ESL PODCAST RULES

1. The purpose of this blog is to provide the rules and guidelines for ESL Podcast hosted on Skype.
2. The overall goal of ESL Skype one-on-one discussions is to provide opportunities for learning, including the exchange of cultural information, the practice of English, and the consideration of a variety of interesting topics in a friendly, amiable and encouraging tone, and in a safe environment.
3.  It is the responsibility of all participants to ensure that any communication is conducted in a responsible, respectful and safe manner.
4. As a guest on the episode, you agree that, unless you opt out, ESL Podcast may put your first name and country of origin in a title.
5. If you want to participate in ESL Podcast discussions, please add the following address to your Skype contacts: https://join.skype.com/invite/c4j5NjKD87Ti.
6. Before calling, select a discussion topic from my blog.
7. There is no charge for participating in ESL Podcast discussions.

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