Quiet English with Jacque

Jacque Eddy

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Welcome to Quiet English with Jacque—a podcast for English learners and anyone seeking calm. Here, you’ll find gentle stories and slow, clear English designed to help you relax and grow. As a voiceover artist, I guide you through each peaceful moment, so you can unwind and build confidence in English at your own pace. JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com JacqueEddyVoice.com

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The Dog of Flanders – Part Two: A Life Changed by Kindness

Send us Fan Mail Season 5 • Episode 2 The Dog of Flanders – Part Two: A Life Changed by Kindness Slow English. Timeless Stories. Quiet Moments. Patrasche has reached the end of his strength. After years of pulling a heavy cart for a cruel master, the faithful old dog collapses along the roadside. Abandoned and left in a ditch, he seems to have been forgotten by everyone who passes by. Then two kind souls stop. An elderly milkman named Jehan Daas and his young grandson, Nello, cannot ignore the suffering before them. Though they have very little themselves, they choose compassion over convenience, carrying the exhausted dog home and gently nursing him back to health. In this touching chapter of The Dog of Flanders by Ouida, we witness the beginning of one of literature’s most treasured friendships. It is a reminder that kindness often asks for sacrifice, but its rewards can last a lifetime. Read slowly and clearly from the original public-domain text, this episode is designed for English learners, lovers of classic literature, and anyone seeking a few quiet moments in their day. Thank you for listening to Quiet ENGLISH with Jacque. If you have a story you think belongs here—a quiet story, a still story, a story worth sitting with—I would love to hear about it. And if you are a writer—if you have written something gentle and true that you would like me to read—please send it to me as well. This podcast has room for new voices. 📧 JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com Until next time… Be still. Be safe. And keep listening. God bless. Slow, kind, calm English for listeners everywhere. New episodes weekly. 🌐 https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? 📩 JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com If you enjoyed today’s episode, please follow and share this podcast. I’d love to hear from you—let me know where you’re listening from! You can email me at jacqueeddyvoice@gmail.com, visit my website at jacqueeddyvoice.com, and find me on Instagram @JacqueEddy and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? Thanks for listening. God bless.
Jul 30

A Dog of Flanders – Part One: A Boy and His Dog

Send us Fan Mail Slow English. Timeless Stories. Quiet Moments. Welcome to Season 5 of Quiet ENGLISH with Jacque. This season marks a new beginning. Instead of retelling classic stories, I’ll be reading the original public-domain texts—slowly, clearly, and thoughtfully—making them accessible for English learners while preserving the beauty of the author’s own words. We begin with A Dog of Flanders by Ouida, first published in 1872. In this opening chapter, we meet young Nello, his grandfather Jehan Daas, and an exhausted work dog named Patrasche. What begins with a simple act of compassion soon grows into one of literature’s most beloved friendships—a story of kindness, loyalty, perseverance, and hope that has touched readers for generations. Whether you’re learning English, rediscovering a classic, or simply looking for a few quiet moments in your day, I’m grateful you’ve chosen to listen. If you have a story you think belongs here—a quiet story, a still story, a story worth sitting with—I would love to hear about it. And if you are a writer—if you have written something gentle and true that you would like me to read—please send it to me as well. This podcast has room for new voices. 📧 JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com Until next time… Be still. Be safe. And keep listening. God bless. Slow, kind, calm English for listeners everywhere. New episodes weekly. 🌐 https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? 📩 JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com If you enjoyed today’s episode, please follow and share this podcast. I’d love to hear from you—let me know where you’re listening from! You can email me at jacqueeddyvoice@gmail.com, visit my website at jacqueeddyvoice.com, and find me on Instagram @JacqueEddy and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? Thanks for listening. God bless.
Jul 21

The Most Dangerous Game (part 3)

Send us Fan Mail The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell The hunt has begun. Alone in the dense jungle of Ship-Trap Island, Sanger Rainsford must rely on every skill he has learned as a world-famous hunter. This time, however, the roles have been reversed. He is no longer pursuing his prey—he has become the prey. As General Zaroff closes in, Rainsford uses intelligence, courage, and ingenuity to stay one step ahead. Every decision matters. Every sound could reveal his hiding place. Every moment brings him closer to a final confrontation that has captivated readers for more than a century. In this concluding episode, Richard Connell’s classic tale explores more than survival. It asks timeless questions about courage, morality, and what separates civilization from savagery. Read slowly and clearly, this adaptation is designed for English learners, lovers of classic literature, and anyone who enjoys thoughtful storytelling and peaceful listening. Thank you for joining me throughout this three-part journey. If you enjoyed this adaptation, I encourage you to read Richard Connell’s original story. Like all great classics, it offers new discoveries with every reading. If you have a story you think belongs here—a quiet story, a still story, a story worth sitting with—I would love to hear about it. And if you are a writer, if you have written something gentle and true that you would like me to read, please send it to me as well. This podcast has room for new voices. 📧 JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com Until next time… Be still. Be safe. And keep listening. God bless. Slow, kind, calm English for listeners everywhere. New episodes weekly. 🌐 https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? 📩 JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com If you enjoyed today’s episode, please follow and share this podcast. I’d love to hear from you—let me know where you’re listening from! You can email me at jacqueeddyvoice@gmail.com, visit my website at jacqueeddyvoice.com, and find me on Instagram @JacqueEddy and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? Thanks for listening. God bless.
Jul 14

The Most Dangerous Game (Part 2)

Send us Fan Mail Season 4 • Episode 6 • Part Two The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell an adaptation A dinner conversation becomes a nightmare. General Zaroff finally reveals the meaning of his “most dangerous game,” and Sanger Rainsford realizes that the island’s mysterious reputation is well deserved. Faced with an impossible choice, Rainsford refuses to join Zaroff’s deadly sport. Instead, he is given three hours, a knife, and a small pack of supplies before entering the jungle alone. As night falls over Ship-Trap Island, one question remains: Can the world’s greatest hunter survive when he becomes the prey? Join me next time as the hunt begins. Slow, kind, calm English for listeners everywhere. New episodes weekly. 🌐 https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? 📩 JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com If you enjoyed today’s episode, please follow and share this podcast. I’d love to hear from you—let me know where you’re listening from! You can email me at jacqueeddyvoice@gmail.com, visit my website at jacqueeddyvoice.com, and find me on Instagram @JacqueEddy and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? Thanks for listening. God bless.
Jul 7

The Most Dangerous Game (part 1)

Send us Fan Mail A hunter falls from his yacht in the dark Caribbean night. He swims toward the sound of distant gunshots — and finds an island. A mansion. And a man who calls himself General Zaroff. Zaroff is cultured. Gracious. Intelligent. He has read Rainsford's books. He admires him. And he hunts human beings. In Part One of this two-part adaptation of Richard Connell's classic 1924 story, we follow Sanger Rainsford from the deck of a yacht into the heart of one of the most chilling conversations in American fiction. QUIET ENGLISH is a short, calm podcast for English language learners and anyone who loves a quiet listen. Each episode tells a story slowly and gently — with soft music, careful narration, and vocabulary introduced naturally along the way. New episodes every week. Send story suggestions or your own quiet writing to JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com. Slow, kind, calm English for listeners everywhere. New episodes weekly. 🌐 https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? 📩 JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com If you enjoyed today’s episode, please follow and share this podcast. I’d love to hear from you—let me know where you’re listening from! You can email me at jacqueeddyvoice@gmail.com, visit my website at jacqueeddyvoice.com, and find me on Instagram @JacqueEddy and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? Thanks for listening. God bless.
Jun 30

The Open Boat (part 2)

Send us Fan Mail The shore is visible. But the sea is not finished with them yet. In Part Two of The Open Boat, we stay with our four survivors as the night passes, a rescue fails to come, and the men must finally make a desperate swim for land. Stephen Crane's story asks a hard question: when life is fragile and the world is indifferent, what do we carry home from our hardest moments? This quiet, moving episode closes our two-part adaptation with a reflective lesson and a gentle reminder — the shore is closer than it seems. For English learners and anyone seeking a meaningful, peaceful listen. 📬 JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com 🎙️ Quiet English with Jacque — Season 4, Episode 4 Slow, kind, calm English for listeners everywhere. New episodes weekly. 🌐 https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? 📩 JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com If you enjoyed today’s episode, please follow and share this podcast. I’d love to hear from you—let me know where you’re listening from! You can email me at jacqueeddyvoice@gmail.com, visit my website at jacqueeddyvoice.com, and find me on Instagram @JacqueEddy and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? Thanks for listening. God bless.
Jun 22

The Open Boat (Part 1)

Send us Fan Mail Four men. One small boat. An ocean that doesn't care. In this episode, we begin Stephen Crane's classic American story, The Open Boat — a true survival tale told with quiet power. After their ship sinks, four men find themselves adrift on the Atlantic in a tiny open boat, taking turns rowing, bailing water, and watching for shore. This is a story about endurance. About working together. About what it means to keep going when the sea gives you no promises. Perfect for English learners and anyone who needs a calm, thoughtful listen. New vocabulary is introduced gently throughout. 📬 JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com Slow, kind, calm English for listeners everywhere. New episodes weekly. 🌐 https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? 📩 JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com If you enjoyed today’s episode, please follow and share this podcast. I’d love to hear from you—let me know where you’re listening from! You can email me at jacqueeddyvoice@gmail.com, visit my website at jacqueeddyvoice.com, and find me on Instagram @JacqueEddy and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? Thanks for listening. God bless.
Jun 15

To Build a Fire (part 2)

Send us Fan Mail Season 4, Episode 2: To Build a Fire (Part 2 — Final Episode) Based on the short story by Jack London The fire has gone out. The matches are nearly gone. And the cold is growing deeper. In this peaceful but powerful conclusion to To Build a Fire by Jack London, we follow the man through his final moments in the frozen Yukon wilderness. As his body grows still and quiet, the wolf-dog beside him begins to understand what the man could not. This is a story about nature, humility, and the quiet wisdom of knowing our limits. This episode is designed for intermediate English learners who want to improve listening skills through slow, clear, and meaningful storytelling. This episode is perfect for: Intermediate English listening practice Relaxing before sleep or during a quiet moment Learning descriptive and emotional vocabulary Enjoying classic adventure literature in slow English Quiet moments of reflection In this episode, you’ll hear vocabulary connected to: Cold, fire, and survival The human body and feeling Nature and instinct Humility and wisdom I would love to hear from you. Send fan mail, leave a message, or email me at: JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com Tell me where you are listening from, what stories you enjoy most, or what short story you would love to hear next on the podcast. And if you are a writer or author with a quiet, meaningful short story you would like me to read on Quiet English with Jacque… please reach out. I would truly love to hear your work. Thank you for listening to Quiet English with Jacque. Until next time… take care… and God bless. Slow, kind, calm English for listeners everywhere. New episodes weekly. 🌐 https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? 📩 JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com If you enjoyed today’s episode, please follow and share this podcast. I’d love to hear from you—let me know where you’re listening from! You can email me at jacqueeddyvoice@gmail.com, visit my website at jacqueeddyvoice.com, and find me on Instagram @JacqueEddy and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/EnglishYourSecondLanguage? Thanks for listening. God bless.

Welcome to Quiet English with Jacque—a podcast for English learners and anyone seeking calm. Here, you’ll find gentle stories and slow, clear English designed to help you relax and grow. As a voiceover artist, I guide you through each peaceful moment, so you can unwind and build confidence in English at your own pace. JacqueEddyVoice@gmail.com JacqueEddyVoice.com

Creator

Jacque Eddy
Years Active

2025 - 2026
Episodes

37
Rating

Explicit
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Quiet English with Jacque