Puzzle English Podcast

Alright, guys! How's it going? You know I was pondering what 'Awesomeiliya''s podcasts should look or sound like. And I have not come to any conclusion yet. Some of you asked me to accompany podcasts with a text version. So be it from now on! I don't mind. Also, in your comments, I noticed a way-too-frequent usage of 'work out listening skills' in relation to further podcasts. As I see you wish that would be so. I'll tell you what... No, such practice is not gonna be in there whatsoever. I don't feel like it's a good idea to let you listen to my Russian accent. In my book, if your goal is speaking like a native, you should listen to authentic English speech. Anyway, please, don't get shirty, will you? Next. It was suggested podcasts should include some kind of tasks for a better mastery of the material. Honestly, I can't but agree as it's only reasonable, indeed. I wouldn't promise to give you, shall we say, homework in every Awesomeilya. Yet, now and then you'll have it. All in all, Awesomeilya seems to be