Point, reason, picture, point: Anna and Jake teach speaking on any topic

The English Leap Podcast's hosts filled four episodes, from choosing yourself to looking after your body, and the speaking lesson posted on September 30 drew the quickest crowd.

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English Podcast for Learning English | Real English Conversation Practice | I Choose Myself

Speak English With Class put out four new episodes of the English Leap Podcast, and in each one Anna and Jake take a big life subject and turn it back toward the listener's English. Choosing yourself becomes a question about whether you actually use the language or only study around the hard parts. Taking care of your body becomes a gentle reminder that a bad English day may just be a tired day.

The newest episode is the most practical of the four. It tackles the moment a speaker's mind goes blank, and the hosts' explanation is that you are trying to find an idea, the words and the grammar all at once. Their fix is a four-step frame: make a point, give a reason, paint a picture, come back to the point. It passed 30,000 views in its first day and is moving several times faster than anything else on the channel. The homework is charming: look around, pick any object, and write the first sentence of a one-minute talk about it.

The levels are shifting a little upward too. Three of the week's episodes are pitched at B2 to C1, and the body-care episode asks listeners to leave a rocket emoji if they want more at that level.

The channel's daily views sat right at their usual mark. Among nearby education channels, Drew Durnil and Horses draw more on an ordinary day, while English Unleashed, the closest in subject, keeps a steady pace of its own.

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The videos drawing views on Speak English With Class right now

English Podcast For Learning English Conversation Practice | Attract …66,006 views · 2026-09-28 English Podcast For Learning English Conversation | Daily Life Englis…48,092 views · 2026-09-27 English Podcast For Learning English | Real English Speaking Practice…44,797 views · 2026-09-30 English Podcast for Learning English | Real English Conversation | CH…43,701 views

The numbers

Here is how Speak English With Class's week looks in figures.

subscribers

1,570,000

total views

54,106,932

views per day

179,401

this week's videos (first-day views)

English Podcast For Learning English | …

30,410

compared with similar channels (subscribers)

Invicta

1,670,000

Philosophy Tube

1,670,000

The People Profiles

1,670,000

Learn Korean with KoreanC…

1,650,000

Horses

1,590,000

Speak English With Class

1,570,000

Drew Durnil

1,560,000

Fall of Civilizations

1,510,000

English Unleashed: The Po…

1,480,000

As of October 2, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.

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