폭탄영어

폭탄영어 #18 – Valentine’s Day!

Michael — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 05:54:04 +0000

이 18번째 폭탄영어 에피소드에서는 제니퍼와 마이클이 한국식 발렌타인데이 왜 짜증나게 하는지 설명해주는 거예요. ㅋㅋㅋ [대본을 다운 받으세요.]

In this 18th episode, Jennifer and Michael talk about Valentine’s Day and why it can be extremely annoying. Hehe…[대본을 다운 받으세요.]

우리 대화의 대본 그리고 나온 링크들이 www.bombenglish.com에 구할 수 있습니다. Go to www.bombenglish.com for show links and transcript!

Recorded in mono at 64 kbps, 44.100 KHZ for high voice fidelity and maximum clarity. Show length: 21:13

Back to Work

Jennifer — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 03:37:43 +0000

Michael and I will be recording our first new episode of Bomb English tonight, and we hope to have new episodes up on the site very soon. Many, many thanks to our patient listeners and especially to our new Bomb English members: Ancient Goose and James!
Also, for those of you who just can’t wait, both Micheal and I have been featured on Seoul’s new English language radio broadcast: tbs eFM103 is featuring daily English language programming, and both Mike and I have been guests on Sara Kim’s Seoul of Asia program (daily at 11 am). Mike will be on every Monday at 11 now, lending his special slant to the ombudsman oratory.

Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch . . .

Jennifer — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 07:43:38 +0000

An update:
Michael and I are very thankful to all the people who’ve volunteered to help us. We are tentatively getting ready to record and release new material very soon. Thank you to all of our listeners for their support and patience.
In the meantime, if you’re really desperate for some podcasting, I’ve been on the Seoul Podcast once again . . .

Watch the American Presidential Debates!

Michael — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 13:19:02 +0000

An amazing way to present the American presidential debates is through the New York Times’ video presentation of the debates, where they present a full transcript of the debate WHILE it happens. I won’t explain it here — just go watch it. It’s amazing. You can READ the transcript WHILE the video streams.

1st Presidential Debate between Barack Obama and John McCain

1st Vice-Presidential Debate between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin

Bomb English Needs Your Help!

Jennifer — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 15:33:02 +0000

Bomb English is looking for a few good men . . .or women . . .or aliens from outer space^^ We’re ready to begin posting new episodes, but before we get back on track, we need to find a new transcriptionist. We need someone with a few free hours each week who can listen to the edited podcast and type up a script that accurately reflects what we said. Good candidates will have a strong grasp of English, an interest in media and broadcasting, and most importantly, no history of carpal tunnel syndrome. If you’re interested, drop us a line!

Jennifer on Seoul Podcast

Jennifer — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 15:44:22 +0000

It is with great trepidation that I announce that I was this week’s guest for the Seoul Podcast. If you ever wondered what I sound like when I’m being really, really silly . . . well, this would be your chance. Go ahead and click here if you want to lose what little respect you might have had for me.

Mike and Jennifer on Arirang TV!

Jennifer — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 16:21:17 +0000

Mike and Jennifer were interviewed on Arirang TV, for a segment on expat bloggers! You can see the interview here:

Vacation’s Almost Over

Michael — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 03:17:45 +0000

Jennifer and I are having our summer 휴가’s right now, so we’ll be back very soon — are you enjoying your summer vacations? What are you doing?

Words and Music

Jennifer — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 05:39:01 +0000

Ok, this is just for fun, but one of my favorite “songs” of all time is Bulbous Bouffant by The Vestibules. Have you ever said a word over and over again until it ceased to have meaning and became just sound? Probably you haven’t, but I’m weird and I have. That’s the basic idea behind this skit . . .

For more fun, you can find more songs and skits at www.thevestibules.com

Radio Star

Jennifer — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 03:29:33 +0000

I’ll admit an ulterior motive for my previous post about radio dramas.
Of course, listening to radio dramas and programming are wonderful ways to improve your English listening skills. But what if you could improve more than your listening? What if you had an opportunity to practice your writing and speaking skills at the same time? What if you could have something really nifty to show off how much your skills were improving?

What if you made your own radio drama?

Here at Bomb English we want not only to produce wonderful podcasts, but also participate in the process of learning. We hope a small group of listeners might be interested in helping to write, produce, perform, and record a radio-style drama. If you would be interested, please let us know by sending us an email or commenting here on this post. As soon as we have enough people, there will be an announcement giving the time and place of the first meeting!