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Today we're going to be taking a look at 5 of the most amazing prison escapes in history. We'll travel to South Korea, Mexico, Germany, and the US, and discover some of the ingenious ways in which prisoners evaded their guards. - Escape 1: John Herbert Dillinger and the wooden pistol
- Escape 2: Choi Gap Bok, the South Korean yoga expert
- Escape 3: The Alcatraz escape - but did it really happen?
- Escape 4: The Great Escape - how 600 men managed to keep an escape plan hidden from their guards
- Escape 5 (and 6): El Chapo, $2.5 million, laundry baskets, tunnels, and motorbikes
Key vocab: Protagonists, Ingenious, Dummies, Without further ado, Ringing a bell, Notorious, Carved, Lured, Shootout, Brute, Wriggle, Perished, Cult, Shark-infested, Tides, Feat, Raft, Intriguing, Immortalized, Squadron, Sheer, Barbed wire, Implicated, Evade, Extradited, Bribe
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Learning English shouldn't be boring. It should open your mind. English Learning for Curious Minds is a podcast aimed at intermediate level English speakers and above, where listeners learn fascinating things about the world while learning English. There's no small-talk, no boring grammar exercises or vocabulary drills. You'll learn English by listening, by hearing real conversations and real English, spoken by native speakers, and at a speed you can understand. Listeners can subscribe to Leonardo English to get a copy of the transcript and key vocabulary for every podcast on www.leonardoenglish.com. It's English learning, but for curious minds.
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