Show overview
Daway English Podcast has been publishing since 2014, and across the 12 years since has built a catalogue of 198 episodes. That works out to roughly 70 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a monthly cadence.
Episodes typically run ten to twenty minutes — most land between 14 min and 26 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Education show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 1 weeks ago, with 15 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2025, with 53 episodes published. Published by Daway.
From the publisher
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Latest Episodes
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Spelling Dictation Part 1 -A2/B1
Let´s practise your listening skills with spelling these difficult words! How words are spelled and how they sound are sometimes very different, let´s see how you do! Here are 10 words :)
Guess Who? - Practising Past Simple
Do you recognise these famous people from the past? They are a part of our general knowledge, and trivia games are an important aspect of British culture!
A2 Dictation for Present Simple
Este es un breve dictado para practicar el presente simple, dirigido a estudiantes de nivel A2 que necesitan mejorar su comprensión auditiva y expresión escrita. Aurelia repasará primero la gramática y luego recitará las frases poco a poco.
Why Students Are Choosing the LanguageCert Exam
More and more students are choosing the LanguageCert exam in Spain. Here are some of the advantages to this exam!
How to Use Cleft Sentences
Cleft sentences are a C1 grammatical structure that is needed at C1 level. It can look very confusing but very often, it is quite simple. Let's look at how to use cleft sentences in a natural way!
Expressions with TAKE
We use so many expressions with TAKE when we speak, how many do you know and how many do you use? In this episode, we will look at some easy expressions for you to learn and practise!
Expressions from Shakespeare - Part 2
Did you know that there are some English expressions that William Shakespeare invented 400 years ago that we still use today? Here are two for you to learn!
Why You Should Try a C2 English Class
C2 is a fantastic challenge for students to really enjoy and appreciate the language without necessarily pushing to pass an exam. Teacher Aurelia talks about why she thinks it's such a great level.
C1 Speaking Questions and Answers
This episode looks at the types of questions at a C1 level for exams and the expectations of the examiners.
What is a Bucket List?
Why do we say a bucket list? Where does it come from? Today's episode looks at the origin and some examples to create your own list of things to do!
What Happened in 2025?
Revising past simple and passive, let's take a look at what happened around the world in 2025. From pop culture to political news, and some positive announcements as well!
Christmas Reflections + Bingo!
To end the year, let's look at some questions for the Christmas season. You can do them as a writing or speaking activity with loved ones, as well as some Xmas activities for you to try!
How To Get Into The Festive Spirit
Some expressions and tips to help find the Christmas magic!
B1 Dictations #5
This episode of dictations is based on winter and travel, with some new vocabulary for you to learn!
Name that Animal! - Let's Play
Another episode of 'Name that Thing' but this time, we're looking at animals. Some of the animals are easier than other, and some animals, maybe you can't remember in the moment! Let's have a look
Autumn Trivia
How much general knowledge do you have about the autumn season? Trivia and pub quizzes are very popular in English culture! Let's see how much you know