We continue on with our look at the newest words that have been added to dictionaries, and Kathy offers an enormous mea culpa.

Hot off the presses (or whatever the internet is... cyberpresses?), we look at the newest entries into Dictionary.com!

This week, we look at some of those nitpicky little grammar traps that sometimes trip us up.

With the kids headed back to school, Kathy and Ross decided to challenge Fletcher (former two-time district spelling bee runner-up) to a spelling bee!

It's hot! Still. And why mess with a good thing? We heat up a little more with a quiz about summer-related words!

Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia... England... a lot of places have tough to pronounce names for Americans, and our listeners aren't letting us forget it. It's time for a global road trip!

Having been bamboozled by Kathy and Ross in the previous episode, Fletcher resolves to get at one question right this time around. Don't hold your breath, Fletch.

With the words we use in English coming from so many different languages, Kathy and Ross challenge Fletcher to a quiz about word origins. And somehow we end up talking about both bazookas and grenades, so things escalate quickly.

Kathy and Ross try to stump Fletcher with some tricky grammar questions, including a long, confusing trip through collective nouns.

This time, we're taking a trip through some of the most commonly mispronounced places in the good ol' USA. Hop in! Things might get a little bumpy...