therefore, an audiobook in a change from my...
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Forever in Florence (Chapters 7-12)
In this rather different series of podcast Episodes (Series 11), I want to share with you a short novel I have written, set in Florence, Italy and inspired by its history and people and a recent working visit there. This series of podcasts is in effect, therefore, an audiobook in a change from my...
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Forever in Florence (Chapters 1-6)
In this rather different series of podcast Episodes (Series 11), I want to share with you a short novel I have written, set in Florence, Italy and inspired by its history and people and a recent working visit there. This series of podcasts is in effect, therefore, an audio book in a change from…
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Brain-friendly Language Learning with Natasha Bechtholdt
Natasha Bechtholdt is an English and Spanish teacher, coach and facilitator from Buenos Aires, Argentina, and has been teaching languages for more than 13 years now. She has several certifications and diplomas in language teaching, life coaching, #neuropsychoeducation, innovation and technology…
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Emotional Intelligence in the Language Learning Process
In this episode I interview educator Silvina Andrea Fernandes from Buenos Aires, Argentina about the role emotional intelligence plays in the language learning process. Silvina describes two key components of Emotional Intelligence, being 'intrapersonal emotional intelligence' and 'interpersonal...
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CV Writing for Success with Ian Viner
In this episode I interview Ian Viner of the company CV Writing Services which was set up and is managed by CV Writing Consultant Ian Viner who has over 30 years' management experience gained in a variety of small to medium sized companies covering a wide range of industries. Ian also has a broad...
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Productized Services Model with Edita Angyalová
In this episode I interview Slovak entrepreneur Edita Angyalová from the Terzos company about the Productized Services Model. This is where companies develop and package their existing and sometimes new services into sellable products which they then promote in the Business to Business (B2B)...
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Choose your Voice - with Sonya Ross
Sonya Ross is a voice, speech and pronunciation coach. Since 2006, when she completed her MA in Voice Studies, she’s helped thousands of international professionals express their valuable ideas clearly, smoothly, confidently and authentically in business and in life. She’s based between London…
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Empowering Women with Eva Lelkes
Eva Lelkes is an internationally active mentor & coach empowering women. As a former top executive and a devoted change maker she supports professional women to harness their masculine drive and step into their feminine power, so they can chill with no guilt while creating a life which feels…
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Movie Club: A Community for Film-loving English Language Learners
Cara Leopold is the creator of the Leo Listening Movie Club, a community where she helps film-loving non-native English speakers understand and discuss movies together so they can master conversational English. Find out more about the Movie Club at: https://leo-listening.com/movie-club/ Many…
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Spinning the Globe - Language, Culture and Home
In this episode I interview poet, teacher and writer Kathy Ellis, M.Ed. Kathy delivers a range of services from her home in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States of America and these include: Language Coaching, Training, and Instruction in workplace scenarios, job search, TOEFL, IELTS, TOEIC, and...
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Relational Communication in English - creating a new entity
In this episode I interview David Cabezas Ferreras from Málaga, Andalusia, Spain, an experienced English Language Coach with his own teaching business. We discuss the very purpose of language learning, focussing on the communicative aspects of language acquisition and use and the need to build...
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English with Purpose - Getting a Job in the USA - Challenges, Networking and Promoting Yourself with Confidence
In this episode I interview Julie Yoder, an experienced English language coach based in the Washington, DC area. Her company, 'English With Purpose', helps international professionals working for a better world eliminate any final communication barriers, unlock career potential, and confidently...
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Any Language You Want - with Fabio Cerpelloni
In this episode I interview author, teacher and minimalist, Fabio Cerpelloni. Fabio describes himself as a language learner, teacher, blogger, podcaster, writer, traveller, storyteller, nonfiction reader, and minimalist. English is his second language. Learning it became such a great passion that...
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Healing from Trauma - How to break through the self-sabotage cycle
In this episode I interview writer and trauma therapist/coach Brooke Bownes, author of the book, 'You can Have It!: How to break through the self-sabotage cycle' (September, 2021). Brooke and I discuss what trauma is, where it comes from, how it manifests or shows itself, and how it can affect us...
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Calling to Millions - How to write and publish your inner book
In today’s episode I interview Ismet (Isse) Muratspahic as we discuss: - How to go on a self-discovery journey with your inner book - How to structure a business and personal brand by creating a book asset and, - How to follow your calling with authenticity and attract your tribe (aka how to…
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Critical Thinking and Global Education - hope for a better world
In this episode, I interview Zuzana Labašová from the Centre of Environmental and Ethical Education Živica, based in Pliešovce, Banska Bystrica, Slovakia. We discuss her work; her motivations for getting involved in educating teachers; and the impact she sees on people on a personal and...
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Imposter Syndrome - How do I get rid of it?
In this episode, I again interview transformational coach, Michaela Smith about 'Imposter Syndrome', which many leaders experience at least once in their lives or careers. Where does this feeling of being, 'not good enough' or, 'not worthy' and the associated 'fear of failure' come from, and what...
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Mentoring Support for Divorce and Separation - with Gabby Sosa
In this episode I interview Gabby Sosa, a mentor who supports individuals at a challenging time of their lives. She works with people who are going through a separation or divorce and provides practical guidance to help people fully understand what's happening to them. In Gabby's own words: My...
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Jewellery from Prague by Antonie Lecher
In this episode I interview Czech jewellery maker and designer Antonie Lecher. We talk about the inspiration for her unique pieces which she sees as a cocktail of art deco, antique and minimalist styles, with echoes of the natural environment. Antonie discusses the challenges faced when launching…
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Joining the Dots - Lifelong Learning for Career Advancement
Tímea Reicher is an Executive MBA graduate of the WU Executive Academy of the Vienna University of Economics and Business and University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management (USA). We talk about her career and how learning has always been a key part of her personal and professional...
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How Organizations SHOULD Work
In this episode, I interview celebrated author N. Dean Meyer about his book: 'How Organizations SHOULD Work: envisioning a high-performing organization made of a network of internal entrepreneurs', released in June 2022. The book provides: A detailed vision (blueprint) of the end-state operating...
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Back to the future - challenges, choices and change (via Canada)
In this episode, I interview Leadership Coach Petra Holic both about her early life experiences and her current work with individuals and teams. Talking about her childhood and her inspirational mother, Petra describes how, as a young family, they twice attempted to leave Czechoslovakia during…
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Story and Structure: A complete guide
In this episode, I interview Leon Conrad, an author, educator, and story structure consultant and author of the multi-award-winning book, Story and Structure: A complete guide which won the IPNE Book of the Year Award for 2022. His next book, Master the Art and Craft of Writing is due out in…
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Little Voices - Singing and Drama for Children
In this episode, I interview Jane James, the founder of the Little Voices franchise network in the United Kingdom. Little Voices provides singing and drama (or acting) classes for children and young people from the ages of 4 - 18 years. Jane trained as an opera singer at the Royal Conservatoire…
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Ayurveda as a Positive Lifestyle Choice
In this extended episode, I interview Dr. Venu Panicker and Michaela Fábry Pardubská, MBA about the life science of Ayurveda. Originating in India about 5000 years ago, many of the descriptions of Ayurveda are given in the original Sanskrit form in which the Hindu Vedas were written, with an...
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Women's Empowerment in Business - An International Women’s Day Special
In celebration of International Women’s Day which this year aims to promote digital literacy for women and girls, I interview Monika Kočiová who leads the Center for International Private Enterprise's (CIPE’s) portfolio of programs across Central and Eastern Europe as a Program Officer, based in...
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How to Speak so People Listen
Caroline E. King is the founder of Vocal Assets which is a speaking company based in Somerset, UK, focusing on you being able to show up as your best you and being able to communicate that with style, resonance and gravitas. In this episode we talk about how to use the natural sound of your…
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The Value of Conscious Leadership
In this episode, I interview Beth Jannery, CEO and founder of Titan, a woman owned small business specialising in strategic communications, advising and life coaching, working with C-Suite executives in Fortune 100 companies. Beth and I explore the welcome and increasing trend to more conscious...
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Conscious Leaders - who do you want to be?
After a longer than expected summer break due to ill-health, I am back, nearly fighting fit, to share another episode of my conversational podcast with you, 'John Scott Lawton's English, You Know'. The general aim of the podcast series is to be entertaining for all listeners, as well as being...
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Crime Stories in English
Arguably the most popular genre or style of fictional writing in English is the crime novel. Many of the most popular series of books or short stories feature professional or amateur detectives seeking to solve crime, often murders. What is it about this type of story that appeals? When did the...
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Confident Business Communication Skills in English
In this episode I interview Laura Field, Director of Spoken Words, a company specialising in providing professional support to international clients who wish to improve their communication skills in the business environment. Laura and I discuss what it takes to be an excellent communicator; how…
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Coaching High Achievers
Hello and welcome to my podcast John Scott Lawton's English, you know. In this episode, I interview Michaela Smith a Leadership, Mindset and Transformational Coach. Michaela has recently established herself as a professional, accredited coach focussing on working with high achievers; people who…
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Home thoughts from abroad: Travelling, Teaching and Time
Welcome to my podcast: 'John Scott Lawton's English, you know'. In this rather different episode, I'm interviewed by one of my advanced level students, Mária from Slovakia, about my teaching career and my experiences of living and working in many different countries. The episode is intended to...
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Protecting Your Voice
Welcome to my podcast, 'John Scott Lawton's English, You Know'. In this episode I interview Priscilla Morris from Loud and Clear Voice Coaching about the importance of protecting our speaking voice from overuse and damage. Our voice is an essential part of our personality. Research has…
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Childhood Memories of an Evacuee
Welcome to my podcast, 'John Scott Lawton's English, You Know'. In this personal episode, I interview my 88-year-old mother, Muriel Lawton, about her experiences as a child growing up during the Second World War. She was evacuated, or moved, from the city of Manchester in England, to go to live...
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Veganism and Environmental Change
In this episode I interview Martina Gregorova, a Public Relations Officer at an international environmental organisation based in London, UK. Martina is passionate about tackling the climate crisis and she became an accredited Climate Reality Leader in 2020. She spends her free time educating...
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Fine Food and Drink
In this episode, I interview Phil Tooley from Chesterfield, Derbyshire in the United Kingdom about his passion for fine dining - which involves seeking out the best restaurants to experience some of the highest quality dining experiences. Phil and I discuss the importance of selecting the finest...
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Chesterfield Football Club
In this episode, I interview Chesterfield Football Club supporter, Phil Tooley. Phil has been associated with his home town football club, Chesterfield FC, which is in Derbyshire, England, for over 40 years as a volunteer and reporter. He currently commentates on the club’s own internet radio...
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Learning European Languages
In this episode I interview Robin Pardo Roques about his interest and experience of learning and teaching European Languages, in particular Spanish, Italian and, indeed, English. Robin is Head of Modern Foreign Languages in a Secondary School in Derbyshire, England. In this interview, we discuss...
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