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forward slash talk. Okay? Right now here's a new episode of the podcast and here we go. You're listening to Luke's English podcast.

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Hello there, welcome back to Luke's English podcast. How are you doing out there in podcast land?

I hope you're all right.

In this new episode you're going to hear me

in conversation with Molly Martinez and Dane Nightingale. Molly's been on this

podcast before. She was in episodes 198 and 199. Have you heard those?

They're fun episodes. You might want to check them out. You'll find links on the

page for this episode. And in those episodes Molly and I talked about

her studies as a journalist. We tested each other's general knowledge of the UK and the USA and I tried to teach her how to do different regional accents in British English, including things like the Birmingham accent and stuff like that.

So that was episodes 198 and 199 recorded in 2014.

2014. Such fun times, such innocent times.

Those episodes, as I said, are still available for you to listen to

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