Here are three new English podcasts which can be interesting for you:

CHINESE NEW YEAR:

DO WE GET ENOUGH SLEEP?:

VALENTINE’S DAY IN THE UK:

Here are two new English podcasts that can be interesting for you:

WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT CORONAVIRUS:

Six health tips:

Here are two new English podcasts which can be interesting to read and to listen to:

CHRISTMAS IN THE UK:

GRAFFITI – ART OR VANDALISM?:

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Here are two my new English podcasts for the course TIME FOR READING:

MONEY, MONEY, MONEY…-

MUSIC CULTURE IN THE UK:

Here are two my new English podcasts made in the cooperation with Nerelle Poroch and Tim Coyle:

The Author of The Canterbury Tales:

We are all sitting through quarantine:

Here are some new English podcasts by Evgueny and Nerelle that can be interesting for you:

The Roman Empire:

https://www.lingq.com/en/learn/en/workdesk/item/28190749/reader/

THE QUEEN OF CRIME:

The Leaning Tower of Pisa:

THE INTERNET: for better or for worse:

Here are some my new English podcasts for the levels Intermediate-2 and advances learners. They were made in the cooperation with Nerelle and Tim. I hope they can be interesting for you -

What we know about Diana, Princess of Whales:

How to Banish the Spring Blues:

The Most Visited Museums in the World:

Here are two new English podcasts from my course LET’S TRAVEL TOGETHER-

TRAVEL TO THAILAND:

THE TAJ MAHAL:

If you are interested in History, you can read my article about the penetration of Russia to Central Asia in the 18-19th centuries – RUSSIA AND CENTRAL ASIA:

Part I:

Part 2:

Here is a new English podcast for the course TIME FOR READING - MY FIRST TRIP TO GERMANY.

In this podcast I tell about the unforgettable impressions that I received from my first trip to Germany in 1990.

Here is an English version but you can also find in lingq.com a German and a Russian versions of this podcast:

https://www.lingq.com/ru/learn/en/workdesk/item/23783399/reader/

Here is my new story for the course TIME FOR READING - MARY FROM SCOTLAND, translated into English by Richard Coombes. In this article you can know some pieces of my methods of the language study, how I teach my students:

https://www.lingq.com/en/learn/en/workdesk/item/22677602/reader/

Here is the link to the third part of the Nerelle's article DISCOVERING CANADA - CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUES:

https://www.lingq.com/learn/en/workdesk/item/18754035/reader/

Here is the link to the second part of the Nerelle's article DISCOVERING CANADA - A CANADIAN WINTER IS REALLY COLD:

https://www.lingq.com/learn/en/web/lesson/1474166/chunk/1/help