Learning English Podcast Tokyo crash, Tetris Winner, Moving Trees, Grammar of Country Roads Song

Do you like the song "Take Me Home, Country Roads? Listen for the grammar lesson today about the song.
First, Mario Ritter Jr brings us the latest news about the investigation of a deadly airport runway crash in Japan January 2.
Next: A 13-year-old American has become the first person to defeat the famous video game called Tetris. As Bryan Lynn reports, the victory over the computer program had been considered an almost impossible event.
After that: US forest officials and others are working on tree species population migration projects. Dan Friedell explains what species population migration is and how some experts feel about it.
Then it's time for the LE Everyday Grammar lesson. Faith Pirlo explores the language of the famous American song "Take Me Home Country Roads." After the lesson, Ashley welcomes Faith to the studio to answer some questions about the literary device called personification.
Dan and Ashley close the show
00:56 Plane Crash in Tokyo Raises Design Concerns learningenglis...
08:37 American Teenager Becomes First Human to Beat Video Game Tetris learningenglis...
12:39 Forest Service Moving Trees to Save Them learningenglis...
19:43 Personification, Adjectives in 'Take Me Home, Country Roads' learningenglis...
26:06 Discussion of Everyday Grammar