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eClass en cifras
- Estado
- Activo
- Episodios
- 281
- Primer episodio
- 9 de mayo de 2019
- Último episodio
- 20 de octubre de 2026
- Ritmo de publicación
- 1,6 por semana
- Duración habitual
- 4 min
- Idioma
- Español
Evolución
Episodios publicados por mes
Últimos episodios
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The Stories We Cook
Cooking is more than following a recipe. It can connect us with family, memories, culture, and even different stages of our lives. Mathew talks with chef and food writer Elena Morris about why our relationship with food…
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The Isdal Woman
In 1970, a woman was found dead in Norway’s remote Isdalen Valley. She carried no identification, the labels had been removed from her belongings, and investigators discovered a trail of aliases and mysterious travel…
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She Has… But Does She Have?
Mia and Lauren explain how to use has correctly with he, she, and it in positive sentences, with simple examples that help you remember the rule.
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The Hinterkaifeck Murders
In 1922, six people were brutally murdered on an isolated farm in Bavaria. But the strangest part of the case may have happened before and after the killings. Strange footprints, unexplained events, and clues that…
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When Games Become Ideas: The Creative Business Behind Gaming
Gaming is no longer only about playing. It has become a space where storytelling, design, technology, and business meet. Mathew Rossi talks with game creator Alex Morgan about how games are built, why creativity…
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Surrender Wasn't Enough: The Seguro Obrero Massacre
On September 5, 1938, a failed uprising ended in the execution of dozens of rebels who had already surrendered. Discover what happened during the Seguro Obrero Massacre and the mystery behind the killings.
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The Degree Dilemma: Are We Studying Too Long?
As technology transforms work faster than ever, is education keeping up? Mathew and education futurist Dr. Daniel Brooks explore why traditional curricula may no longer meet tomorrow's demands, how AI and social media…
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The Man Who Had to Die
In 1837, Diego Portales was kidnapped and murdered by military officers. Explore the conspiracy behind his assassination and the political conflict that surrounded one of Chile’s most powerful figures.
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Borrow or Lend? Who's Giving and Who's Taking?
Mia and Lauren explain the difference between borrow and lend with funny real-life examples and practical phrases you'll use in everyday English conversations.
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The Forgotten Crimes of Independence
Behind Chile’s independence celebrations lies a darker history of betrayal, espionage, executions, and political violence. Discover the forgotten crimes that accompanied the birth of a nation.
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