
I read the English Dictionary in short sections, comment on it, make bad jokes, and sometimes sing little songs. I hope it’s more entertaining than just reading the dictionary alone. It’s an evolving project so the letter ”A” had lower quality, plus less commenting and jokes.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2085 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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I read from game hen to gametogenesis.
Game Theory
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_theory
The word of the episode is "gameshow".
I Lost My Body
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I read from gambrel roof to game fish.
The word of the episode is "game".
The Running Man (1987)
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I read from gam to gambrel.
The word of the episode is "gambol".
John Candy: I Like Me
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I read from gall wasp to galvanoscope.
Galois theory
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galois_theory
Galvanic skin response
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrodermal_activity
The word of the episode is "galosh".
All of You
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Just finished the B’s! I’m three and a half years behind, but it’s great. Spencer moves quickly through but does stop to chat when a word is too wild to ignore. Perfect for all Word Nerds.
This is a relaxing and fun podcast that gives you a chance to learn something. The host seems like a really nice person that you’d want as a friend or neighbor. Has a nice voice. Good pod.
I have been searching for the perfect podcast for what feels like forever. Something I can enjoy when I am paying attention, but can keep on and zone out to while I’m working. It feels less like I am being read the dictionary and more like I am listening to a friend talk and talk. I love that when I am paying attention it is interesting to listen to, but I don’t have to constantly pay attention. I listen pretty much all day at work now. I am so thankful for this podcast!
I have been searching for the perfect podcast for what feels like forever. Something I can enjoy when I am paying attention, but can keep on and zone out to while I’m working. It feels less like I am being read the dictionary and more like I am listening to a friend talk and talk. I love that when I am paying attention it is interesting to listen to, but I don’t have to constantly pay attention. I listen pretty much all day at work now. I am so thankful for this podcast!
Fun, relaxing, and surprisingly engaging. I enjoy turning on this podcast whenever I need to relax my mind, or expand it.
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Focused on the exploration of the English language, the content thoughtfully examines words in short segments, blending education with humor. Each episode features a unique word or set of words, with the host offering entertaining commentary, anecdotes, and occasionally humorous songs to make the experience more engaging than a traditional dictionary read. Noteworthy is the often playful tone that invites listeners to appreciate the quirks of language while absorbing new vocabulary.
The podcast also evolves, with episodes demonstrating an increase in both quality and interactive commentary. Unique discussions range from etymology to societal implications, creating a lively atmosphere that appeals to language enthusiasts and casual learners ... more
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