This week we continue with tech terms worth knowing.

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This week the topic is tech terms worth knowing, including some of the recent history of technology and how language has been affected by it.

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This week we feature something very lovely indeed: Paul Brians delivers a lecture on the history of the rose in art.

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This week we conclude our discussion of non-errors.

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Bonus (Paul’s “spitting image”):

This week we continue our discussion of non-errors.

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Last week on the podcast we discussed antiheroes; this week you could say we discuss anti-errors.

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Is there a difference between an antihero and a villain? How about a hero and a protagonist?

This week Paul Brians explains these literary terms and talks about Dostoyevsky’s Underground Man.

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Sure, we already discussed “dessert” on a previous podcast, but this week is the final course for our discussion of food-related terms.

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This week we continue our discussion of food-related terms, starting with a German lesson.

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This week we go back to the beginnings of the Common Errors in English Usage site as we talk about menu and other food-related terms prone to getting misspelled, mispronounced, and other faux pas (yes—there’s a little French in there, too).

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