This week we talk about commonly confused words, also previously discussed in episodes 39 and 45.

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This week on the podcast we discuss words of enthusiasm like “huge,”“terrific,” and “fantastic,” including their history and sometimes-surprising shifts in meaning, in spite of what the Oxford English Dictionary might say about them.

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This week we pick up last week’s conversation about the names of the nominees; this time it’s all about Trump.

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What’s in a name? This week on the podcast we discuss the names Hillary, Pence, and Kaine.

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This week we talk about Melania Trump’s plagiarism, labyrinths and mazes, and then discuss some more commonly confused words, previously discussed in episode 39.

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Paula in her labyrinth:

This week we conclude our discussion of commonly misunderstood or misread passages and phrases from The Bible.

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This week we continue our discussion of commonly misunderstood or misread passages and phrases from The Bible.

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This week the topic is The Bible. We touch on its history and begin a conversation on some of its more famously misunderstood passages.

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This week we continue our discussion of the comic strips of American newspapers.

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This week we take a break from English usage points and talk about one of Paul’s great interests, the comic strips of American newspapers. We discuss the early history.

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