We spoke to a former police officer and asked some listener questions.

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We spoke to a former police officer and asked some listener questions.

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Jack and Colin continue their conversation with Officer Karen (Karen Bartke) about more of her career outside of Scot Squad, including studying archaeology and fiery bushes.

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Jack and Colin speak to Officer Karen (Karen Bartke) about her time in Scot Squad and her career outside of the best comedy BBC Scotland has ever produced.

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Jack and Colin do a lazy lists episode, including: How Famous Musicians Chose Their Band Names and The Best British Sitcoms of All Time.

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The rest of the 21 Weird Phobias You’ve Likely Never Heard Of. Plus, 7 superstitions about cats and 7 businesses owned by the mob.

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If there’s one thing that’s sure to irritate a nit-picking grammar pedant, it’s someone saying that they “literally” jumped out of their skin, or that they “literally” died laughing. Elsewhere in the dictionary there are plenty of words being misused and misinterpreted, many of which aren’t anywhere near as well-known or as easy to spot as literally—and so might find their way into the day-to-day language of even the most careful grammarians.

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