ESL@SetonHall Student Podcast

In this episode, ESL@SetonHall students Wejdan and Gisela share a conversation about what fashion means to them. In their conversation, they define what the word fashion means to them and how they feel about the use of leather for clothing. 

In this episode, we join the Brenda Show! to hear a conversation with Jender, a famous Colombian seminarian. Both Brenda and Jender are students in the ESL@SetonHall intensive English program. 

In this episode, Varito and Sister Li interview each other regarding their personal views of the fashion industry. Sister Li and Barito are both studying with the ESL@SetonHall intensive English program, located in New Jersey, USA. This is another entirely student-produced episode. Way to go, students!

In this episode, we pay a visit to the ESL@SetonHall Student Forum on Public Health, a first of its kind event hosted by the intensive English program at Seton Hall University. Panelist Chimdi Chukwukere speaks to the health impacts of the fossil fuel industry in Nigeria, and panelist Luana Mello speaks to the health consequences of deforestation in Brazil. The event is moderated by ESL instructor Bryan Meadows.

In this episode, Jender hosts Brenda, a famous fashion designer, to the show. Brenda describes her fashion preferences and overall fashion style. Brenda and Jender are both studying with the ESL@SetonHall intensive English program, located in New Jersey, USA.

In this episode, Sister Linh and Wejdan talk about their favorite book titles and their favorite kinds of books to read. We hope you'll enjoy this interview episode, entirely produced by students in the ESL@SetonHall intensive English program at Seton Hall University.

In this episode, Amber and Varito talk about their experiences visiting theme parks in the Orlando area. Varito provides Amber some good advice for her upcoming summer plans. 

Brazil, Spain and Mexico. Three different countries with three different situations related to the begging of COVID in the world. 

Today, the guest is Fer, from Mexico and we have an interesting talk about curfew, lockdown, when and how our countries started contracting the virus...

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Education in our lives. Where do we come from? What are we doing now? What do we wanna do in our future? Are we going to work is what we trained for?

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Welcome everyone to our first podcast episode!

In this first episode, we introduce ourselves, and we talk about different globalization aspects, as music, food, TV series and economy related with education and comparing our countries! Mexico, Brazil and Spain.

 

We hope you enjoy this episode and see you in the next one!