Easy English

Isi and Mitch are a bi-national couple living in the UK, and their podcast captures something that structured language courses rarely manage: the sound of two people having a real, relaxed conversation. Each episode drops listeners into their everyday life, covering topics like British pub culture, small talk, music, food, the stiff upper lip, and yes, the weather. The approach is simple — you learn English by listening to English being spoken naturally, with enough context and pacing that intermediate learners can follow along. The show releases new episodes every two weeks, with around 61 installments in the catalog so far. That makes it a newer and smaller show compared to some of the veterans in this space, but the quality of each episode compensates for the smaller library. Isi and Mitch have genuine chemistry, and their conversations feel unforced in a way that scripted dialogues never do. They also welcome listener questions about the English language and British life, which adds an interactive dimension to the show. For members, the podcast offers conversation calls every Tuesday, interactive transcripts, and bonus content for each episode. The membership model means the hosts invest real effort into community building rather than just broadcasting into the void. The production is clean and pleasant to listen to, and the couple's different cultural backgrounds create natural moments where they explain things to each other — exactly the kind of explanation a learner benefits from hearing. For anyone who wants to absorb British English through authentic daily conversation rather than formal lessons, Easy English provides a comfortable, low-pressure way to do it.