Live Laugh Lexicon

Live Laugh Lexicon

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Live Laugh Lexicon episodes

  • The Live Laugh Lexicon Podcast #56

    23/03/2026

    "The telephone gesture isn't going away"

    Ask for W-cheese! In Japan they know what you mean. This episode we're time-travelling, from Elizabethans to Millennials. Or is it time-TRAVELING? We gave you that L in 1776, they say. But what does it mean? Will I shut up and take the L? Listen on to find out!

    Oxford New Words

    Plants of Interest Bulrush / Cattail

    Deep Dive Generations

    Cryptic Corner

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    Music by Kevin MacLeod, arranged by Kit Foxley

    Also featuring the song:

    "X-Men '97 Theme" by The Newton Brothers.

    59 min
  • The Live Laugh Lexicon Podcast #55

    09/03/2026

    "I used to have this waking nightmare"

    Get your big oar out because we're going Port and Starboard! Listen on to hear why homemade chilli oil can give you fatal paralysis, yikes! And where do the names Webster and Brewster come from?

    Psycholoscopes Fast and Furious films

    Mnemonics Port and Starboard

    Not A Joke

    Elemental Xenon

    Cryptic Corner

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    Music by Kevin MacLeod, arranged by Kit Foxley

    Also featuring the song:

    "Miraron Llorar a un Hombre" by Vicente Fernández.

    47 min
  • The Live Laugh Lexicon Podcast #54

    16/02/2026

    "I listened to Gangnam Style before it was cool"

    Who doesn't love Psy? Maybe lobsters because their multiple ganglia can process the true horror of "Heeey sexy lady!" quicker than our brains can. Listen on for some erudite poetry plus Grandpa Kit telling you Facebook used to be good.

    Ministry of Rightspeak Phrasal verbs

    What's Dis Crabs, Lobsters

    Name Nerd Olympic athletes

    New Accent Please

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    Music by Kevin MacLeod, arranged by Kit Foxley

    53 min
  • The Live Laugh Lexicon Podcast #53

    02/02/2026

    "I love foxes, but..."

    Who doesn't love Fantastic Mr Fox? Apart from your pet chickens. Time's up as we're diving into all our yesterdays because tomorrow never dies! Plus a cheeky bit of sexy mythology, tune in for white nights with white ladies!

    Harvey Dudgeon Vikings

    Etymology Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow

    Snog Mythology Avoid Dames Blanches, Iolaus, Eglė

    Cryptic Corner

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    Music by Kevin MacLeod, arranged by Kit Foxley

    51 min
  • The Live Laugh Lexicon Podcast #52

    19/01/2026

    "Am I being racist..."

    That's not a good sign! Then again, Fresh Meat isn't a good sitcom. But it does make me reminisce about my uni days, why didn't I join Breakdancing Soc after Japanese class? Listen on to learn about the human salivary glands!

    Oxford New Words

    That's An Organ Salivary glands

    Cambridge Analytics

    Cryptic Corner

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    Music by Kevin MacLeod, arranged by Kit Foxley

    51 min
  • The Live Laugh Lexicon Podcast #51

    05/01/2026

    "Buffalo buffalo? Buffalo sh**!"

    Was Jesus the son of God? Is Buffalo Buffalo a grammatical sentence? This episode it's the twelve disciples! Let's memorise those blessed buddies, cherubic chums, messianic mates. Listen on for the book of Q (not a Star Trek reference) and how to pronounce Q in Arabic!

    Psycholoscopes Leather

    Mnemonics and Deep Dive Twelve Disciples Four Gospels

    New Accent Please

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    Music by Kevin MacLeod, arranged by Kit Foxley

    54 min
  • The Live Laugh Lexicon Podcast #50

    22/12/2025

    "I used to hate buying presents"

    Merry Christmas! This week it's five reindeers prancing (why are they called "rein" deer?), four German zoos, three types of gift I give my family, two knees-a-clicking (not mine), and a partridge in a pear tree!

    Ministry of Rightspeak Quintuplicate letters

    What's Dis Reindeer, Caribou

    Something Different The Twelve Days of Christmas

    Cryptic Corner

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    Music by Kevin MacLeod, arranged by Kit Foxley

    Also featuring the songs:

    "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer" by Johnny Marks and Robert L. May performed by Mmm De, YouTube.

    "Deck the Halls" performed by Kevin MacLeod.

    42 min
  • The Live Laugh Lexicon Podcast #49

    01/12/2025

    "Stranger Things season five means nothing to me"

    Fetch! Sit! Watch every Wes Anderson film! This week it's dog breeds. Are St Bernards truly blessed? Are terriers terrible? Are whippets always huffing gas? Tune in to find out!

    Harvey Dudgeon Knots

    Etymology Dog breeds

    Cryptic Corner

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    Music by Kevin MacLeod, arranged by Kit Foxley

    Also featuring the songs:

    "Nymphetamine (Fix)" by Cradle of Filth.

    "Gotta catch 'em all!" by John Siegler and John Loeffler performed by Jason Paige.

    "Tossed Salads and Scrambled Eggs" by Bruce Miller and Darryl Phinnesse performed by Sid and the Comeds.

    52 min
  • The Live Laugh Lexicon Podcast #48

    29/09/2025

    "Your whole system falls apart"

    Will the real Slim Shady please explain English conditionals. With pleasure! And which spice is known as the stinking gum? Tune in to hear why Anti-Lock Braking is actually the nanny state.

    Oxford New Words

    Plants of Interest Asafoetida

    Motor Scrap Auto Service Anti-lock braking

    Punch Up The Psalm Psalm 101: I will sing of mercy and judgment

    New Accent Please

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    Music by Kevin MacLeod, arranged by Kit Foxley

    Also featuring songs by Eminem.

    45 min
  • The Live Laugh Lexicon Podcast #47

    15/09/2025

    "Did you know that Boris Johnson paints buses?"

    This week I do evil work for evil people. Who Googlewashes the Googlewashers? Listen on to hear about the bear who joined the Polish army. He ate cigarettes and has a very easy to pronounce name, honest!

    Psycholoscopes Egyptian pyramids

    Elemental Mercury

    Mnemonics US universities

    Did Someone Say Puzzles

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    Music by Kevin MacLeod, arranged by Kit Foxley

    53 min

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