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If you want to hear how smart people speak English today, I would actually listen to podcasts and here are five I recommend. First one, David Senra. He actually has two podcasts, founders where he reads biographies of incredible founders and entrepreneurs and turns them into these incredibly detailed stories. And his newer David Senra podcast where he sits down with some of the biggest living founders today. You can get both great storytelling and great conversations with founders. Next, invest like the best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy. This has more of a business and investing lens. Patrick has very thoughtful questions. Next, uncapped with Jack Altman. What I like about this podcast is that many people seem to already know Jack Altman. So a lot of the conversations feel a lot more casual and relaxed. Next one, no priors with Sarah Guo. Sarah is at the forefront of AI and has an incredible network. But she's also genuinely curious and has this unique energy that pulls you in. Her conversation with Andrew Carpathi is a great example. I'd heard him interviewed before, but got things from that conversation I hadn't heard before. Last, Lenny's podcast. This one gets into the nuts and bolts of work. He talks to founders, but also product managers, designers, operators about how they actually build products, run teams and make decisions. Depending on where you are in your career, that language can be incredibly useful. And if you're not sure how to use this podcast to improve your English, comment "pod" below. I'll send you three episodes to start with and show you exactly what I would pull from them.

If you want to hear how smart people speak English today, I would actually listen to podcasts and here are five I recommend. First one, David Senra. He actuall…