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This is the podcast made by language learners, with language learners, for language learners. Each week we will teach you a new word or expression in Australian English and discuss the langu...
In this episode I interview Miguel, co-owner of Lima Cantina in Perth, and massive foodie. We talk about his journey in the hospitality indu...
You might remember Ashley Kalagian Blunt from the previous episode, “Down Under”. In this episode, I talk to Ashley about her academic work...
It might seem that coming “down under” from “up over” would seem an easy transition for a fellow English speaker. Especially if that person...
When people go to a kid’s party for the first time in Australia, they might be confronted with something called “fairy bread”. So, I thought...
Did Punk and Grunge originate in Australia? I’ll let you be the judge. But they certainly had their roots in Australia. Michael is my oldest...
When people first arrive in Australia, one of the first locals they are likely to meet is the “Bin Chicken”. So, I invited the expert on ‘Bi...
Earlier this year, Francisco starred in a short video that went viral. In it, he used a couple of classic Australianisms to say good-bye. So...
My brother Paul is fresh off competing in the green and gold, lifting stacks of weight and winning a world championship in powerlifting. You...
Diana Paez, a documentary filmmaker from Colombia, discusses her journey to Australia, where she studied filmmaking at Deakin University. Sh...
Ella Sabljak is a two-time Paralympian, rose gold medal winner, educator, and proud representative of the green and gold amongst many other...
In this podcast I talk to Margo who is an expert at organising "dos". We talk about everything you need to know about the language for talki...
One of my close mates and beer connoisseur, Ben, is a fellow Bestern Australian. He is also a product of the wheatbelt, so I thought it was...
I had been following this galah for quite a while, due to our mutual love of Australian birds, and in particular, cockatoos. But it wasn't u...
I see a lot of people who come to Australia and join groups, that seem to me, a little suss. So, I invited an expert on the show, someone wh...
I reckon it's always time for a cuppa - a nice warm drink and a bit of a chinwag. So, I invited my friend Lucas, from Materoo, on the show f...
Nearly 30 years ago, The Simpsons arrived in Australia, causing a bloody outrage. We were offended at how they portrayed our culture, but mo...
If there is one band from Australia that you'll recognise, it's Acca Dacca. But you might not know that Acca Dacca is what we say instead of...
In the second episode of this two part series, Liz Tynan and I discuss the controversies surrounding nuclear testing in Australia in the 195...
If you hear the word, "Maralinga", you may well be confused. You may see Australians reacting with a mixture of embarassment, shame and regr...
There is lots of advice out there when it comes to living, working and staying in Australia, and some times you might get a bum steer. A lot...
ANZAC Day is the most solemn and one of the most special days in the Australian and New Zealand calendar. And that's why I bring you this sp...
I came across this week's guest because she could do a grouse Australian accent. Which was unusual because it's not often a seppo can actual...
After a long day of work, or if you are just feeling lazy, and you can't be f*d cooking dinner, you may head down to the shops to pick up on...
One of the most common jobs people first get when they come to Australia is as a cleaner - or a job that involves cleaning. You may be asked...
Welcome back to the Australians Teach English Podcast for 2024. We're feeling a little bit cocky, which is funny, because that's the name of...
On this week's episode, we talk to a top sheila. Actually, she plays the role of many sheilas. You might know her as "themommyroves" on soci...
In most episodes, we have a bit of a chinwag. But in this episode, it is the guest's specialty. Michellle is a proud first generation latina...
I met Liah whilst spilling my guts in meme form about my life as a paraplegic. At the time, she was an intern on a spinal ward, and wanted t...
The Australian "no" is one of the first words that people notice as sounding different in Australian English. Demonstrating the Australian a...
The story of Harold Holt is one of the weirdest pieces of Australian history. He was Prime Minister of Australia at the time he went missing...
Camila Inostrozo, better known as CamienAustralia, is an exceptionally funny, intelligent and vibrant young lady. She's extremely good value...
In this episode, we talk to Daniela Castro about her life as a journo. Starting her career in Venezuela as a journalist was fraught with dan...
The expression, "Kangaroo Court", sounds like it should be an Australian expression. But is it? We put it on trial to investigate the origin...
The Top End is a popular destination for everyone at this time of year. And with the demand for workers, it also attracts a lot of Working H...
In this episode, we talk to one of my mate's girlfriends (or fiance) who is now preggers, or up the duff. In Australian English there are so...
This episode is all about Australian food, and in particular, breakfast foods. And what better person to talk about this subject than a mast...
It's the 100th episode of the Australians Teach English podcast, and what better way to celebrate than with a shower beer? In this episode,...
For access to all exclusive content, and to have input on the creative process go to: patreon.com/AustraliansTeachEnglish Taking the piss is...
This week we're launching our Patreon. So why don't you go and have a stickybeak over there? You'll find ad free and exclusive content and h...
In this episode, we talk to Reka, an Australian teacher in Japan who is a chip off the old block. She is the daughter of Hungarian parents a...
G'day youse guys out there in listener land. English is an unusual language in many ways. And one of those features is the fact that English...
Have you considered, or are you considering migrating to Australia? Are you looking for residence or Australian citizenship? Perhaps you wan...
In this episode we explain a classic Australian expression about being thirsty. For much of my time in hospital I was not allowed to drink a...
Legends can be animals, fictional characters, famous people, or even your friends. Join us this week in the Australians Teach English podcas...
One of the most common requests by students is that they want to become more, "fluent". But on a day to day basis, what does this actually m...
In this episode recorded pre-accident, we talk to Gaby, a sports nutritionist and owner of Intense Eat Fit. She is as tough as old boots - a...
It has been a long time since I've uploaded an episode, and there is a very good reason why. Half way through last year I had a very serious...
A few weeks ago, we were meant to interview Isha and her partner, but she bailed. So this week were talk to Isha about her time and experien...
G'day and welcome to this week's episode of the Australians Teach English podcast. Recently, I've been a little crook, which has made it a l...
G'Day and welcome to another episode of the Australian's Teach English Podcast. Strangely enough, that's the topic for this week's episode!...