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📅 December 18, 2025 ✉️ Finding and eating wild food 📝 Where do you get your fruit and vegetables – a supermarket, a greengrocer... or the wild? For our distant ancestors, foraging for wild food was vital for survival, while these days we tend to rely on farmed food, bought in shops. However, for those that know what they are doing, foraging can be joyful, fulfilling and full of tasty treats! Pippa and Beth discuss this and teach you some new vocabulary. 🔔 Join BBC's 6 Minute English

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📅 June 27, 2013 [Archive] ✉️ Computer glasses 📝 Wearable technology is one of the newest and most exciting areas in computing. Finn and Neil discuss Google Glass, a controversial device worn like a pair of glasses that works similarly to a smartphone. Along the way, they explore other types of wearable tech and teach you some useful vocabulary. 🔔 Join BBC's 6 Minute English

“I missed the last 7309% gain — but not the next one.” Neo CALL’S 💎🛑 just dropped the biggest crypto alpha you’ll see today. Only real players get in early. Don’t wait till it’s too late: Join now and catch the next rocket! 🚀🔥 #ad InsideAds

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📅 July 4, 2013 [Archive] ✉️ Suspended coffee 📝 Buying a cup of coffee can be a real treat, but what if you could not afford one? Neil and Jen discuss the idea of suspended coffee, a scheme where customers pay in advance for a drink that someone in need can enjoy later. Along the way, they explore how this simple act of kindness works and teach you some useful vocabulary. 🔔 Join BBC's 6 Minute English

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📅 July 11, 2013 [Archive] ✉️ Tweet of the day 📝 How does birdsong make you feel, and can it help you focus better while working or studying? Rob and Jen explore the benefits of natural bird sounds, listen to different birdsongs, and explain why “Tweet of the Day” has nothing to do with Twitter, while teaching you some useful vocabulary along the way. 🔔 Join BBC's 6 Minute English

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📅 July 18, 2013 [Archive] ✉️ Restart parties 📝 Rob and Jen explore what happens when everyday devices like phones or kettles stop working and why many people choose to replace rather than repair them. An international movement called Restart is encouraging people to rethink this habit by holding Restart parties where participants learn simple repair skills. The episode looks at how these events promote sustainability and teach useful vocabulary related to fixing things. Listen to discover how repair culture is making a comeback. 🔔 Join BBC's 6 Minute English