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Why is it hard to convince investors your world changing idea is worth time and money? At Episode 1 we believe in founders who see the world differently.

WE SEE YOUR UNIQUE EXPERTISE BRINGING A COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO TRANSFORM AN INDUSTRY "With Episode1, the value-add is more than just the monetary investment - they are very hands on with helping us figure out some of our most pressing business, sales and people challenges.

Chandini Jain and Shub Jain Co-founders. WE SEE HOW YOUR EXPERTISE DRIVES THE AUDACITY OF YOUR VISION "There are good investors, and there are skin-in-the-game investors.

Episode 1 are the latter. Kane Halsey Founder. Nick Schweitzer and Wai- Chuen Cheung Co-founders. James Hind Founder.

Raz Ghafoor CEO and Founder. Misha Gopaul Co-Founder and CEO. We see the genius behind the idea "They come across as people who genuinely love what they do, the quality of the questions they asked, made me realise they were the right VC".

Theo Saville Co-Founder and CEO. Jeremy King Founder and CEO. Sitting by the lake is a big, fat frog. After every show, Tom talks about the language you heard and gives you ideas to help you learn.

See you next time. Tess: Bye! Listen to part of her conversation again. One more thing. Do you know why not? In another part of the show we heard Daniel and Alice playing a game.

Listen to part of it again. Tom: I hope all of you have a notebook where you keep new words — a vocabulary notebook.

Think about how you put new words into your notebook. Do you put them in alphabetically? Or do you organise your new words another way?

Some people put words into their notebooks in word families. They put words together that are connected in some way. You have to find the way that helps you remember the new words.

This week I heard this interesting expression:. Tom: Now. There are two things there I want to talk about. But be careful!

It might sound a bit strange if you try to use it yourself. Try to use it in English this week. Remember you can send your questions to me at learnenglishpodcast britishcouncil.

Add a comment below. LearnEnglish Subscription: self-access courses for professionals. Yes, i think it's a very good idea, because people are more likely to follow the words of famous people.

Celebrities should be a good example for their fans. Instead of just promoting trendy things and products that no one needs, they have to colaborate for a better world.

If fans adopt this type of mindset, they will do better things for the environment and people. By the way, celebrities will spread these good deeds faster than a politician or someone ordinay.

It's a good idea for celebrity to do charity. Because people love them and they will do the same. But most of celebrity care about publicity and they use charity for their publicity they don't care about poverty.

The more they do charity, the more they are loved by people. I don't like this idea very much. For the finish, I'm looking forward to seeing series 5.

I listen series 1 2 3 4 repeatedly and I make my English Level to improve. I think it's a good idea because when famous people do things like that, they can influence others around the world to do the same.

I think that it doesn't matter the real intemption of the celebrity. To work for charity is always helping somebody and that's what matters.

I think it is a good idea to celebrities to do work for charity; because, with that, they can build a good reputation and also help people in need.

I think if the celebrities have a lot of money, they should give that money to poor people. I think it's a good idea for celebrities to do work for charity,because first of all it is a nobel act,and as a celebrities you influence so many people out there.

Well,maybe some of the people think it's just for a publicty , but we know what? However it is blissful direction.

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How about that? Ravi: Well, OK then. Erm, this is Tess. Ravi: And she loves dancing and riding her mountain bike. Ravi: Oh yes. Gordon: Hello!

Pleased to meet you! Gordon: Very well thank you Tess. Zara: Hello. Ravi: Hi Zara. Tess: And what do you do Zara?

Ravi: Angelina Jolie. Great - good choice! Tell us a bit about her. Tess: And why did you choose her to talk about today? Tess: Do you like her films?

Ravi: Yeah. Ravi: And what would you like to talk to her about Zara? Section 3: Quiz Tess: OK. Hi Alice. Alice: Hello Tess: Do you both know what to do?

Alice: Yeah Tess: Good. Tess: How about you, Alice? Things you find in a kitchen. Knife, fork, spoon. Section 4: Our person in Ravi: OK, some interesting answers there.

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