Oh, I See

Dr. Aaron Dinkin discusses the primary New England accents and his studies on emerging and fading dialects in Upstate New York.

Dr. Walt Wolfram discusses dialects found in southern states, from the Appalachian Mountains to urban Georgia, and even islands off the coast of the Chesapeake Bay. Listen to his findings and audio clips of various southern accents.

Dr. Dennis Preston explains the scope of perceptual dialectology and breaks down midwestern accents, from the vowel shift in Michigan to pronunciation in Ohio, and everything in between.

Chloe talks with Elizabeth Rock, a firefighter at the Wylie, Texas fire department, to discuss her experiences in the field.

Chloe sits down with Trish, a former detention officer, to discuss her experiences as a jail guard and a woman in law enforcement.

Director Sheryl McCollum of the Cold Case Investigative Research Institute sits down with Chloe to discuss the organization and the death of "Honey" Malone.

Chloe and Morgan return to discuss Greta Van Fleet's cryptic social media posts, newly released singles, and their predictions for the upcoming album.

Chloe speaks with her sister, Rachael Bousman, and family-friend, Lacy Keller, about what it was like being female marines. They discuss their experiences from boot camp, deployments, and reentering civilian life, as well as the advice they would give to women wanting to join the Marine Corps.

Chloe sits down with her brother-in-law Ssgt. Richard Bousman to discuss his experiences in the Marine Corps and what led him to make the military a career.

Chloe and Morgan take the "It's the ____ for me" TikTok trend to a whole new level. And someone may or may not be leaving the podcast...