Plain English

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" Britain and the world are mourning the death of Queen Elizabeth II. She died peacefully at the Bal

" The mullet hairstyle is known for looking like business in the front, party in the back, and have

" Chilean voters recently voted not to adopt a proposed constitution. It all started in 2019, when i

" Reeling from burnout and an always-on culture, many in Gen Z are subscribing to #QuietQuitting, th

" Ice cream maker Ben & Jerry's decided not to sell its product in the Palestinian territories, clai

" Ben & Jerry’s has always taken a unique approach to running its business. When they were acquired

On this 500th episode, Jeff and JR talk about their favorite places in Chicago, including: Restaura

[Countdown to 500] Get ready for the 500th lesson live stream by joining us on social media: Follow

You hear his name on every lesson, but today you get to hear from JR himself (he locked Jeff in a cl

500 lessons is a lot of work! While you only hear my voice, there is a huge team behind Plain Englis

[Countdown to 500] Get ready for the 500th lesson live stream by joining us on social media: Follow

As we get ready to celebrate 500 lessons together this Saturday, I'm sharing some thoughts on why I

[Countdown to #500] To celebrate our 500th lesson, we'll be live-streaming on Facebook and Instagram

In this "behind-the-scenes" episode, Jeff shares some of the history of Plain English as a business,

[Countdown to #500] We're getting ready to celebrate Lesson #500! We'll be live-streaming the lesson

In this "behind-the-scenes" episode, Jeff shares what the term "Plain English" means and why he chos

COUNTDOWN TO 500: Are you ready to help celebrate our 500th lesson? Here are 4 ways to get involved:

" Amazon is acquiring One Medical, a popular network of doctors’ office in the United States. One Me

" The James Webb telescope is already sending back breathtaking images from space, but it apparently

" Asian carp were first introduced in the United States in the 1970s as a solution to a growing alga