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Latest episodes

Ep. 7 — Pair Programming: Thinking Out Loud and Asking for Help

October 28, 2026 · 20 min

Pair programming English for developers: learn the phrases for narrating your reasoning, forming hypotheses, asking for help, and handing over the keyboard — in one real debugging session. Follow Alex and Sam as they pair-program through a…
Ep. 6 — Job Interview English: How to Answer "Tell Me About Yourself"

October 21, 2026 · 22 min

Job interview English for developers: how to answer "tell me about yourself" in about a minute, with a simple present, past, future structure. Follow Sam as she rehearses her interview opener with Alex, then answers it in a practice…
Ep. 5 — Backlog Refinement: Asking the Right Questions About Requirements

October 14, 2026 · 21 min

What do you say when a Jira ticket has no acceptance criteria and everyone is making different assumptions? Real Agile vocabulary for developers — scope, dependencies, and the questions that save you from building the wrong thing. Follow…
Ep. 4 — Code Review in English: How to Request Changes on a Pull Request

October 7, 2026 · 18 min

Code review English for developers: how to request changes on a pull request, and how to answer when someone requests changes on yours. Follow Alex and Sam through a live pull request review, with QA engineer Priya joining by video call…
Ep. 3 — Sprint Retrospective English: Saying What Went Wrong Without Blaming Anyone

October 3, 2026 · 18 min

Sprint retrospective English for developers: how to say what went wrong in a retro without blaming anyone. Follow Alex and Sam through a real sprint retrospective, with QA engineer Priya joining by video call. The login feature shipped…

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Ep. 2 — Sprint Planning in English: Estimating Effort and Discussing Priorities

September 30, 2026 · 17 min

How do you estimate work and commit to a sprint in English? Real Agile vocabulary for developers — story points, trade-offs, and more. Follow Alex and Sam through a real sprint planning meeting, with QA engineer Priya joining by video…
Ep. 1 — Daily Stand-Up in English for Developers: Reporting Progress, Blockers, and Plans

September 23, 2026 · 12 min

Learn exactly what to say when you're blocked in a daily stand-up meeting — real Agile English for developers, with 10 essential vocabulary terms. Follow Alex and Sam through a real software team's morning stand-up, joined remotely by…

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About the show

Tech English Voices is the podcast for non-native English speakers working in tech who want to sound sharper at work — in stand-ups, code reviews, client calls, and job interviews.Each episode drops you into one real workplace scenario with hosts Alex and Sam: a blocked ticket in a daily stand-up, a tense sprint retro, explaining a bug to a non-technical stakeholder, a job interview panel. Along the way you'll pick up 10 new vocabulary terms in natural context, hear a full role-play dialogue at real conversational speed, a slow-speed replay of the key exchanges, a breakdown of exactly how and when to use what you learned, and a quick quiz to lock it in.This isn't a coding podcast and it isn't a grammar class. It's the practical, workplace-specific English that developers, QA engineers, project managers, DevOps engineers, and IT support staff actually need to collaborate on international teams — built for B1–C1 level listeners.New episodes every week. Every episode has a free companion PDF transcript with the full vocabulary list, dialogue, and quiz answers — link in the episode notes.Whether you're prepping for a technical interview in English, joining a distributed team for the first time, or just want your stand-up updates to sound more natural, this show is built for you. --This podcast is for language-learning purposes only. Workplace scenarios are fictional and this is not professional or career advice.