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Grammar Girl: For Writers and Language Lovers.
QuickAndDirtyTips.com
UnBuild It Podcast
Unbuild It Podcast
Raising Arrows - Large Family Homeschool Life
Amy Roberts
Living Proof Radio
Living Proof New York
RSG Dokumentêr
RSG
Service MVP Sales Training Podcast with Joe Crisara
Service MVP
The Bread of Life
Joel Van Hoogen
ShySpace
Shyanne Roberts
Karin Sorkin | Intuitive bAbBLE
Karin Sorkin
Bajkoteka - Najlepsze Audiobajki
Bajkoteka
Daily Motivational Positivity
Coiru
Ethan Brings You the World
Ethan Boronski
Better Together
United Volleyball
Hypnosis for sleeping deeply (Jason Newland)
Jason Newland
The Great Shalom Podcast : Overcoming Learning Problems
Sharon Sarles
Mindfulness For Kids
Sleepy Beanzzz
Dr. John Campbell
Campbellteaching
Easy Mandarin News | Learn Chinese with Daily News
Easy Mandarin News
Ideas para Vivir Mejor
EPR Producciones
Healing TRAUMA
Kimberly's Hope LLC
ATD Houston: Train To Win
ATD Houston
Empowerment with Elizabeth
Elizabeth Swindell
הרב אלון עטיה - הערוץ הרשמי
הרב אלון עטיה
Self Publishing School: How To Write A Book That Grows Your Impact, Income, And Business
Chandler Bolt, Founder of selfpublishing.com
Turf Talk by Lawn Solutions Australia
Lawn Solutions Australia
Learn to Thrive with ADHD Podcast
Mande John
The Everyday Awesome Project
Polly Mertens & Samantha Pruitt
A-Muse with Reb Ari Bensoussan
Rabbi Ari Bensoussan
Chinese Short Dialogue | 听中文会话 | 中国語リスニング
Chinese Short Dialogue
Beyond Binge Eating
Kristina Dobyns
The Good Builder Podcast
The Good Builder
בית מדרש באר יצחק
בית מדרש באר יצחק
God Honest Truth Live Stream
God Honest Truth
Achievers Therapy
Kingsley Nwaekwe
Taking Control: The ADHD Podcast
TruStory FM
一天一悟
UFM100.3
Farm Small Farm Smart Daily
The Modern Grower Podcast Network
Educación
QuickAndDirtyTips.com
1199. In this bonus episode first released to Grammarpaloozians in January, we look at what it means to turn a "channeled obsession" into a resource used by millions of language fans. Doug Harper shares how he built Etym...
1198. This week, we look at how to answer the question every author dreads: "So, what's your book about?" with workplace communications coach Joel Schwartzberg. We look at the difference between describing a book and sel...
1197. This week, guest host Valerie Fridland steps in for Mignon and talks to Jess Zafarris and Shannon Miller about their new book, "A Miscellany of Weird and Wonderful Facts for Curious Humans." They look at fossil wor...
1196. This week, we look at why "love" means "zero" in tennis, from egg-shaped zeros to playing for the love of the game, and how the sport's quirky 15-30-40 scoring system came to be. 🔗 Join the Grammar Girl Patreon.🔗 S...
874. With her book "Children of Blood and Bone" spending 120 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list, Tomi Adeyemi knows what it takes to write a great book. Listen in on my conversation with this charming writer abo...
1195. This week, we talk to Dr. Maria Loconsole from the University of Padua about her research into the bouba-kiki effect, the near-universal tendency to associate round shapes with "bouba" sounds and spiky shapes with ...
1194. This week, we look at weather forecast terminology, including why "mostly sunny" and "partly cloudy" aren't the same thing, what "oktas" are, and how terms like "breezy," "scattered," and "likely" are officially st...
898. Randall Munroe joined me back in October 2022 to talk about his language-themed xkcd cartoons, his simple-language project Up Goer V, his biggest pet peeve, his favorite words, and his new book "What If? 2." But I h...
1193. Today, we talk to award-winning translator Daniel Hahn, author of "If This Be Magic," about what it really takes to translate Shakespeare, starting with the philosophical paradox at the heart of all translation: ch...
1192. How do you get your first writing jobs when you don’t have much experience? Grammar Girl shares stories from her own early career and offers advice on finding a niche, spotting opportunities, making industry connec...
1191. This week, we talk to Iva Cheung, a plain language expert and editor who has helped shape Canada's accessibility standards. We look at what plain language actually means (it's more than just short words and simple ...
1190. This week, we look at what makes Yoda's English special, and we look at the difference between “trooper” and “trouper,” including whether singular “troop” may be short for “trooper” and why “a real trouper” is the ...
1189. This week, we talk to Grant Faulkner, co-founder of Memoir Nation and former executive director of NaNoWriMo, about what makes writing a memoir different from writing fiction. We look at why memory is more story th...
1188. This week, we look at how “the bee's knees” went from meaning something tiny to the cheeriest slang of the 1920s — and why it outlasted the cat's pajamas and the clam's overshoes. Then, we look at why recipes boss ...
1187. Today, we talk to workplace communications coach and author Joel Schwartzberg about how to clearly and effectively get to the point, and he outlines how his clients use AI as a communication tool without losing the...
1186. This week, we look at why the word "troops" is surprisingly ambiguous and what style guides say about using it to refer to individual service members. Then, we look at why spelling bees are called "bees" and explor...
1185. Today, we look at why English spelling is secretly optimized for readers. Colin Gorrie, linguist and creator of the Dead Language Society newsletter, shared the real history of silent letters, why medieval scribes ...
1184. This week, we look at the history of lingua francas, from the original mix of Italian, French, Spanish, Arabic, and Turkish used during the Crusades to today's global English. Plus, we look at whether it's wrong to...
1183. This week, we talk to Anna Jo Bratton about leading the committee that decides the rules for the "journalism bible." We look at how the team "pressure-tests" new rules and why the process isn't a democracy. Then we...
1182. This week, we solve the mystery of the colon: when do you actually need to capitalize the next word? We compare AP, Chicago, and MLA styles to give you a clear answer. Then, we look at common words with surprisingl...
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