When using an authentic audio or video it is important to use only ‘native speakers'. Do you agree or disagree? Give reasons.
Some years ago, I would say that it was important, but now I always consider using non-native audio and video, as students need to be in contact with all the "Englishes" used and spoken around the world.
Before, I would use just British and American English, and sometimes a native speaker from Scotland or Australia.
Now, I´ve been studying the Lingua Franca concept and the more variety we have, the better.
My experience is exactly the same as yours. Things are changing, aren't they?
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