Maestro Sersea offers regular podcasts for English Learners who wish to improve American English comprehension and communication skills online.
Here’s our Learn American English with Maestro Sersea Podcast:
Learn American English with Maestro Sersea Podcast | RSS.com
Here’s our ESL.Institute Podcast:
The ESL.INSTITUTE Podcast | RSS.com
Here’s our WorkSkills.Pro Podcast:
The Workskills.Pro Podcast | RSS.com
Here’s our VESL.US Podcast:
The VESL.US Podcast | RSS.com
Here’s our WorldFacts.Club Podcast:
The WorldFacts.Club Podcast | RSS.com
Here’s our EducationPodcast.Network Podcast:
The Education Podcast Network Podcast | RSS.com
Here’s Maestro Sersea’s Adult Education English as a Second Language Podcast (AESL Podcast):
AESL Podcast | RSS.com
Here’s Maestro Sersea’s AESL 702 Beginning Low Podcast:
AESL702withMaestroSersea | RSS.com
Here’s Maestro Sersea’s Personal Improvement Now Podcast:
The Personal Improvement Now Podcast | RSS.com
Here’s Maestro Sersea’s Liberty and Democracy Podcast:
Liberty and Democracy | RSS.com
You are also invited to subscribe and listen to Maestro Sersea’s Immigrants in the USA Podcast:
The Immigrants in the USA Podcast | RSS.com
What are Podcasts?
— A podcast is a digital media file that can be listened to on-demand. Podcasts are often created in series and generally range from 10 minutes to over an hour. The majority of podcasts are audio-based, but some are video or text-based.
— Podcasts are an episodic form of electronic media which are available on demand, over the internet. They are usually audio-based, though some are video-based. The term podcasting is a neologism coined by Ben Hammersley in 2004, literally meaning “small digital recording.
— Podcasts refer to a digital media broadcast that is distributed over a vast network of computers. They seem to be a more popular form of broadcast these days because they are very efficient and can be accessed at any time from any location.
— Podcasts are a form of digital media that is typically released in episodic installments. A podcast is a subset of webcast, typically consisting of an audio recording distributed via RSS feeds, downloads from different websites, or through iTunes. Podcasts have been around since the nineties but have seen a recent boom in popularity. The word podcast has been adopted as a neologism to refer to a feed that distributes multimedia files over the Internet.
