#03 What is coercive control?

#03 What is coercive control?

Author: Rhiannon Carter March 6, 2022 Duration: 35:32

I am no longer producing new episodes of Deep Talk, but I hope you enjoy the 33 you have already.

I am welcoming new language coaching clients, though. You can find out more on my website: ⁠⁠https://www.rhiannonelt.com/coaching⁠⁠


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Prepare for the Episode:

Today, I’m joined by Bistra who has chosen the video we’ll be talking about this week:

1) Walking On Eggshells: Coercive Control in the UK

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cbx2q-hGgAc 

I recommend you watch this video before listening to our conversation - it’s a really powerful mini-documentary on coercive control, a form of domestic abuse.

Bistra is an English teacher and you can find her on Instagram @english_with_bistra


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www.rhiannonelt.com/deep-talk-podcast

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If you've reached a point in your English studies where typical lessons feel too shallow, Deep Talk: Advanced English Discussions with Rhiannon ELT might be the conversation you've been missing. Hosted by Rhiannon Carter, this podcast moves firmly beyond standard grammar drills and vocabulary lists to engage with the complex, provocative, and often overlooked subjects that shape our world. Each episode is built on the belief that true language mastery happens when you're intellectually invested, tackling themes that genuinely spark curiosity and debate. You'll hear thoughtful explorations into matters like societal attitudes toward death and dying, the nuances of LGBT rights, and the intriguing process of how history gets rewritten. Rhiannon guides these advanced discussions with clarity, making sophisticated ideas accessible while naturally modeling the precise vocabulary and fluid expression fluent speakers use. The dialogue might wander into the cultural significance of witchcraft, examine the relationship between exercise and menstrual cycles, or even pull back the curtain on the less-glamorous realities of being a language teacher on social media. This isn't about passive listening; it's an invitation to stretch your comprehension and develop your own opinions on substantive topics. For advanced learners seeking a richer, more authentic context for their skills, this podcast provides a unique space where challenging English becomes the tool for deeper understanding, not just the end goal.
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