This is an all-ears English bonus episode. Are you hip to the new app update?

Welcome to the all-ears English podcast downloaded more than 200 million times.

Are you feeling stuck with your English? We'll show you how to become fearless and fluent

by focusing on connection, not perfection. With your American host,

former IELTS examiner Jessica Beck and Lindsay McMahon, the English adventure.

Coming to you from Denver and Portland, USA.

Are you in the know about the latest free update you need to make on your iOS or

Android app for all-ears English? Listen today to learn three simple and fun ways to say that

you tend to stay up to date on things and get advice on how to decide what's important in this

area and what's not. Listen in today. Hello, Jessica. How's it going today?

Hi, Lindsay. I'm so excited to be on all-ears English. I get so excited to be on here.

I know. It is the place to be. But I do have a question for you today, Jessica.

Are you ready? Yes, I'm always ready. Bring it on. So, are you someone that stays up to date

in terms of, let's say, fashion or even media. Do you stay up to date on what you consume or what

you wear? Oh, gosh, that's a great question. Listeners, that changes by age, doesn't it? That's

a whole other topic. But I would say I definitely stay up to date on the news. I have my New York

Times app that I, that is literally one of the first things I look at every day that might not

be the healthiest choice, but it is what I do. So, I do stay up to date on the news. Fashion,

not so much. What about you? Oh, my gosh, no fashion. You know what? I'm still into skinny jeans,

but I guess they're kind of out now. So, I don't think I really do that great of a job of fashion

in general. But news, yeah, I do the same thing. To be honest, I subscribe to the New York Times,

right? And I read it before bed, which is so bad, you know? I fall asleep. I kind of fall asleep

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