Episodios de eClass
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S3 Episode 49: From convenience to surveillance
Smart devices make life easier—but at what cost? In this episode, Mathew explores how apps, algorithms, and everyday technology collect our data without us noticing. From smart…
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S3 Episode 48: The Leak That Shook Washington — Reality Winner.
In this episode of Mysteries Unveiled, we explore the story of Reality Winner, a government contractor who leaked classified intelligence and sparked a national controversy. Her…
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S3 Episode 47: What’s on their plate?
More children are being diagnosed with food intolerances like lactose intolerance and celiac disease. But why? In this episode, Mathew talks with a pediatrician and a nutrition…
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S3 Episode 46: Excited or Exciting?
Mia gives a movie review full of classic –ed and –ing adjective mistakes, and Lauren helps fix them. Listeners learn how to describe feelings and situations correctly in everyday…
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S3 Episode 45: Doing Things Alone: Freedom, Fear, or Self-Discovery?
When plans fall through, should you wait, invite someone else, or go alone? In this episode, Mathew and psychologist Dr. Lia Bennett explore why canceled plans trigger self-doubt…
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S3 Episode 44: The Suburban Spy Trial — Julius Rosenberg and Ethel Rosenberg
In this episode of Mysteries Unveiled, we examine the controversial case of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, the married couple accused of passing atomic secrets to the Soviet Union…
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S3 Episode 43: March Money Survival: Apps That Save Your Wallet
March is one of the most expensive months in Chile. In this episode, Mathew and financial expert discuss how expense-sharing and budgeting apps like Tricount, Splitwise, and…
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S3 Episode 42: The Double Life of Eli Cohen
In this episode of Mysteries Unveiled, we explore the extraordinary double life of Eli Cohen, the Israeli operative who infiltrated Syrian high society in the 1960s. Living as a…
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S3 Episode 41: Wrong order of adjectives
Mia and Lauren laugh about adjective order mistakes, why “a girl intelligent” sounds odd, and how to sound natural in English.
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S3 Episode 40: The Stolen Brains of the Smithsonian
In this episode of Mysteries Unveiled, we uncover how science and power collided inside one of the world’s most trusted institutions. Hidden collections, stolen remains, and…
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S3 Episode 39: Hidden Corners of South America
Mathew welcomes a historian to explore three of South America’s least-visited destinations: Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana. They unpack the colonial history behind these…
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S3 Episode 38: Careful or Carefully?
In this episode of Easy Talk, Mia and Lauren clear up the confusion between adjectives and adverbs, like “careful” vs. “carefully.” Through simple stories and corrections, they…
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S3 Episode 37: Why Concerts Feel Like Time Travel
Mathew and two guests explore how the live-music experience has changed—from camping outside venues to virtual queues and frantic ticket drops. Why do some concerts feel like…
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S3 Episode 36: Operation Sea-Spray
In this episode of Mysteries Unveiled, we uncover Operation Sea-Spray, a secret military experiment that turned an entire city into an unwitting test site. Decades later, the…
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S3 Episode 35: Family terms confusion
Mia and Lauren laugh about confusing family terms like “parents” and “parientes,” sharing funny real-life mix-ups and easy tips to remember them.
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S3 Episode 34: The MKUltra Experiments Nobody Claimed
In this episode of Mysteries Unveiled, we explore MKUltra, a secret Cold War program that pushed the boundaries of science, ethics, and human consent. Behind classified files and…
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S3 Episode 33:The growing use of medicinal mushrooms
Medicinal mushrooms like Lion’s Mane, Reishi, and Cordyceps are more popular than ever. But what does the science really say? Mathew speaks with nutrition researcher Dr. Emma…
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S3 Episode 32:The Secret Files: The Murder of Dr. Robert Oppenheimer’s Reputation
In this episode of Mysteries Unveiled, we explore a case where no weapon was fired, yet a life was professionally destroyed. J. Robert Oppenheimer, once celebrated as the “father…
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S3 Episode 31: Mindset to Millions
In this episode, Mathew talks with entrepreneur coach Lily Carter about why mindset is the foundation of business success. They explore the habits, beliefs, and strategies that…
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S3 Episode 30:A or An? Let’s Make It Easy!
In this episode of Easy Talk, Mia and Lauren show how to correctly use “a” and “an” by focusing on the sound of the next word, not just the first letter. Through fun examples they…
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S3 Episode 29: Coding the Future
Mathew sits down with two tech education specialists to explore how learning programming shapes kids’ and teens’ futures. Is coding more powerful than traditional careers? Does it…
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S3 Episode 28: The Radium Girls
They painted watch dials with a glowing material believed to be harmless. When symptoms appeared, science was used to silence—not save—them. In this episode, we uncover how…
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S3 Episode 27: Numbers That Speak
Numerology fans, this episode is for you! Mathew sits down with a numerology expert to explore whether numbers can be “good” or “bad,” what portal numbers mean, and how your birth…
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S3 Episode 26: The Tuskegee Deception
For decades, government researchers watched men die from a curable disease—without telling them. In this episode, we explore how science crossed an ethical line so deeply that it…
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S3 Episode 25: Why We Say People Are — Not People Is
Mia and Lauren talk about common English mistakes and have a chat with real-life examples explaining why we say people are, not people is.
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S3 Episode 24: Silenced on the Campaign Trail: The Killing of Fernando Villavicencio
In this episode of Mysteries Unveiled, we examine the shocking assassination of Ecuadorian presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio — a crime that exposed the dangerous ties…
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S3 Episode 23: When Home Feels Far Away
In this heartfelt Christmas episode, Mathew and his guest explore the emotions of homesickness and longing during the holidays. They discuss why many people feel pressured to…
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S3 Episode 22: The Open Car: The Assassination of John F. Kennedy
On November 22, 1963, U.S. President John F. Kennedy was shot and killed while riding through Dallas, Texas. The official story blamed a lone gunman, but the unanswered questions…
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S3 Episode 21: Why We Don’t Say I Am Agree
Mia and Lauren talk about common English mistakes like “I am agree,” explaining why it’s wrong with fun, real examples.
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S3 Episode 20: Exile Wasn’t Enough: The Killing of Ronald Ojeda
In this episode of Mysteries Unveiled, we explore the shocking disappearance of Venezuelan ex-officer Ronald Ojeda in Chile — a case that blurs the line between political exile…
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S3 Episode 19: Why Do We Feel Jealous?
In this episode, host Mathew sits down with psychologist Dr. Erica Bennett and relationship coach Liam Collins to explore the roots of jealousy. Is it insecurity, personality, or…
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S3 Episode 18: Everyday English Mistakes We All Make
In this episode of Easy Talk, Mia and Lauren have fun correcting common English mistakes like “it depends of,” “I am agree,” and “more better.” Through short, playful dialogues…
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S3 Episode 17: The Month of Miracles
In this episode, Mathew talks with a Kabbalah teacher about why December is known as the month of miracles. They explain what Kabbalah is, the spiritual meaning of miracles in…
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S3 Episode 16: The Mysterious Death of Pablo Neruda
Was Pablo Neruda’s death natural—or political? Mysteries Unveiled investigates new evidence and decades of controversy surrounding Chile’s most famous poet.
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S3 Episode 15: Overusing “more”
Spanish speakers often add “more” where English doesn’t need it—like “more easier” or “more better.” In this episode, Mia and Lauren share real-life examples and simple tips to…
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S3 Episode 14: The Clone That Never Was
When South Korean scientist Hwang Woo-suk claimed to have cloned human embryos, the world hailed him as a hero. But behind the headlines was a shocking truth — fabricated data…
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S3 Episode 13: Nails Tell a Story
In this episode, Mathew talks with guest Lucia about the growing popularity of nail art across South America. They explore how manicure culture varies between countries, how…
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S3 Episode 12: he Psychologist Who Invented Reality
In this episode, we discuss the case of Diederik Stapel, a social psychologist who fabricated data in over 50 studies. His deception misled colleagues, media, and the field of…
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S3 Episode 11: The Wellness Hype: What’s Worth Your Money?
Supplements are everywhere — but what really works? Mathew sits down with Dr. Nelson Torres and performance coach Leo Grant to explore two trending favorites: collagen and…
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S3 Episode 10: The Stem Cell Scandal That Shocked the World
In this episode, we discuss the case of Haruko Obokata, a Japanese scientist who claimed a simple method to create stem cells, promising a revolution in regenerative medicine. The…
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S3 Episode 9: The Muscles You Never Think About
In this episode, Mathew talks with physiotherapist Dr. Laura Gomez and urologist Dr. Peter Hughes about the pelvic floor — a group of muscles we rarely think about but use every…
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S3 Episode 8: Past Simple or Present Perfect?
In this episode, Mia and Lauren ask each other fun, personal questions to practice past simple and present perfect.
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S3 Episode 7: Hire Right, Build Smart
Thinking about remodeling your home or tackling construction projects? Mathew chats with two experts about how to pick the right contractor, avoid overpaying, and understand the…
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S3 Episode 6: Who Profits from Your Focus?
In this episode, we explore how tech companies compete for your attention, profit from your focus, and how reclaiming control of it can improve your well-being.
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S3 Episode 5: I Am… or I Have?
In this episode of Easy Talk, Mia and Lauren break down one of the trickiest mix-ups: when to use “to be” versus “to have.” Through funny real-life examples, they show why you are…
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S3 Episode 4: When Science Lies
This episode uncovers how Andrew Wakefield’s falsified vaccine study sparked global fear and mistrust in medicine. We reveal the fraud, its devastating impact, and the lasting…
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S3 Episode 3: Money Talks: Why Wealth Shapes Power and Attraction
In this episode, Mathew sits down with guest expert David Kumar to unpack the famous saying, “money talks.” Together they explore why money is often seen as a symbol of power…
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S3 Episode 2: False Cognates
In the first episode of Easy Talk, Mia and Lauren share funny anecdotes about false cognates—those tricky words in English and Spanish that look alike but mean very different…
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S3 Episode 1: The Courage of Yes
In Season 3’s opening episode, host Mathew Rossi and expert Ann Reid explore why saying “yes” can be just as important as knowing when to say “no.” From love and relationships to…
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eClass English S2 Episode 57: True Crime - The Phantom Prince – Frédéric Bourdin
A Frenchman repeatedly poses as missing children, deceiving families and investigators for years.