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最近更新: 2024/10/20

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ep.23: Jobs in the AI world

Podcast Shownotes: Jobs in the AI World - Episode 23The 23rd episode of "Jobs in the AI World" focuses on the future of computer science and artificial intelligence, exploring key topics such as learning programming, the growing relevance of AI in tech fields, and potential career pathways in these industries. The guest, Phong, discusses various approaches to learning computer science, including traditional degrees, online platforms, and boot camps, highlighting the importance of skills over specific technologies. The episode also emphasizes the value of problem-solving and practical experience in coding through platforms like Stack Overflow, Leet Code, and Hacker Rank.Additionally, Phong discusses prompt engineering in AI, the future of computer science education, and the competitiveness of jobs in the industry due to AI advancements. He advises listeners to focus on learning fundamental concepts rather than specific technologies that can quickly become outdated.

2024/10/20

18分钟

ep.22: Exploring Computer Science and AI

Podcast Shownotes: Exploring Computer Science and Prompting in the AI World - Episode 22IntroductionTime: 00:18In this episode, Fong takes us on a journey into the future of AI and shares insights into prompting techniques. Many people are curious about pursuing computer science as a major in university. Should they take the leap? Fong shares practical advice and walks us through the process of learning programming. Enjoy!Key Discussion PointsGetting Started with ProgrammingTime: 00:45Discussion: Fong introduces ways to pick the right programming language and offers tips on getting started in the world of computer science.Key Insights:Learning Resources: Besides online tutorials, you can always visit your local bookstore to find a range of resources, but remember to practice regularly to develop your skills.Projects: Begin with small projects like creating interactive elements using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, but eventually aim to build more complex projects to showcase your skills to potential employers.Building a Community and Seeking HelpTime: 01:21Discussion: Fong emphasizes the importance of community when learning programming.Key Insights:Online Communities: Websites like Stack Overflow and Reddit provide platforms where learners can get help from experts. He also highlights ChatGPT as an effective tool to quickly generate answers and ideas.Challenges and Practice: Fong recommends websites like LeetCode, HackerRank, and CodeWars for coding challenges that will help learners practice problem-solving in different programming languages.Self-Study and AccountabilityTime: 05:59Discussion: For those who find self-study difficult, Fong suggests various learning paths depending on personal discipline and time.Key Insights:Self-Study: Online platforms like Udemy, Coursera, and bootcamps offer flexibility, allowing learners to study after work or during spare time.Bootcamps: These intense, fast-paced programs offer career placement services and provide hands-on learning experiences. However, they can be costly, ranging from $10K to $20K.The Value of CS Degrees and BootcampsTime: 09:30Discussion: Fong compares traditional CS degrees and bootcamps, breaking down their advantages and disadvantages.Key Insights:University Degrees: Offer a comprehensive education but are expensive and time-consuming.Bootcamps: Accelerated programs that focus on practical skills and often help learners with career placement. They are shorter in duration but require payment either upfront or through income-sharing agreements.

2024/10/17

17分钟

ep.21: AI Skepticism and Generative AI

Podcast Shownotes: AI Skepticism and Generative AI - Episode 21IntroductionTime: 00:16Welcome to Episode 21, where we explore the world of generative AI. We sat down with Mario, an AI skeptic, to discuss the history, current applications, and potential pitfalls of AI. Mario offers a unique perspective on how companies gather data from users on various platforms. It’s a refreshing conversation that challenges many assumptions. Enjoy the episode!Key Discussion PointsThe Rise of Generative AITime: 00:58Discussion: Mario explores the history of generative AI, starting with the concept of Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) in 2013.Key Insights:GANs, a breakthrough in neural networks, marked a significant turning point for AI development.By late 2022, generative AI tools, such as ChatGPT, became mainstream, providing users with new ways to interact with AI.Generative AI now spans various applications, including text, image, video, and audio generation.Applications of Generative AITime: 01:22Discussion: Mario highlights some of the most popular generative AI tools and their uses in everyday life.Key Insights:Mid-Journey is a widely used tool for creating images based on text prompts, allowing users to enhance or transform visual content.Advances in text-to-speech and music generation have made AI capable of producing lifelike voiceovers and even creating pop songs.AI is increasingly being integrated into office tasks, social media content creation, and automated customer support.Video and Image Generation with AITime: 03:06Discussion: Mario dives into how AI is transforming video production and image restoration.Key Insights:AI tools can animate photos, upscale old films, and generate high-resolution video from low-quality sources, making it possible to restore historical footage with remarkable clarity.Video prediction technologies are being used in surveillance to detect behaviors and predict actions, raising questions about privacy and data use.AI-driven image filters and face-swapping technologies are now common in social media apps, allowing for realistic modifications without affecting backgrounds.Generative AI in 3D Modeling and Audio GenerationTime: 05:40Discussion: The conversation shifts to 3D image generation and text-to-speech advancements, including Roblox's use of AI for creating 3D models.Key Insights:AI can now generate 3D content and enhance existing 3D models, accelerating game development and virtual world creation.Speech-to-speech generation allows for AI-generated voices to mimic real people's tones, adding new possibilities for narration and entertainment.AI tools like Amazon's Twilio are helping studios produce music and audio content more efficiently.

2024/10/10

15分钟

ep.20: Exploring Computer Science and AI's Impact

Podcast Shownotes: Exploring Computer Science and AI's Impact - Episode 20IntroductionTime: 00:19Welcome to episode 20! In today's episode, we provide an overview of computer science, highlighting its sub-disciplines and future career paths, especially in the context of AI's influence. Whether you're technical or not, this episode offers something for everyone. Enjoy the discussion!Key Discussion PointsOverview of Computer Science Sub-DisciplinesTime: 00:34Discussion: We start by introducing the various sub-disciplines under the computer science umbrella, providing options and recommendations for people considering this field.Key Insights:Computer science influences nearly every aspect of modern life, from mobile apps to AI. Its reach is vast and continues to grow.Sub-disciplines include software programming, web development, data science, computer architecture, networks, security, blockchain, and AI.The Ubiquity of Computer Science and Problem-Solving SkillsTime: 01:07Discussion: We explore the importance of foundational computer science knowledge and the problem-solving skills it cultivates.Key Insights:Computer science is fundamentally about problem-solving. It requires clear and systematic thinking to instruct computers to behave in specific ways.Learning computer science opens up global tech opportunities, high-paying careers, and roles across multiple industries.High-Paying Careers in TechTime: 04:45Discussion: The earning potential in various computer science roles was discussed, with a focus on US salaries.Key Insights:Average salaries vary by region, company, and experience. Software developers earn around $144K annually, web developers around $64K, and data scientists about $122K.Product managers and cloud computing engineers can earn around $120K, while academic roles in computer science pay around $85K per year.Getting Started with CodingTime: 08:41Discussion: Fong offers advice on how beginners can get started with coding and what online resources are available.Key Insights:Free coding platforms like W3Schools and FreeCodeCamp were recommended, along with paid options like CodeAcademy and Udemy.YouTube was also suggested as a resource for coding tutorials, though it may not always offer the most structured learning approach.Choosing a Programming LanguageTime: 12:05Discussion: Which programming language should beginners start with?Key Insights:Python is recommended for beginners due to its simplicity and versatility.Other important languages include JavaScript for web development, Java for more complex applications, SQL for database management, and C++ for low-level system programming and game development. R is mentioned for statistical computing and is crucial for aspiring data scientists.

2024/9/28

18分钟

ep.19: Artificial Intelligence and Career Impacts

Podcast Shownotes: Artificial Intelligence and Career Impacts - Episode 19IntroductionTime: 00:23Welcome to our 19th episode! In this episode, we explore the topic of artificial intelligence (AI) and its significant influence on the field of computer science. Our discussion highlights concerns about the future of work and careers in the age of AI, with insights from our guest who works as a senior computer scientist in the Silicon Valley. Enjoy the conversation!Key Discussion PointsEmbracing Uncertainty and Leveraging AI in CareersTime: 00:34Discussion: Participants discuss the growing impact of AI and AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) on job opportunities and the importance of adapting to uncertainties.Key Insights:Chris emphasized that while AI brings uncertainty, smart individuals can take advantage of it by creating new industries and businesses.It's crucial to not panic, but instead learn to use AI as a tool to assist in future developments, as uncertainty often leads to innovation and new opportunities.Ethical Considerations and the Role of CompaniesTime: 02:45Discussion: The debate on how companies should ethically use AI while balancing profitability and societal benefit.Key Insights:There are "evil" companies that prioritize profits at the expense of people, while good companies find ways to help others and make profits simultaneously.Participants stressed the need to ensure that AI is used to benefit humanity, not harm it. The direction AI takes will significantly affect the future, and the time to make these decisions is now.The Future of Computer Science and StartupsTime: 05:06Discussion: Fong, a guest from the Bay Area, shared his experience working in Silicon Valley and provided insights on the future of startups and computer science careers.Key Insights:Fong explained that startups will continue to be a part of the tech ecosystem as long as there is interest and potential rewards, though many fail. However, the successful ones can yield significant payoffs.For future entrepreneurs, it's important to understand that the landscape is shifting rapidly due to advancements in AI, and those who can adapt will thrive.AI's Disruption of the Computer Science FieldTime: 10:14Discussion: Fong addressed concerns about whether pursuing a degree in computer science is still a wise choice in light of AI's growing influence.Key Insights:AI, especially generative AI, is changing how software development is done. While AI won’t fully replace programmers in the near future, it will optimize workflows and reduce the need for some repetitive tasks.Fong advised that a computer science degree still holds value, but the industry is evolving rapidly. Programmers will need to become more versatile and skilled to remain competitive, as fewer roles may be available in the future.The Entrepreneurial Mindset in a World Shaped by AITime: 16:02Discussion: The importance of an entrepreneurial mindset in leveraging AI's potential for creating new opportunities and industries.Key Insights:Participants discussed how AI will likely create more variety and opportunity for those with an entrepreneurial mindset. While traditional employee roles will still exist, those who can use AI to solve new problems will stand out in the workforce.The digital space, in particular, offers growing opportunities, and understanding how to use AI will become a key advantage in shaping future careers.

2024/9/21

21分钟

ep.18: Discussion of social hot topics

Podcast Shownotes: Homosexuality - Episode 18IntroductionTime: 00:21Welcome to the 19th episode! In this episode, we explored the topic of homosexuality and its significant influence on culture throughout history. We had a fascinating discussion on HelloTalk with people from around the world, including India, Germany, and the United States. Enjoy this diverse conversation about cultural perspectives, historical context, and modern societal changes!Key Discussion PointsHistorical Influence of Homosexuality on Ancient CivilizationsTime: 00:45Discussion: Participants reflected on how homosexuality played a role in the cultural decline of ancient civilizations like the Roman Empire.Key Insights:Tacitus, a Roman historian, documented Nero’s homosexual relationships and how they were linked to the decline of Rome, though it was considered a symptom rather than the cause.The discussion broadened to the theory that destroying family structures can lead to the downfall of civilizations, with participants referencing various ancient empires.Family Structure and the Importance of StabilityTime: 02:01Discussion: The importance of maintaining traditional family structures for the stability and continuation of civilizations was emphasized.Key Insights:A participant shared the view that the breakdown of family units (mother, father, and children) leads to societal collapse.Confuciuswas cited, with his teachings on the significance of family as the foundation of society. This perspective was contrasted with modern views on gender and family dynamics in Western cultures.Cultural and Historical Perspectives on HomosexualityTime: 04:03Discussion: Participants delved into historical attempts to regulate family and birth rates in ancient Rome, including marriage incentives and taxes, to encourage societal stability.Key Insights:Ancient Rome tried various methods, including bachelor taxes, to address low birth rates and declining family structures.The conversation also touched on the relationship between moral shifts (such as the rise of feminism and sexual openness) and cultural changes in Western societies, with references to the 1960s sexual revolution and subsequent movements.The Evolution of Morality and Sexuality in Modern TimesTime: 06:39Discussion: The evolution of Western views on sexuality, from the 1960s hippie movement to modern-day discussions on transgenderism and alternative sexual identities, was explored.Key Insights:Participants noted how societal views on sexuality have shifted over time, moving from gay rights in the 1990s to the prominence of transgender issues in the 2010s, with concerns about where these discussions are headed next.The role of media and platforms like OnlyFans in the commercialization and normalization of sexual content was critiqued as a reflection of society's moral decline.Historical Perspectives on Sex Work and Social InfluenceTime: 09:02Discussion: A participant brought up the historical roles of sex workers in different cultures, such as Ganikasin ancient India and Geishasin Japan, emphasizing their respected social standing and multifaceted skills beyond sex work.Key Insights:Unlike modern perceptions of sex work, ancient sex workers were highly skilled in arts, music, and politics, and held significant social influence.The Kama Sutrawas mentioned as a misunderstood text in the West, with its emphasis on the holistic and spiritual dimensions of pleasure, contrasting with today’s materialistic and visual focus on sex.Legal and Social Control of Prostitution in the WestTime: 14:01Discussion: The legal control of prostitution in the United States and its historical connection to early feminist movements was discussed.Key Insights:Early 20th-century feminist movements in the US pushed for the prohibition of prostitution and alcohol, as well as age of consent laws, leading to stricter regulations around sex work.Participants discussed how St. Augustine and Thomas Aquinas viewed prostitution as morally wrong, but argued that banning it could lead to more societal harm, highlighting the complex moral landscape of the time.The Philosophical and Moral Debate Around SexualityTime: 16:32Discussion: A philosophical debate arose around whether true freedom comes from indulging desires or controlling them.Key Insights:Some participants argued that indulging in desires, such as through prostitution or casual sex, enslaves individuals to their emotions and prevents true freedom.Paul the Apostlewas referenced as someone who spoke about being a "slave to sin" versus a "slave to righteousness," sparking a lively debate about his teachings and influence on Christian morality.

2024/9/14

18分钟

ep.17: 对于少数群体的一次讨论

Podcast Shownotes: Transgenderism and Cultural Impact - Episode 17IntroductionTime: 00:20Welcome to the 18th episode! In this episode, we had an insightful conversation with participants from different parts of the world on transgenderism, its impact on culture, and how different societies view and integrate transgender individuals. We dive into discussions that span history, cultural perspectives, and modern challenges. Enjoy this thought-provoking episode!Key Discussion PointsWestern vs. Non-Western Perspectives on TransgenderismTime: 00:44Discussion: The conversation began with a comparison between how transgender identity is perceived in Western countries versus non-Western cultures, such as India.Key Insights:In India, trans individuals are recognized as a "third gender" calledHijras, a culturally and historically acknowledged group that plays significant spiritual roles.In contrast, Western societies often emphasize the hypersexualization and social aspects of gender identity, leading to different societal struggles and challenges for transgender people.Historical Context of Transgender SurgeriesTime: 02:55Discussion: The episode touched upon the history of transgender surgeries, particularly in Europe, where transgender medical procedures began in Germany during the early 20th century.Key Insights:Magnus Hirschfeld’s pioneering work in Berlin, which included the first known transgender surgeries, was highlighted as a major moment in the medical history of transgender people.The discussion also reflected on how societal views on transgender people have evolved since those early surgeries.Cultural Influence of Religion on GenderTime: 06:01Discussion: Participants explored how different religions and belief systems shape perspectives on gender and transgender identities, focusing on Abrahamic religions (Christianity, Islam, and Judaism).Key Insights:Abrahamic faiths often emphasize clear gender binaries, which can make the integration of transgender individuals more challenging in these societies.Contrastingly, cultures like those in India, which have long recognized theHijracommunity, are more open to the concept of a non-binary gender system.Transgenderism in Southeast Asia vs. Western ExpectationsTime: 09:20.174Discussion: The episode compared the cultural acceptance of transgender people in Southeast Asia, especially in Thailand, to the current demands in Western countries.Key Insights:In Thailand, transgender people (often referred to as "ladyboys") are open about their gender identity but maintain a distinction between their biological sex and their gender expression.Western countries tend to push for more rights, such as the ability to legally change gender on official documents, which goes beyond what is traditionally accepted in Southeast Asia.Societal Marginalization and the Spiritual Role of Transgender PeopleTime: 13:02Discussion: The spiritual significance of transgender individuals in Indian culture, where they are seen as possessing both male and female energies, was explored.Key Insights:Transgender individuals in India, known asHijras, are considered spiritually powerful due to their embodiment of both masculine and feminine qualities, making them revered in some cultural and religious practices.However, despite this historical reverence, they still face modern societal marginalization, showing the contrast between spiritual respect and social inequality.

2024/9/9

21分钟

ep.16: Relationships_04

Podcast Shownotes: Relationships - Episode 4IntroductionTime: 00:17In this episode, we explore the first impressions and initial attractions when meeting someone for the first time. We dive into what people notice first in others, how men and women might prioritize different aspects, and the impact of culture and personal experiences on these perceptions. Enjoy this engaging discussion!Key Discussion PointsInitial Impressions: What Do You Notice First?Time: 00:19Discussion: When meeting someone new, what are the initial features that catch your attention?Key Insights:She mentioned that she first notices a person’s voice, arguing that it’s a more stable trait compared to appearance, which can be altered.Others highlighted the importance of good hygiene, appearance, and how a person presents themselves.The Role of Culture in AttractionTime: 04:24Discussion: The impact of cultural differences on initial attraction and relationship dynamics.Key Insights:He discussed how in some cultures, attraction and relationship dynamics are heavily influenced by traditions, such as arranged marriages in certain regions, where initial physical attraction might not play as significant a role.The conversation highlighted how different cultures prioritize various aspects like financial stability, physical appearance, and voice tone, which can vary widely.Men vs. Women: Do They Look for the Same Things?Time: 08:59Discussion: Exploring whether men and women prioritize the same traits when they first meet someone.Key Insights:He argued that while there might be some overlap, men and women often prioritize different things. Women might prioritize safety and emotional stability, while men might focus more on physical appearance initially.The discussion also touched on the idea that men and women might make decisions based on different phases of their lives and what they need at that particular time.Making Decisions in Relationships: Do We Get It Right?Time: 13:01Discussion: Reflecting on whether people make the right decisions when choosing a partner and the consequences of those decisions.Key Insights:She emphasized the importance of understanding your own needs and desires before entering a relationship, and how ignoring these can lead to heartbreak.He discussed the concept of "extreme ownership," stressing that individuals need to take responsibility for their decisions in relationships, recognizing that their choices directly impact the outcomes.Attraction and Self-DevelopmentTime: 19:46Discussion: How desires and personal development influence attraction and relationship choices.Key Insights:He shared that desires can often cloud judgment, leading people to make choices that may not align with their long-term goals or well-being.The importance of self-development was highlighted as a way to ensure that you make decisions that are in your best interest, maintaining a level of self-respect and dignity in relationships.The Impact of Language on RelationshipsTime: 23:01Discussion: The role of language in building and maintaining relationships, especially across cultural and geographical boundaries.Key Insights:The episode concludes with a reflection on the power of language as a tool for connection, allowing people from different backgrounds to share ideas, emotions, and experiences, even across vast distances.

2024/8/24

24分钟

ep.15: Relationships_03

Podcast Shownotes: Relationships - Episode 3IntroductionTime: 00:27In this episode, we dive into the dynamics of roles in relationships. Should there be defined roles, or should couples share responsibilities equally? We'll explore different perspectives, opinions, and the importance of communication, trust, and compatibility in maintaining a healthy relationship. Enjoy the discussion!Key Discussion PointsMajor Challenges in RelationshipsTime: 00:43Discussion: A review of the major challenges in relationships as identified by previous discussions.Key Insights:Common challenges include trust, loyalty, emotional control, finances, and keeping the relationship exciting and progressive.Should There Be Roles in Relationships?Time: 01:04Discussion: The importance of having defined roles in relationships versus a more flexible, shared approach.Key Insights:The speaker emphasized the need for complementary roles, suggesting that having distinct but complementary energies in a relationship helps in achieving balance and harmony.The importance of decision-making within the relationship was highlighted, where one person may take the lead, but feedback and mutual understanding are crucial.Traditional vs. Modern Perspectives on RolesTime: 02:00Discussion: Comparing traditional roles with modern, more flexible approaches to relationships.Key Insights:There is a significant shift from traditional roles, where men were primarily providers and decision-makers, to more modern dynamics where roles can be shared or switched based on individual strengths.The conversation also touched on the impact of societal changes and the importance of adaptability in modern relationships.The Importance of Mutual Agreement in Decision MakingTime: 08:43Discussion: The necessity of mutual agreement in decision-making within relationships.Key Insights:The speaker argued that while roles are important, decisions should be made through mutual agreement rather than having a boss-subordinate dynamic.Effective communication and understanding each other's strengths are crucial for making informed decisions together.Choosing the Right Partner: Key QualitiesTime: 11:30Discussion: What qualities should you look for in a partner when considering a long-term relationship?Key Insights:Participants highlighted the importance of compatibility, competency, communication, and shared values.Bree emphasized the importance of a partner’s willingness to take responsibility and handle conflicts maturely, while Khalid focused on finding partners whose values align with his lifestyle.

2024/8/21

16分钟

ep.14: Relationships_02

Podcast Shownotes: Relationships - Episode 2IntroductionTime: 00:19In this episode, we dive into the topic of roles within relationships. Should there be distinct roles for men and women, or should responsibilities be shared equally? We'll explore different perspectives and opinions on this dynamic topic. Enjoy the discussion!Key Discussion PointsThe Equality Debate in RelationshipsTime: 00:53Discussion: Are men and women equal in relationships, or do they have different roles?Key Insights:Mixed opinions were shared, with some believing in equality while others emphasized the different strengths and responsibilities that each gender brings to a relationship.The concept of equality was debated, with some participants arguing that equality doesn’t necessarily mean sameness in roles but rather that both roles are equally important.Roles Based on GenderTime: 01:43Discussion: Should men and women have specific roles in relationships based on their biology and traditional expectations?Key Insights:Some participants emphasized traditional roles, where men are providers and women are nurturers.There was a discussion about the biological differences that could influence these roles, with some advocating for the continuation of these traditional roles for the sake of harmony in the relationship.Others expressed that while roles might differ, both partners' contributions are equally valuable.The Impact of Modern Views on Traditional RolesTime: 05:30Discussion: How modern views and societal changes have influenced traditional gender roles in relationships.Key Insights:There was a recognition that societal pressures are leading to less traditional roles, with some participants expressing concern that this shift could lead to confusion and instability in relationships.The role of women as primary caregivers and men as providers was discussed, with an acknowledgment that these roles are changing, but the importance of having some form of role division was emphasized.Shared Responsibilities vs. Defined RolesTime: 09:02Discussion: Can responsibilities within a relationship be shared equally, or should there be defined roles?Key Insights:Some participants argued for a hybrid model where certain responsibilities are shared while others remain distinct based on individual strengths and preferences.The concept of relationships functioning like a business was introduced, where defined roles help maintain order and efficiency.

2024/8/17

13分钟

ep.13: Relationships_01

Podcast Shownotes: Relationships - Episode 1IntroductionTime: 00:18Welcome to the first episode, where we dive into the complex world of relationships. We’ve interviewed people from different parts of the world, including China and the United States, to gain various perspectives on what constitutes a successful long-term relationship.Key Discussion PointsEssential Qualities in a RelationshipTime: 00:43Discussion: What are the most important qualities for a long-term relationship to be successful?Key Insights:Support for each other’s career and dreams.Trust and loyalty are fundamental.Forgiveness is essential to navigate mistakes and maintain harmony.Communication is critical, including listening and understanding each other.The Importance of CommunicationTime: 04:46Discussion: How important is communication in maintaining a healthy long-term relationship?Key Insights:Humor and understanding are vital in daily interactions.Regular communication helps in understanding your partner’s feelings and needs.Listening is as important as speaking, as it helps to avoid assumptions.Challenges in RelationshipsTime: 06:16Discussion: What are the common challenges that couples face, and how can these challenges strain relationships?Key Challenges:Trust issues, especially related to ex-partners or work-related travel.Jealousy and the need for emotional security.Financial difficulties, such as unemployment, can strain the relationship.Maintaining a balance between excitement and stability—avoiding unnecessary drama while keeping the relationship fresh.Emotional control and conflict resolution are critical to sustaining long-term relationships.Superficiality in Modern RelationshipsTime: 13:02Discussion: The impact of superficial values on relationships, such as focusing on material wealth or external appearances, can undermine the foundation of a healthy relationship.Key Insights:Emotional support is crucial for women, and relationships should be built on more than just materialistic needs.

2024/8/14

15分钟

ep.12: Soundtrack of a nation_03

Podcast Shownotes: Soundtrack of a Nation - Episode 3IntroductionTime: 00:25In this episode, we explore modern-day jazz, featuring the top seven jazz musicians from around the world. Jazz has become an international phenomenon, blending diverse influences from various cultures.Featured Jazz Musicians and Tracks1. Kamasi WashingtonTime: 01:07Instrument: SaxophoneNotable Works: The Epic, Heaven and EarthTrack: JourneyDescription: Kamasi Washington's expansive and genre-blending compositions have brought jazz to a wider audience. "Journey" evokes vivid imagery of setting sail, filled with cheerful and innovative sounds.2. Esperanza SpaldingTime: 04:01Instrument: Bass, VocalsNotable Works: Emily's D+Evolution, 12 Little SpellsTrack: I Know You KnowDescription: A versatile artist, Spalding blends jazz with rock, funk, and classical elements. This playful track explores the dynamics of love, expressing a young woman's desire for open communication in a relationship.3. Robert GlasperTime: 07:37Instrument: Piano, KeyboardsNotable Works: Black Radio, ArtScienceTrack: So BeautifulDescription: Glasper seamlessly blends jazz and hip hop, creating romantic and serene atmospheres. "So Beautiful" depicts a tender moment between a couple, highlighting the genre's ability to express deep emotions.4. Snarky PuppyTime: 10:27Instrument: Band (Various Instruments)Notable Works: We Like It Here, Culcha VulchaTrack: BinkyDescription: Known for their eclectic mix of jazz, funk, and world music, Snarky Puppy's "Binky" evokes a carefree vibe, reminiscent of a joyful night out with friends, complete with the thrill of a road trip.5. Christian Scott aTunde AdjuahTime: 14:58Instrument: TrumpetNotable Works: Stretch Music, Ancestral RecallTrack: The Last ChieftainDescription: Scott blends jazz with hip hop, rock, and African rhythms. "The Last Chieftain" paints a rich, regal image, like a chief enjoying a solitary moment, reflecting on his day or night.6. Hiromi UeharaTime: 18:00Instrument: PianoNotable Works: Voice, SparkTrack: KaleidoscopeDescription: Known for her energetic performances, Hiromi blends jazz with classical, rock, and pop influences. "Kaleidoscope" offers a fast-paced and intense rhythm, evoking feelings of tension and excitement.7. Jacob CollierTime: 20:54Instrument: Multiple Instruments, VocalsNotable Works: In My Room, JesseTrack: All Night LongDescription: Collier's intricate arrangements and harmonies blend jazz with pop, classical, and world music. "All Night Long" is a joyful celebration, showcasing his ability to play multiple instruments and create vibrant, uplifting music.

2024/8/10

25分钟

ep.11: 川普遇刺引发的一系列讨论

Podcast Shownotes: Trump Assassination Attempt - Episode 2IntroductionIn this episode, we discuss the recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump and the subsequent fallout. We explore who might bear responsibility for the security lapse, reactions from experts, and potential conspiracy theories surrounding the event.Main Discussion Points1. Responsibility for Security FailuresSpeaker: Discussion on the role of Kimberly Cheatle, the head of the Secret Service, and the broader implications of her resignation. The conversation touches on the potential organizational and leadership failures that may have contributed to the security breach.2. Reaction from Myron GainsSpeaker: Myron Gains, a former FBI special agent, provides his insights on the security breakdown and the investigation process. He emphasizes the importance of subpoenaing the right individuals who were on the ground during the event for accurate information.3. Potential Conspiracies and Public ReactionSpeaker: Discussion about public and expert reactions to the incident, including speculation about possible conspiracy theories. The conversation highlights the challenges of distinguishing between factual information and conspiracy theories in high-profile cases.4. Insights from Trevor NoahSpeaker: Comedian and commentator Trevor Noah reflects on the broader implications of the assassination attempt, comparing it to other historical events where small changes could have prevented major incidents. He comments on the notion of American exceptionalism and its impact on public perception of safety and security.ConclusionThe episode concludes with a reflection on the importance of learning from near misses and the potential consequences of failing to address underlying issues in security and governance.

2024/8/6

14分钟

ep.10: Soundtrack of a nation_02

Podcast Shownotes: Soundtrack of a nation - Episode 2Introduction Time: 0:00:00In this episode, we explore the eight most influential jazz musicians from the 1930s to the 1960s. Let's discuss what made jazz popular and which artists significantly impacted American culture.Featured Jazz Musicians and Tracks1. Louis Armstrong Time: 0:01:08 Instrument: Trumpet, Vocals Notable Song: What a Wonderful World Description: Known for his unique vocal style and masterful trumpet playing, Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World" remains a timeless classic, beloved for its uplifting message and iconic sound.2. Duke Ellington Time: 0:03:28 Instrument: Piano, Band Leader Notable Song: Take the A Train Description: A pioneer of the big band genre, Duke Ellington's music brought jazz into the mainstream, characterized by lively and energetic arrangements that became staples in dance halls and concerts.3. Miles Davis Time: 0:06:54 Instrument: Trumpet Notable Song: So What Description: Miles Davis is celebrated for his cool and laid-back trumpet style. His track "So What" exemplifies a nonchalant attitude, capturing a unique emotional depth.4. Thelonious Monk Time: 0:09:41 Instrument: Piano Notable Song: Don't Blame Me Description: Known for his distinct piano style, Thelonious Monk's music, like "Don't Blame Me," showcases his remarkable improvisational skills, blending complex rhythms with melodic improvisation.5. Billie Holiday Time: 0:13:01 Instrument: Vocals Notable Song: Blue Moon Description: Billie Holiday's soulful voice conveyed deep emotion, making songs like "Blue Moon" resonate with listeners. Her music often reflects themes of love and heartbreak, creating a timeless appeal.6. Herbie Hancock Time: 0:18:01 Instrument: Piano, Keyboard Notable Song: Watermelon Man Description: A versatile musician, Herbie Hancock's "Watermelon Man" captures the essence of jazz fusion, blending traditional jazz elements with modern sounds, reflecting the genre's evolution.7. Ella Fitzgerald Time: 0:21:01 Instrument: Vocals Notable Song: Summertime Description: Known as the "First Lady of Song," Ella Fitzgerald's powerful voice and impeccable diction brought jazz standards to life. Her rendition of "Summertime" remains a classic, painting vivid imagery through her vocals.8. Charles Mingus Time: 0:25:01 Instrument: Bass, Composer Notable Song: Moanin' Description: Charles Mingus was known for his innovative compositions and dynamic bass playing. "Moanin'" is a testament to his unique style, combining elements of blues and hard bop.

2024/8/2

27分钟

ep.09: 川普遇刺细节曝光

Podcast Shownotes: Trump Assassination Attempt - Episode 2Trump Assassination Attempt - New InformationThomas Matthew Crooks' MethodFBI Director Christopher Wray revealed that Thomas Matthew Crooks used a drone to survey the rally site two hours before the assassination attempt.The drone activity lasted for 11 minutes, providing Crooks with a vantage point from about 200 yards away.Crooks fired eight shots from a rooftop, and authorities recovered three crude explosive devices from his vehicle and residence.The devices were not activated at the time of the attack, and the investigation continues to uncover Crooks' motives.Security Lapses and ReactionsSecurity Measures at the RallyCrooks managed to infiltrate the rally using a bicycle to approach discreetly. He set up equipment on a rooftop, using a drone for surveillance.Significant security lapses allowed Crooks to execute his plan, raising concerns about the adequacy of the measures in place.The Director of the Secret Service, Kimberly Cheatle, has resigned following intense scrutiny and a congressional hearing where security failures were discussed.Congressional Hearing ExcerptsDuring the hearing, questions were raised about the denial of additional security requests, the failure to detect the drone, and the response to the threat posed by Crooks.The Secret Service's response to the assassination attempt was criticized, and the hearing highlighted significant issues in the agency's handling of the situation.Political Ramifications and Security ReformsImpact on Security ProtocolsIn response to the incident, President Biden has ordered an independent review of security measures and protocols, particularly for upcoming significant events like the Republican National Convention.A bipartisan Task Force has been established to investigate the incident and recommend improvements to prevent similar breaches in the future.Public and Political ReactionThere has been widespread public and political reaction to the assassination attempt and the security failures.The Secret Service is under significant pressure to explain the lapses and implement measures to prevent future incidents.

2024/7/31

20分钟

ep.08: 拜登突然退赛?

Podcast Shownotes: Joe Biden's Withdrawal from Presidential RaceJoe Biden's Withdrawal from Presidential RaceAnnouncementJoe Biden officially announced his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential campaign, confirming rumors that had been circulating.He made this announcement through a resignation letter posted on social media.Content of Biden's LetterBiden highlighted his achievements during his term, including economic growth, infrastructure investments, healthcare improvements, gun safety legislation, climate action, and the appointment of the first African American woman to the Supreme Court.He described the United States as being in a strong position globally and expressed gratitude to the American people.Biden stated that, while he intended to seek reelection, he decided it was in the best interest of the Democratic Party and the country to focus on his presidential duties for the remainder of his term.He endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor, urging the Democratic Party to unite behind her in the upcoming election.Public and Political ReactionsMixed ReactionsThe public and political figures had mixed reactions to Biden's announcement. Some praised his decision as selfless and putting the country first.Critics, especially from the Republican Party, called for Biden's immediate resignation from the presidency, questioning his ability to serve effectively.Former President Trump reiterated his belief that Biden was never fit for the presidency.Kamala Harris as Potential NomineeKamala Harris is considered the likely Democratic nominee, though it hasn't been officially confirmed.There is debate within the Democratic Party and among the public about Harris's electability and leadership capabilities.Some Democrats are concerned about her ability to win against Trump in the general election.Broader Political Climate and TheoriesTheories and SpeculationsThe discussion touched on theories surrounding the assassination attempt on Trump, with some speculating it could be a politically motivated act linked to deeper conspiracies.There is growing concern about political violence and its implications for the upcoming election.Impact on Upcoming ElectionsThe developments in the Democratic Party and the aftermath of the assassination attempt are likely to have significant impacts on the political landscape and election dynamics.There is a focus on the need for unity within the Democratic Party and addressing public concerns about leadership and governance.

2024/7/26

23分钟

ep.07: 特朗普怎么了?

Podcast Shownotes: Trump Assassination Attempt - Episode 1What happened, and what do we know about the assassination attempt on Trump's presidential campaign during the rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 14, 2024?For those who may not have followed the news, here are some common questions that people are asking:What happened during the assassination attempt on Trump at the rally in Butler, Pennsylvania on July 14, 2024?On July 13, 2024, former President Donald Trump was shot and wounded during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The shooter, identified as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks, fired eight rounds from an AR-15–style rifle from a rooftop about 400 feet away. Trump was hit in the right ear but survived with minor injuries. Crooks also killed one audience member and critically injured two others before being shot by Secret Service agents. The incident is being investigated as an attempted assassination and potential act of domestic terrorism.What do we know about the assassin and his motive?Thomas Matthew Crooks, the shooter, was a 20-year-old man from Bethel Park, Pennsylvania. He had no prior criminal record and borrowed the legally purchased rifle from his father. Investigators have found no clear motive for the attack. His social media posts and other writings did not indicate any specific political views. The shooting is being investigated as a potential act of domestic terrorism, but Crooks' reasons for targeting the rally remain unknown.Why didn't the Secret Service notice the lone gunman on the rooftop 200 meters away?The Secret Service did not detect Thomas Matthew Crooks on the rooftop due to a combination of factors. He was positioned on a rooftop about 400 feet away, which is a significant distance, and may have been using cover or concealment. Additionally, the Secret Service's attention was likely focused on the immediate vicinity of the stage and crowd, rather than scanning distant rooftops. The incident has prompted calls for an independent inquiry into potential security lapses and for increased security measures at future events.What has been the immediate reaction from Trump's campaign and his supporters following the attempt?Following the assassination attempt, Trump's campaign and his supporters have reacted with strong condemnation of the attack and calls for unity against political violence. Trump's campaign emphasized his resilience and determination to continue his presidential bid, portraying him as a fighter. Supporters rallied around Trump, expressing outrage and solidarity. The incident also sparked discussions about enhancing security for political candidates and addressing political violence in the U.S. There was significant bipartisan condemnation from political leaders across the spectrum.How have other political figures and presidential candidates responded to this incident?Political figures and presidential candidates from across the spectrum have condemned the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. President Joe Biden called the incident "sick" and emphasized that there is no place for such violence in America. Former presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama also condemned the attack. The incident has led to calls for increased security measures for political candidates and a thorough investigation into the security lapses that allowed the shooting to occur.What impact might this assassination attempt have on the political climate and upcoming elections?The assassination attempt on Donald Trump is likely to significantly impact the political climate and the upcoming elections. It has heightened concerns about political violence and may lead to increased security measures for candidates. The incident could galvanize Trump's supporters, portraying him as a resilient figure, which might influence voter sentiments. Additionally, the bipartisan condemnation of the attack could foster a temporary sense of unity against political violence. However, it may also deepen existing political divides and fuel conspiracy theories, affecting the overall election discourse.

2024/7/24

17分钟

ep.06: Soundtrack of a nation_01

Podcast Shownotes: Soundtrack of a nation - Episode 1The Origins and Evolution of JazzThe Origins of JazzHistorical BackgroundJazz is a very innovative and lively type of music, originating from African American slaves.In the early 1900s, jazz was only played in New Orleans, Louisiana. Louisiana is located in the southern United States, along the Gulf of Mexico.Louisiana was occupied by France, Spain, and Britain at different times, and New Orleans was an important port city.Basic ElementsInnovationJazz is characterized by its unique rhythm and "swing" beat (syncopation).Jazz music has a strong sense of energy that makes people want to dance.Main InstrumentsThe main instruments used in jazz include drums, piano, clarinet, saxophone, trombone, and trumpet.Popularity ReasonsFrom New Orleans to NationwideIn the early 1900s to the 1920s, jazz was very popular in New Orleans.Musicians like Buddy Bolden and Jelly Roll Morton brought jazz to Chicago, and it gradually spread across the United States.Personal Stories铠哥's Musical Experience铠哥 played the trombone in his high school band and developed an interest in jazz.He first heard jazz in TV commercials as a child, and the music left a strong impression on him.

2024/7/20

19分钟

ep.05: American Politics 101_04

Podcast Shownotes: American Politics 101 - Episode 4Presidential Campaign ProcessPresidential Terms Term Limits The President serves a four-year term and can run for a second term.The current President often runs for a second term if eligible. Unique Situations Replacing a Sitting President It is rare for a sitting President not to run for a second term if eligible. Historically, this has not occurred during a campaign, only if a President has passed away while in office. Current Election Cycle Age of Candidates This cycle is unique as the leading candidates are the oldest in history.During debates, questions about their fitness to serve due to their age were raised. The Campaign Process Pre-Campaign Period Begins two years before the election with candidates fundraising and forming exploratory committees to gather support. Primaries and Caucuses Parties hold primary elections or caucuses to choose their candidates.Voters must be at least 18 and registered with a party to participate. Party Debates Candidates participate in debates to present their policies and win support within their parties. National Conventions Each party nominates a candidate for President.The nominee selects a Vice President running mate. Campaign Activities Nominees campaign nationwide, focusing on key states, holding rallies, and appearing in the media. Election Day Held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.Voters cast their ballots for their party's candidate. Electoral College Electoral Votes The President is elected based on the Electoral College, a point system where each state has a certain number of electoral votes.A candidate needs at least 270 out of 538 electoral votes to win. Swing States States that are not consistently Democrat or Republican are crucial in elections and receive the most campaign attention. Electoral College Exceptions Nebraska and Maine can split their electoral votes between candidates. Historical Context Famous Inaugurations Notable inaugurations include John F. Kennedy, Ronald Reagan, and Barack Obama. Donald Trump's inauguration was marked by significant protests. Special Cases Close races in states like Nebraska and Maine can influence the overall result.

2024/7/18

14分钟

ep.04: American Politics 101_03

Podcast Shownotes: American Politics 101 - Episode 3Overview of the Presidential Campaign ProcessPre-Campaign Period TimelineThe pre-campaign period usually starts two years before the election year when candidates begin fundraising.One year before the election, primaries and debates begin. Exploratory CommitteeEach candidate must conduct research, find supporters, engage in extensive promotion, and make numerous phone calls.They need to visit every state and district, requiring the hiring of many people, making the campaign very expensive.Primaries and Party Elections Primaries and CaucusesEach party must hold an election within the party, usually referred to as primaries or caucus season.Voters must be at least 18 years old and registered under a specific party or as independent voters.In the primaries, voters can only select one candidate within their registered party. Party DebatesDuring the primaries, candidates participate in debates, allowing voters to make final decisions based on the candidates' policies and performance.Typically, the top two popular parties are the Democrats and Republicans, each having DNC (Democratic National Committee) and RNC (Republican National Committee) debates.National Conventions National ConventionsEach party nominates a presidential candidate at the national convention.The candidate with the most delegate votes becomes the party nominee and selects a vice-presidential candidate.Campaign Activities Campaign ActivitiesFrom the end of the primaries to Election Day, the nominees actively promote their policies and goals through rallies and speeches.They visit various states and districts, appear in news and TV, and engage in extensive advertising.Election Day Election DayElection Day is held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.Voters must be at least 18 years old and U.S. citizens to vote.Each voter can only vote within their registered party. Independent voters can see all candidates but can only vote for the leading candidates from each party.

2024/7/13

12分钟

ep.03: American Politics 101_02

Podcast Shownotes: American Politics 101 - Episode 2Why Aren't Third Parties Powerful in the USA?Structural Barriers First-Past-The-Post (FPTP) Electoral SystemThis system discourages voters from voting for smaller parties since votes for these parties are often considered "a wasted vote."It's similar to a horse race where everyone knows the two top parties usually have the best chance to win. Ballot Access LawsThird parties need large support, often in the form of a significant number of signatures, to get on the ballot.Fundraising for campaigns is challenging.Each state has different deadlines, making it troublesome for third parties to navigate.Political Strategy Shared ValuesMany third parties share similar values with the Democrats and Republicans, leading voters to choose the major parties instead.Media Coverage Limited ExposureThird parties receive limited media coverage, reducing their visibility to the general public.They often face difficulties participating in debates.Resource Constraints Funding and Organization The two major parties receive substantial financial support and have well-established fundraising networks.Major parties have more volunteers and experienced staff to run their campaigns efficiently.Tradition Voter Familiarity Many voters do not pay close attention to politics and prefer to choose what is familiar.There is a fear of "spoiling" the election by wasting a vote on a third party, which could lead to their least preferred major party winning.

2024/7/11

8分钟

ep.02: American Politics 101_01

这就是我们今天节目的全部内容。希望通过本期节目，你能对美国的两大主要政党以及它们的核心价值观有更深入的了解。American Politics 101 - Episode 01Episode OverviewIn this episode, you will find out:Why are there only two major political parties in the USA?What are the core values of the Democrats and Republicans?A quick overview of the Presidential Campaign ProcessWhy Are There Only Two Major Political Parties in the USA?Historical BackgroundFederalists vs. Democratic-Republicans (Before 1812)1.Federalists supported a strong central government, while Democratic-Republicans wanted states to have more power.2.Federalists aimed for total control by the central government.After the War of 18121.The Federalist Party dissolved due to losing popularity among voters.2.New England states wanted to separate from the Union, seen as disloyal to the country.3.Federalists lacked strong leaders as Alexander Hamilton and John Adams retired from politics.4.Alexander Hamilton's death in a duel with Aaron Burr.5.Republicans and Democrats split into two different parties due to economic policies and slavery issues.历史背景联邦党 vs. 民主-共和党 (1812年前)1.联邦党支持中央政府，民主-共和党则希望州政府拥有更多的权力。2.联邦党希望中央政府掌握全部权力。1812年战争之后1.联邦党失去选民支持，解散。2.新英格兰州希望脱离联邦，被认为对国家不忠，支持与英国结盟。3.联邦党缺乏强有力的领导人，如亚历山大·汉密尔顿和约翰·亚当斯退出政坛。4.亚历山大·汉密尔顿在与比尔·伯尔的决斗中死亡。5.共和党和民主党分裂为两个不同的政党，主要因经济政策和奴隶制问题。Core Values of the Democratic PartySocial Justice and EqualityCivil rights, gender equality, women’s right to choose for abortion.Economic FairnessWorker’s rights, progressive taxation, minimum wage.Healthcare for AllThe Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), universal healthcare.Public Health and EducationPublic education, better teacher salaries, smaller class sizes.Higher education: affordable education, reducing student debt, increasing government financial aid.Environmental ProtectionClimate change, reducing carbon emissions, renewable energy, protecting natural resources.Immigration ReformSupporting undocumented immigrants to gain citizenship, protecting DREAMers and DACA.Criminal Justice ReformAddressing racism in the criminal justice system, helping prisoners reintegrate into society.LGBTQ+ RightsAnti-discrimination laws, marriage equality, transgender rights.Gun ControlReducing gun violence, banning assault weapons.Foreign Policy and National SecurityClimate change, terrorism, human rights, support for NATO and involvement in foreign affairs.Economic Growth and InnovationTransportation, technology, and green energy projects, support for scientific research and technology.民主党的核心价值观社会正义和平等公民权利、性别平等、女性堕胎权经济公平工人权利、累进税制、最低工资全民医疗平价医疗法案（奥巴马医保）、全民健康保险公共卫生与教育公共教育、提高教师薪资、减小班级规模高等教育：降低学费、减少学生债务、增加政府助学金环境保护气候变化、减少碳排放、可再生能源、保护自然资源移民改革支持无证移民获得公民身份，保护DREAMers和DACA刑事司法改革解决刑事司法系统中的种族问题，帮助囚犯重新融入社会LGBTQ+权利反歧视法、婚姻平等、跨性别权利枪支管控减少枪支暴力、禁止突击武器外交政策和国家安全气候变化、恐怖主义、人权支持北约和参与国际事务经济增长与创新交通、技术和绿色能源项目，支持科学研究和技术创新Core Values of the Republican PartyLimited GovernmentDecentralized government, more power and responsibilities for states.Free Market EconomyEconomic freedom, low taxes, reduced government spending, minimal federal intervention.Entrepreneurship and InnovationPolicies supporting business owners.National DefenseStrong military, support for veterans.Traditional ValuesFamily values, opposition to policies undermining family values, religious freedom, Christian values.Individual LibertyPersonal responsibility, advocating self-reliance, Second Amendment rights, NRA.Law and OrderStrong law enforcement, tough on crime policies, maintaining public safety and order.Judicial AppointmentsPrioritizing judges who are strict constitutionalists.Fiscal ResponsibilityBalanced budget, reducing government spending, limited foreign involvement.Tax PolicyLower taxes for individuals and businesses, stimulating economic growth, increasing individual financial freedom.HealthcareMarket-based solutions, health savings accounts (HSAs), individual control over health coverage.Immigration ReformStrong border security, preventing illegal immigration, merit-based immigration, prioritizing skilled immigrants.Energy IndependenceDomestic energy production: oil, natural gas, coal, renewable energy, reducing dependence on foreign energy.共和党的核心价值观有限政府分权制，州政府拥有更多权力和责任自由市场经济经济自由，低税收，减少政府开支，最小化联邦政府对州的干预企业家精神和创新支持企业主的政策国家防御强大的军事力量，支持退伍军人传统价值观家庭价值观，反对削弱家庭价值观的政策宗教自由，基督教价值观个人自由个人责任，自力更生第二修正案权利，国家步枪协会（NRA）法律和秩序支持强有力的执法，强硬对待犯罪的政策，维护公共安全和秩序司法任命优先考虑严格遵循宪法的法官财政责任平衡预算，减少政府开支，不干涉国际事务税收政策降低个人和企业税收，刺激经济增长，提高个人财务自由医疗保健市场为基础的解决方案，健康储蓄账户（HSAs）个人掌控医疗保险移民改革强边境安全，防止非法移民，基于技能的移民政策能源独立国内能源生产：石油、天然气、煤炭和可再生能源减少对外国能源的依赖

2024/7/8

32分钟

ep.01: 中国人如何学习英语

-本期内容简介-在本期节目中，我们将讨论学习英语时最常见的问题：如何提高我的英语水平？-主要内容-如何确定你的语言水平？1.使用Duolingo等应用程序2.在线评估，如欧洲语言共同参考框架（CEFR）3.在HelloTalk上请教母语人士或老师确定水平后，如何提高？本期节目中，我们将概述所有的计划，帮助大家了解如何提高语言水平。语言学习计划初级水平初始沉浸和基础词汇1.使用Pimsleur、Michel Thomas或初级教材等初级学习程序2.学习常用的1000到1500个单词，每天记录5-10个单词3.专注于学习基本的发音实用练习1.从第一天起就使用italki或HelloTalk进行口语练习2.句子挖掘：每次学习后，将关键短语和句子记录到Anki中3.文化沉浸：观看电视节目、听音乐和消费目标语言的媒体，必要时使用英文字幕通过上下文学习语法使用上下文资源学习基础语法结构中级水平增强输出和主动使用1.定期进行口语练习，增加与母语人士的对话频率和时长2.切换到目标语言字幕：观看带有目标语言字幕的电视节目，每十分钟记录新单词多样化的学习资源1.阅读：寻找易读材料，如分级读物、网络漫画或漫画书2.高级语法：通过YouTube、教材或在线课程学习更复杂的语法综合练习1.每日练习：每天至少花一小时进行各种语言活动2.影子练习法：模仿母语人士的发音和语调高级水平流利度和精通1.长时间对话：与母语人士进行长时间对话，讨论各种话题2.多样化的媒体消费：观看电影、听播客和阅读没有字幕的书籍文化沉浸参加与目标语言相关的文化活动或社区专业词汇和语法1.高级语法：关注复杂语言使用的特定语法点2.专业词汇：学习与个人或职业兴趣相关的词汇持续学习1.定期复习：使用Anki等间隔重复系统复习和记住高级词汇2.持续参与：不断接触母语内容和参与语言社区，以保持和提高水平常见错误和坏习惯错误：因为害怕犯错而避免说话解决方法：把错误当作学习的自然过程。与支持性的伙伴一起练习，他们会提供建设性的反馈。错误：单独学习单词而不理解上下文解决方法：在短语或句子中学习新单词，以理解它们的用法和意义。错误：学习新单词但不在口语或写作中使用解决方法：在日常对话和写作中有意识地使用新单词。错误：因为害怕犯错而不敢说话解决方法：专注于个人进步，庆祝自己的里程碑。错误：不复习所学内容解决方法：定期复习巩固所学。如何保持动力这不是一个正确的问题，你应该问“我有多认真学习英语？”。就像去健身房一样，无论你感觉如何，如果你对目标认真，每天都会练习。最终你会养成每天练习的习惯。

2024/7/2

34分钟