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ScienceOct 10, 2026B1
太空漫游归来、最准核子钟与折纸月球轮：今日科学新发现
In today's morning episode of TalkCast, hosts Benjamin and Chloe explore five amazing scientific stories. They discuss the safe return of NASA's Crew-12 astronauts after eight months in space. They also look at the world's first nuclear clocks from Vienna and Beijing, which will not lose a second in billions of years. Other exciting stories include origami-inspired wheels for exploring moon caves, a phoenix planet born from a dead star, why big dogs age faster, and a fifty-million-year-old fish fossil found in a museum drawer.
By Benjamin & Chloe
WorldOct 10, 2026
塞舌尔象龟大普查、厄尔尼诺现象机制以及南极企鹅群落的生态挑战
In this morning's episode of TalkCast, we explore the intricate connections within our global climate and ecosystems. We begin with a heartening wildlife census in the Seychelles, revealing a thriving population of 180,000 giant tortoises on a remote atoll. Next, we unpack the scientific mechanism behind El Niño and its connection to recent torrential rains in South America. Finally, we examine how these rising ocean temperatures affect the world's largest king penguin colony in the sub-Antarctic. Perfect for English learners looking to expand their science, geography, and environmental vocabulary.
By Samuel & Chloe
BusinessOct 10, 2026
日常口语：请假理由 - 如何体面、专业地请假
In this episode of TalkCast Speaking, host Emily and office worker Daniel discuss the best ways to ask for time off in English. From calling in sick to requesting a personal day, you'll learn natural phrases, polite sentence structures, and cultural tips to make your next request stress-free.
By Emily & Daniel
LocalOct 9, 2026
二十八载漫漫徒步路、头孢配酒的致命误区，以及保时捷的燃油车战略回归
In our morning broadcast for October ninth, twenty twenty-six, we cover a series of fascinating developments in global adventure, health science, and lifestyle. First, we explore the jaw-dropping story of a British adventurer who completed a twenty-eight-year walking journey across twenty-nine countries. Next, we debunk a dangerous medical myth about combining antibiotics with alcohol and explain the science of the disulfiram-like reaction. We also look at Porsche's strategic pivot back to combustion engines, discuss a hilarious medical case of mistaken love, and wrap up with heartwarming travel stories.
By William & Zoe
ScienceOct 9, 2026B1
科技与生命的奥秘：核钟、百岁巨陆龟与夜空中的极光
In today's morning episode of TalkCast, we explore some of the most exciting science stories of October 2026. First, we discuss the world's first nuclear clocks, created by scientists in Vienna and Beijing, which could change how we measure time. Next, we look at the DNA secrets of Jonathan, a 194-year-old giant tortoise. Then, we share a fun story about a prehistoric insect named after a Teletubbies character. Finally, we tell you how to watch tonight's spectacular Northern Lights. Join us for a morning of science, discovery, and learning!
By Brian & Chloe
SportsOct 9, 2026C1
迪士尼流媒体直播超级碗与职业体育界的人性抉择
In this episode of TalkCast, we explore a series of groundbreaking shifts in the sports world. We begin with Disney+ securing the streaming rights for the 2027 Super Bowl, signaling a monumental transition from traditional television to digital streaming. We then analyze the high-stakes financial drama of Jon Rahm leaving the Saudi-backed LIV Golf league. Next, we discuss the heartwarming modern dilemma of baseball star Mason Miller balancing the playoffs with the birth of his child, before wrapping up with a lighthearted look at the NFL's decision to permit pretend beverage celebrations on the field.
By Charlotte & Benjamin
WorldOct 9, 2026
194岁巨龟的基因奥秘、狮身人面像石料中的古鳄鱼以及地球生物多样性报告
In this morning's episode of TalkCast, we explore three fascinating science and nature stories. We begin with Jonathan, a 194-year-old giant tortoise whose genome has just been sequenced to unlock the secrets of aging. Next, we travel to Egypt, where scientists identified a new extinct crocodile species in the very rocks used to build the Great Sphinx of Giza. Finally, we discuss the WWF's Living Planet Report, clarifying the decline in monitored wildlife populations while highlighting the inspiring recovery of UK bluefin tuna. Perfect for English learners looking to boost their vocabulary and comprehension.
By Jack & Emily
CultureOct 8, 2026
济南：泉源喷涌穿街巷，柳色青葱傍水家
Join host Sarah and cultural researcher Daniel as they dive into the soulful waterways of Jinan, China's famous 'City of Springs.' They explore the geological marvels behind its seventy-two springs, trace the footsteps of legendary poets, and experience the slow-paced daily life along the willow-lined canals of the old city.
By Sarah & Daniel