AEE 1773- What's On Your Bucket List

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This is all ears, English podcast, episodes 1773, what's on your bucket list? Three tips for intentional adventures with Roger Williams, welcome to the all ears. English podcast downloaded more than 200 million times. We believe in connection, not perfection with your American host, Lindsay McMahon. And today's feature guest coming to you from Denver Colorado, you as a to get real time transcripts right on your phone and create your personalized.

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Vocabulary list try the all ears English app for iOS and Android. Start your seven-day free trial at all years. English.com forward slash app. In today's episode, we have Roger Williams from the crossing it off podcast on the show to remind us that if you want to live a fulfilled life you need a list, a bucket list.

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Learn more today about how to write one.

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Hello Roger, welcome to the show. How are you today? I'm doing well, Lindsay, thank you so much for having me. I'm excited to be here and share some things with your listeners. Yes, I'm so excited to have you here, guys. Today I have Roger William's from the crossing it off podcast.

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So Roger is currently on an adult gap here and he is the chief crosser offer of all bucket, lists, or of his bucket list. I love it. This is so fun. When I saw your summary, Roger said, I have to reach out to Roger and get him on the show because I think for our listeners, no matter where they are from the world, we all want to live a fulfilled life and adventure in having a bucket list is part of that to welcome to the show.

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Roger, thank you so much. Yeah. So first of all we're talking about this term cross off. I want to make sure our listeners know what this verb means first because it's going to be we're going to use it a lot today in the show. So what is this mean?

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Cross off said, you are a chief crosser offer of a bucket list. So let's go down to the verb to cross off. What is that? Yeah, it's across off is to basically just if you have a list to put a line through it, right? That you've, you've done that thing, whatever it is on your list, that item.

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You've crossed it off. Yeah, as I love it and then going to the list. Now, I love this term bucket list because I think it comes from an original idiom. Is that right? Can you tell us about that Roger? Yeah, yeah. So the original idiom is that you have kicked the bucket when you when you pass away or you die.