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***Listen to GFY on the radio!***You can now hear the show LIVE on the radio in the Los Angeles area on NPR station LAist 89.3 FM. You can also stream the show live around the world at LAist.com (Click the big “Listen” button at the top of the page.)Airtimes: Saturdays at 10am & 5pm. Sundays at 8pm. (All times Pacific)—--Trivia is the “T” Word on this brand new episode of Go Fact Yourself! In this episode…Guests:Cameron Esposito is a comedian who had a major revelation during the pandemic: She found out she has bipolar disorder. She'll tell us how she learned to embrace her diagnosis and why doing stand-up is so much better than writing a book.Chris Grace is perhaps best known for his role as Jerry in the show “Superstore.” The series always had a devoted following, but in recent years its audience has grown even larger. Chris will tell us about some of his favorite fan interactions and how he perfected the art of deadpan. Areas of ExpertiseCameron: The TV show “The L Word,” women-led action movies, and catholicism.Chris: The podcast “Never Not Funny,” the film Everything Everywhere All At Once, and the poem “The Road Less Traveled.”What's the Difference: Heart's DesireWhat's the difference between a cardiac arrest and a heart attack?What's the difference between a desire and a craving?With guest experts:Jimmy Pardo: Comedian and creator of the podcast Never Not Funny. He was also a contestant on the very first episode of Go Fact Yourself.Daniel Sea: Actor known for the role of Max on the Showtime series “The L Word.”Hosts: J. Keith van StraatenHelen HongCredits:Theme Song by Jonathan Green.Maximum Fun's Senior Producer is Laura Swisher.Co-Producer and Editor is Julian Burrell.Seeing our next live-audience shows in LA by YOU!

In 2009, RuPaul told the Advocate a week after Obama's inauguration, days before Drag Race season one premiered on Logo: "If you're watching this, it means a Democrat is in the White House." Where are we, and where is drag, 15 years later? About: Hosted by journalists Joan Summers and Matthew Lawson, Eating For Free is a weekly podcast that explores gossip and power in the pop culture landscape: Where it comes from, who wields it, and who suffers at the hands of it. Find out the stories behind the stories, as together they look beyond the headlines of troublesome YouTubers or scandal-ridden A-Listers, and delve deep into the inner workings of Hollywood's favorite pastime. The truth, they've found, is definitely stranger than any gossip. You can also find us on our website, Twitter, and Instagram. Or buy our merch! Any personal, business, or general inquires can be sent to eatingforfreepodcast@gmail.com  Joan Summers' Twitter: @laracroftbarbie Matthew Lawson's Instagram: @_matthewlawson Sources [may cut off in certain apps]: You Better Work!, 01/30/09 [Advocate] For RuPaul, Ron Paul Confusion Is a Real Drag, 01/09/12 [ABC] RuPaul's Drag Race: “Frock The Vote,” 03/12/12 [AVClub] RuPaul sashays into the mainstream, 01/28/13 [Salon] The Problem With Feminism in RuPaul's Drag Race, 03/14/14 [HuffPost] Is the T Word the New N Word?, 04/17/14 [Advocate] Why trans people aren't big fans of RuPaul right now, friend of the show Alex Abad-Santos, 04/22/14 [Vox] Why has drag escaped critique from feminists and the LGBTQ community?, 04/25/14 [Feminist Current] GOP candidate was once a female impersonator, 05/03/14 [Winston-Salem Journal] Victory for drag queens as Facebook apologises for 'real-name' policy, 10/01/14 [Guardian] Mary Cheney: Why is drag ‘socially acceptable' and blackface isn't?, 01/30/15 [CNN] The pop culture phenomenon that is RuPaul's Drag Race, explained, 03/02/15 [Vox] Hillary Clinton, Loudly and Proudly, Taps Into a Vein of Support Among Gay Voters, 07/01/15 [NY Times] When Drag Is Activism, 11/05/15 [Advocate]

Bek Lover discusses, the attack on Social Media Star, Bishop Mari Emanuel. Is there a double standard with hate crimes? Why are only Muslims called the T Word? A woman in Brazil does the unthinkable to get a loan from a bank. Many more interesting stories discussed on this episode. Interesting Times With Bek Lover News Podcast, is a daily show, hosted by, Bek Lover, famous motivational speaker and world famous Podcaster. Bek Lover, gathers all the most important and very interesting stories from around the world. He gives you an action packed podcast full of stories, commentary, and important news. If you are bored of the other podcasts, try listening to Bek Lover, you will be entertained and informed at the same time. For amazing interviews and episodes, you can also check out Bek Lover's World Famous Podcast, The Bek Lover Podcast, where He interviews the most famous and fascinating people in the world. If you enjoy podcasts like, The Patrick Bet David Podcast, Tim Pool, Candace Owens, The Young Turks, Ben Shapiro, and other amazing podcasters, then make sure to add Bek Lover to your rotation. All his links and social media are available on Https://www.BekLover.Com Instagram:   / beklovernyc  #pbdpodcast #valuetainment #podcast #timpool #newspodcast #newscommentary #bishopmarmariemmanuel #bishop #christian #benshapiro

This week, Liz chats with multi-hyphenate creator Daniella Carter who most recently stars in the hit documentary, "Kokomo City." The two discuss Daniella's last 10 years in the entertainment industry since making her debut in Laverne Cox's award-winning "The T Word" and her new platform, "Daniella's Guestbook" which supports and amplifies BIPOC creators.   Connect with Daniella:   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daniella.carter/ , https://www.instagram.com/daniellasguestbook/ Website: https://daniellasguestbook.com/    Connect with Liz:   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@listentoliz415 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/listentoliz/ , https://www.instagram.com/coolcoolcool/    For exclusive content, support Liz on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/listentoliz    

Sit down, grab a drink & some popcorn for this one, because you're definitely going to be here for a while. We're getting uncomfortably deep, and up close & personal like you've never seen before on this show. Join Indah, Kenji, Mandy and Shanika as they unload and unpack a sh*t ton of parental trauma. Timestamps: 00:53 — Eating oranges for prosperity + ASMR Moment 2:25 — T-Word, H-Word; "Bule" is a derogatory; Is "Ang-Moh" offensive; Rac!st Chindo Parents 13:08 — Mandy dating non-Chindos; How growing up poor shaped Kenji and Indah's moms respectively; Kindness as an investment 18:23 — Analyzing Indah's mom's elitism; Wise words from Mandy's dad & Kenji's college friend 25:33 — Chindo Parents & Generational Trauma; Lack of gratitude in Shanika & Indah's homes; Dealing with unrealistic & overly-high expectations from parents 33:08 — Kenji being raised by a single mom; Shanika's shattered home; Dealing with antiquated gender norms and roles within the Chindo culture 38:43 — Boomers in denial; What our parents watch on YouTube; More on dealing with high expectations from parents 51:07 — Parents diminishing our hard work and efforts, Chindo family gatherings; Fame vs. Fortune 01:02:44 — Chinese medicine; Different generational attitude towards happiness 01:07:35 — Abuse in Chindo households; First memory of our parents 01:09:31 — Chindos are racist towards other Chindos; More about Chindo parents & their tendencies 01:26:26 — Mandy being an indigo & remembering being in the womb; Chinese zodiac & Feng Shui 01:36:29 — Only dating/marrying Chindo; Choosing our battles in dating; Our parents projecting their insecurities onto us 01:45:45 — Closing

EPISODE 231: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:43) SPECIAL COMMENT: Obviously President Biden must fire Attorney General Garland and Deputy Attorney General Monaco and not merely because neither of them can possibly continue after yesterday's revelations in The Washington Post just as none of US can possibly continue holding our breaths wondering WHAT about the Trump and January 6th prosecutions they will screw up NEXT. Two years and nearly six months after the first attempted coup and Garland and Monaco still do not understand that this is about SELF-DEFENSE: of Justice, of Democracy, of America. If that ISN'T your attitude about the response to Trump and the coup attempt that was and the coup attempt that WILL be get out. But especially if you are in the Justice Department and you don't understand that the point WAS and WILL BE to eliminate YOU; if you don't understand that the ultimate goal of Trump and the creatures around him is to take the limitless finances they have been given, and the limitless TIME they have been given - BY YOU - and walk into the Department of Justice or whatever white shoe law firm you have escaped to, and hand you a piece of paper bearing a fascist order signed by a fascist judge convicting you of being an official Trump-brand enemy of the people and authorizing the Trump Police to HANG you - get out. Because, then, you will have rendered this nation – at its time of greatest peril - defenseless just as the coalition of Hate gears up for another attack. Because, then, you will have nowhere to hide from them because the rest of us, whom you have left without defense, will be fending for ourselves. And Merrick Garland and Lisa Monaco have to go, first. Because I don't know what's LEFT for them to screw up here but I'm sure Garland will find something in his style book for the Department of Justice that says that unless you deliver the subpoenas by Pony Express, you can't move against a criminally insane ex-president unless you make sure you wait just long enough that there's no way any of the verdicts can be rendered until after the election that might put him back in office, upon which he will have the charges withdrawn or will pardon himself or will simply ignore ALL the laws ALL at once and tell you to take you to take him to the Supreme Court.  B-Block (22:30) POSTSCRIPTS TO THE NEWS: If you're the president of MSNBC and you are asked 'If Trump were interested, would you put him on MSNBC in a live town hall format' and your answer is not "HELL NO" you must be fired. And if her answer was not "HELL NO" and you're one of the MSNBC hosts whose primetime show was spun off from mine all those years ago (Maddow, O'Donnell, Hayes) and you do not use your power to push back against the network's president and her journalistic perfidy, you have forfeited your credibility and reduced yourself to the status of Check-Cashing Talking Head. C-Block (48:00) SPECIAL COMMENT REDUX (Note: this is repeated from Monday's Episode 230) Special Counsel Jack Smith may be readying an indictment against Trump for illegally attempting to coerce Mike Pence to defy his legal duties in the Electoral College count? Ryan Goodman from “Just Security,” whom I cite here frequently though I don't know him and only because he knows this stuff, told Bill Kristol's podcast that he thinks Jack Smith quote “going to indict Trump for the False Slate of Electors scheme” – and with Goodman saying the odds Fonny Willis indicts on False Electors and election interference in Georgia are 90 percent, Trump could face twin federal and state cases on overlapping topics. And then Goodman adds something that took my breath away. Indicting Trump for False Electors, “AND quite probably/possibly the pressure campaign against Mike Pence.” Wait – what? Goodman sets the odds on Jack Smith indicting Trump ABOUT PENCE… at 60 to 70 percent. Pressuring the Vice President, Goodman says, quoting him again “is independent of whether or not he thought he won the election. He can think he won the election, doesn't matter. But you can't try to coerce a public official to defy their legal duties – which is just to count the votes.” Goodman doesn't mention that, but you will remember that Stewart Rhodes and other Oathkeepers were prosecuted for – and convicted of – interfering with Congress's ability to complete its legal duties. Ponder for a moment the prospect of Smith indicting Trump, running for the Republican nomination, for attempting to coerce PENCE, running for the Republican nomination. Oh and necessarily having Pence TESTIFY AGAINST TRUMP either before Trump is nominated or before the election.  I'm beginning to think we may have WILDLY under-estimated how many MORE things Jack Smith is about to indict Trump for. There is reason today to believe that the number of separate indictments OF Trump BY Smith could be as many as FOUR. Maybe even FIVESee omny.fm/listener for privacy information.

By now, you should know what to expect when you see the “T Word”. And there’s nothing more toxic than three masculine perspectives on divine feminine topics: spinning the block, attractive female hustles, Laurie Harvey’s finesse, buss it challenge ptsd, and more. It’s just jokes ladies, WE LOVE YOU! Never forget that

The T Word, TRANSITIONS! Now that Em and Derrick have had some time to settle in a little in Louisiana, we're going to talk about transitions in life. Big moves, promotions, new jobs, new relationships, changes in Family structures, etc. How do you deal with life transitions? Do they come easy to you or is change difficult for you? Let's talk about it!

The idea of firing someone may make your skin crawl, but when you’re the boss, the buck stops with you. Whether it’s an unruly client or an underperforming employee, letting go of the problematic person can be like a breath of fresh air to your business.Corri has had her fair share of troublesome employees and crazy clients so when it comes to the ins and outs of termination, she’s got you covered. Listen in as Corri shares her horror stories and offers advice on every step of the termination process.In this week’s episode, Corri breaks down the different buckets of fireable offenses and gives you a step-by-step checklist of what to do before, during, and after a termination. Take a deep breath, summon your courage and let that negative person go![01:21] - Termination...I Said it The T Word![04:09] - Terminating a client[11:38] - Terminating employees[12:24] - Set a tight foundation with fluid hiring[13:31] - At-will employees vs. contractors[15:12] - Using performance reviews to allow for improvement[20:17] - Deceitful practices[22:40] - Misconceptions about unemployment[24:30] - Role play the termination[25:42] - Have a witness in the room[26:40] - Minimizing contact[27:16] - Be clear, tactful, & low emotion[29:32] - Research state laws on payment and documentation[34:00] - Surrender of company property and exiting the premises[35:43] - Communicate with the active staffYour host Corri McFadden is recovering business owner, industry pioneer, and mama blogger who has seen it ALL along the way and let’s just say she’s not afraid to share what she’s learned, both experiences to mistakes. You can find her on Instagram, Pinterest or Glitter and Bubbles. If you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to We All Have One in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in Apple Podcasts. It really helps others find the show This podcast episode was produced by Dante32.

Welcome friends to the Harvard Lunch Club Political Podcast for April 24, 2019 it is the I-Word edition of the show with your T-Word (“terrific”) hosts Todd Feinburg, radio guy, east coast and Mike Stopa, AI guy, west coast. We are here every week to blast you with the latest news and political commentary that […]Join the conversation and comment on this podcast episode: https://ricochet.com/podcast/harvard-lunch-club/the-i-word-podcast/.Now become a Ricochet member for only $5.00 a month! Join and see what you’ve been missing: https://ricochet.com/membership/.Subscribe to Harvard Lunch Club in Apple Podcasts (and leave a 5-star review, please!), or by RSS feed. For all our podcasts in one place, subscribe to the Ricochet Audio Network Superfeed in Apple Podcasts or by RSS feed.

Welcome to All Souls Witchy Women Episode 7: The T Word, our Time’s Convert review. We discuss what we loved, our favorite quotes, and what made us go hmmmm. We veered a bit off course from our usual podcast thematic format to do a review of Deborah Harkness’ new bestseller, Time’s Convert. The short version is WE LOVED THIS BOOK! But that would be a rather short podcast wouldn’t it? So here’s breakdown of what we discuss: our favorite quotes, what we liked about the three interwoven storylines (with some delicious background information from Deb’s book tour stop at the Georgia Center for the Book in Decatur, Georgia, which Ashley and Nikki were lucky enough to attend), and then we end the podcast with some bits from the book that made us go hmmmm. We hope you enjoy the podcast and would love to hear your comments too. What were your favorite parts of Time’s Convert? Housekeeping details: We’ve read the whole All Souls Trilogy and will try to stay on topic if we say a particular show is going to only cover A Discovery of Witches, but we may forget or digress or whatever so consider yourself warned if you’ve only read one of the books. For the record, this particular podcast seems to be fairly safe for those who’ve only read ADOW. Also this podcast is labeled explicit because we sometimes swear and we’re going to talk about sex because, well, there’s sex in the books. So that’s why we gave it the explicit rating. You’ve now been officially warned Show notes: Each episode we bring you a note about wine because red wine is a main form of sustenance for vampires when they’re not drinking, you know. blood. Oh, and we like wine…a lot. Usually our weekly wine notes come to us compliments of our resident sommelier, Bayard, who knows what he’s talking about because he’s a founding partner at Crafted Brands. This week Bayard discusses madeira because it was a drink popular during the American Revolution and is mentioned in Time’s Convert. Check out our Episode 7 Madeira wine note to learn more about this 18th century drink.  

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This week, Dick Wound and minimus maximus are joined by, Sarah Tonin and Lexa Jane, to discuss Assholes (yes, literal assholes), Burlesque performance, and "The T Word" in relation to porn. Be sure to check out our sponsor for the next few weeks at www.sucreabeille.com for horror and fetish themed soaps and perfumes, and be sure to use the code OFFTHECUFFS for 13% off all your purchases. PLEASE RATE, REVIEW, and SUBSCRIBE to the show! Pay for max's pain! patreon.com/ocpkink Questions or comments for the show: offthecuffspodcast@gmail.com www.offthecuffs.org 1 (631) 881-KINK Find us on fetlife: www.fetlife.com/OfftheCuffs www.fetlife.com/Dick_Wound www.fetlife.com/minimus_maximus www.fetlife.com/MissSarahTonin www.fetlife.com/DollyDDelight Follow us on Twitter: @ocpkink @DickWound @MinimusMaxim Follow Dick Wound on Spotify: @ocpkink Our public kik group is #ocpkik We're also on www.thecage.co Check out our sister shows from PODCAST JUKEBOX: Will Sean Podcast? ProudToBeKinky Podcast Drinks with God & Parking Lot Radio Also check out our friend's shows: RISK! Kill by Kill Podcast & Black People Kink Opening and closing theme music: HOUND DOG RUN by This'll Kill Ya! Plug-spot background music:  SEE EM TOOEY TAS BEE by Matt Dallow

Ty Brasel is back on the show as the featured artist interview for this week! Andy Mineo x Wordsplayed - Kidz nobigdyl. feat. Marty - Shakira Alano Adan – Rico Suave Dead Heroes (Json, Tory Starks (fka Future), Word (fka T-Word), Nico Wells and producer DeeOnTheTrack) - GOAT ft. J. Roads Kaleb Mitchell – Bruce Wayne Ft. Th3 Saga Trevor Lee – Risk It All Rapzilla.com Live’s Artist Interview Segment Ty Brasel Interview Part 1 KB ft. Ty Brasel – Smith and Wesson Ty Brasel Interview Part 2 Ty Brasel – 4 the PPL Still Listening Ty Brasel Interview Part 3 Ty Brasel – Young T Ty Brasel Interview Part 4 LIVE IN THE MIX – DJ TITUZ Social Club Misfits - Love 4 Real Tedashii - I'm Good K-Drama - Upside Down Flame - War Of The Minds Davis Absolute – In The Sky ft. Saigon, R-Swift & Sean Simmonds Stu G with Propaganda - Make a Little Trouble Trip Lee - Lord Have Mercy Andy Mineo - Rat Race KB ft.Ty Brassel - Smith and Wesson Gawvi - God Speed ft Andy Mineo KB Dru Bex – Gamez Rapzilla.com’s YOUR HOT 4 #4. FEDEL - Lit (Remix) ft. Surf Gvng #3. GRITS - Saints & Sinners Sweeper #2. Aha Gazelle - Keep It In The Family Rapzilla.com LIVE’s New Joint of the Week Zauntee - My Time Now #1 Lecrae - I'll Find You ft. Tori Kelly The Org - Assemble

The Jerks made it through to their 2nd Case, "Santa Goes Downtown," and they're makin' the best of it, as they talk Chukka-Nukks, the "T-Word," and the Carla "B-Word"! Also please check out our other pod - Jerk Practice available on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/jerk-practice/id1134252966?mt=2 Attachments area . AND Google Play: https://playmusic.app.goo.gl/?ibi=com.google.PlayMusic&isi=691797987&ius=googleplaymusic&link=https://play.google.com/music/m/I66kvlogunh2ggmt2mrewwof6oa?t%3DJerk_Practice%26pcampaignid%3DMKT-na-all-co-pr-mu-pod-16 . And our companion blog at: jerkpractice.com

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Right off the bat, it's easy to think of several everyday expressions that derive from America's pastime. Including right off the bat. The Dickson Baseball Dictionary catalogues not just those contributions but also more obscure terms like "pebble picker," and explains why a fastball is called a "Linda Ronstadt." Plus, as more transgender people are publicly recognized, there's a debate about which pronouns to use. And who in the world would give a one-star review on Amazon to … Herman Melville's Moby-Dick? Plus, the plural of hummus, tear the rag off the bush, to boot, synesthesia, paper stretchers, wet washes, and the verb to podcast. FULL DETAILS Right off the bat, you can probably name a long list of common idioms that come from baseball. For example, right off the bat. But how about some of the more obscure ones, like the Linda Ronstadt? In a nod to Ronstadt's song "Blue Bayou," her name is used in baseball to refer to a ball that blew by you. Paul Dickson has collected this and hundreds of other baseball terms in his comprehensive book, The Dickson Baseball Dictionary. The plural of hummus isn't easy to pin down, because although the word's ending looks like a Latin singular, it's actually Arabic.  For waiters and party hosts serving multiple plates of hummus, it's not wrong to say hummuses, but plates of hummus will do just fine. The Spanish idiom, arrimar el ascua a su sardina, literally means "to bring an ember to one's own sardine." It means "to look out for number one," the idea being that if a group is cooking sardines over a fire, and each person pulls out a coal to cook his own fish, then the whole fire will go out. So the idiom carries the sense not only of being selfish, but the effects of that selfishness on the larger community. Something excellent can be said to tear the rag off the bush, or take the rag, and it likely comes from old Western shooting competitions, where the winner would shoot a rag off a bush. The Oxford English Dictionary shows examples in print going back to the early 19th century. A listener in St. Cloud, Minnesota, reports that when she first started in the printing business, new employees would be hazed with the prank assignment of finding a "paper stretcher" to make a web—the big sheet of paper that newspapers are printed on—a little larger. There is, of course, no such thing, and sending someone to find one is just one of many ways to tease newbies. Also, strippers in the newspaper business are much tamer than the common stripper—it's just a term for those who prep images and copy for the printing plates. Quiz Guy John Chaneski scoured Amazon for 1-star reviews of classic literature and turned them into a puzzle about some readers' questionable taste. For example, what novel isn't even about fishing, since a whale is a mammal? The saying to boot comes from an Old English word bot, meaning "advantage" or "remedy." It's related to the contemporary English words better and best, so if something's to boot, it's added or extra. Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. wrote, in a Supreme Court opinion no less, that "a word is not a crystal, transparent and unchanged; it is the skin of a living thought and may vary greatly in color and content according to the circumstances and time in which it is used." As more transgender people are publicly recognized, what pronouns should we use to describe them? The best thing to do is find a polite way to ask how someone would like to be addressed. Epicene pronouns like they, ze, and others have had a hard time sticking. A good starting place for exploring transgender issues is Laverne Cox's documentary The T-Word. People with synesthesia have long been known to associate sensations like sounds with others, like seeing certain colors. New research suggests that color associations with certain letters—at least for individuals born after 1967—are largely influenced by Fisher Price fridge magnets. One caller says his grandma's favorite parting phrase was See you in the wet wash! A wet wash was an old-fashioned facility for washing—though not drying—laundry.  But it's anyone's guess as to why someone would allude to soaked laundry when taking their leave. We've spoken before about It'll be better when you're married, often used to console someone who just had a small scrape or cut. A Chicago-area listener wrote us to say that in such cases, her mom's phrase was Quick, get a spoon! The word podcasting is commonly used to refer to making podcasts, but it's also used by some as the verb for listening to downloading or listening to podcasts. The language around podcasts has always been tricky since the format was released—Apple initially disliked the use of pod—and practitioners like the TWiT network advocated for netcast. Every time Martha tries naming all 26 letters in the alphabet, she only comes up with 25. But she can't remember Y. The exclamation crime in Italy is a variation of criminently, or criminy, both euphemisms for Christ. In baseball, a pebble picker, or pebble hunter, is a fielder who picks up a pebble from the ground after a missed catch, as if to blame the pebble for his own error.  In the world at large, the term is a jab at someone who can never admit a mistake. This episode is hosted by Grant Barrett and Martha Barnette. -- A Way with Words is funded by its listeners: http://waywordradio.org/donate Get your language question answered on the air! 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We interview Deraj & B. Cooper about their latest project 'For The People' on Reflection Music Group. Young Noah – Stupid Rich KB - Undefeated ft. Derek Minor What’s Poppin’ @ Rapzilla.com with David Daniels Datin - Hallelujah All Day No Malice - Best Believe It ft. MD Uno Surf Gvng - Runnin ft. Rev Mizz Rapzilla.com Live’s Artist Interview Segment Deraj & B.Cooper Interview Part 1 Deraj & B.Cooper - Squad Deraj & B.Cooper Interview Part 2 Deraj & B.Cooper - Invincible Deraj & B.Cooper Interview Part 3 Deraj & B.Cooper – For The People LIVE IN THE MIX – DJ TITUZ Beleaf - Black Sugar IZ - Foto Bomb Danny Skrpcha - Amen ft. Redd Lettaz High Society Collective - #High Preston "Prexxy Prex" Miller - Let’s Go C.R.U.Z. - Know About Him Thi'sl - Let It Knock ft. PRo Trip Lee - Lights On [Bryson Price Remix] Benjah - Grizz ft. God's Servant & Canon Tedashii - DUM DUM (BAM! Remix) ft. Lecrae NF - Wait ft. Nyx & Kakah Andy Mineo - Uncomfortable Social Club - Angels With Dirty Faces BeBe & CeCe Winans - Lost Without You Ty Brasel - So High wordsplayed - Against All Adz ft. Gawvi Rapzilla.com’s YOUR HOT 4 KlarKent & Derek Minor - Oh My God theBoyWord aka T-Word - 100 (Hunnid) Lecrae & Johnta Austin - Lord Be With Me Rapzilla.com LIVE’s New Joint of the Week Lawren & WxNDER y - 95 Dee-1 - Against Us Remix ft. Lupe Fiasco x Big K.R.I.T. Pyrexx - Open It Social Club Misfits - Sky Lanterns ft. Marissa Jerome

Right off the bat, it's easy to think of several everyday expressions that derive from America's pastime. Including right off the bat. The Dickson Baseball Dictionary catalogues not just those contributions but also more obscure terms like "pebble picker," and explains why a fastball is called a "Linda Ronstadt." Plus, as more transgender people are publicly recognized, there's a debate about which pronouns to use. And who in the world would give a one-star review on Amazon to … Herman Melville's Moby-Dick? Plus, the plural of hummus, tear the rag off the bush, to boot, synesthesia, paper stretchers, wet washes, and the verb to podcast.FULL DETAILSRight off the bat, you can probably name a long list of common idioms that come from baseball. For example, right off the bat. But how about some of the more obscure ones, like the Linda Ronstadt? In a nod to Ronstadt's song "Blue Bayou," her name is used in baseball to refer to a ball that blew by you. Paul Dickson has collected this and hundreds of other baseball terms in his comprehensive book, The Dickson Baseball Dictionary. The plural of hummus isn't easy to pin down, because although the word's ending looks like a Latin singular, it's actually Arabic.  For waiters and party hosts serving multiple plates of hummus, it's not wrong to say hummuses, but plates of hummus will do just fine.The Spanish idiom, arrimar el ascua a su sardina, literally means "to bring an ember to one's own sardine." It means "to look out for number one," the idea being that if a group is cooking sardines over a fire, and each person pulls out a coal to cook his own fish, then the whole fire will go out. So the idiom carries the sense not only of being selfish, but the effects of that selfishness on the larger community.Something excellent can be said to tear the rag off the bush, or take the rag, and it likely comes from old Western shooting competitions, where the winner would shoot a rag off a bush. The Oxford English Dictionary shows examples in print going back to the early 19th century.A listener in St. Cloud, Minnesota, reports that when she first started in the printing business, new employees would be hazed with the prank assignment of finding a "paper stretcher" to make a web—the big sheet of paper that newspapers are printed on—a little larger. There is, of course, no such thing, and sending someone to find one is just one of many ways to tease newbies. Also, strippers in the newspaper business are much tamer than the common stripper—it's just a term for those who prep images and copy for the printing plates.Quiz Guy John Chaneski scoured Amazon for 1-star reviews of classic literature and turned them into a puzzle about some readers' questionable taste. For example, what novel isn't even about fishing, since a whale is a mammal?The saying to boot comes from an Old English word bot, meaning "advantage" or "remedy." It's related to the contemporary English words better and best, so if something's to boot, it's added or extra.Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. wrote, in a Supreme Court opinion no less, that "a word is not a crystal, transparent and unchanged; it is the skin of a living thought and may vary greatly in color and content according to the circumstances and time in which it is used."As more transgender people are publicly recognized, what pronouns should we use to describe them? The best thing to do is find a polite way to ask how someone would like to be addressed. Epicene pronouns like they, ze, and others have had a hard time sticking. A good starting place for exploring transgender issues is Laverne Cox's documentary The T-Word.People with synesthesia have long been known to associate sensations like sounds with others, like seeing certain colors. New research suggests that color associations with certain letters—at least for individuals born after 1967—are largely influenced by Fisher Price fridge magnets.One caller says his grandma's favorite parting phrase was See you in the wet wash! A wet wash was an old-fashioned facility for washing—though not drying—laundry.  But it's anyone's guess as to why someone would allude to soaked laundry when taking their leave.We've spoken before about It'll be better when you're married, often used to console someone who just had a small scrape or cut. A Chicago-area listener wrote us to say that in such cases, her mom's phrase was Quick, get a spoon!The word podcasting is commonly used to refer to making podcasts, but it's also used by some as the verb for listening to downloading or listening to podcasts. The language around podcasts has always been tricky since the format was released—Apple initially disliked the use of pod—and practitioners like the TWiT network advocated for netcast. Every time Martha tries naming all 26 letters in the alphabet, she only comes up with 25. But she can't remember Y.The exclamation crime in Italy is a variation of criminently, or criminy, both euphemisms for Christ.In baseball, a pebble picker, or pebble hunter, is a fielder who picks up a pebble from the ground after a missed catch, as if to blame the pebble for his own error.  In the world at large, the term is a jab at someone who can never admit a mistake. This episode is hosted by Grant Barrett and Martha Barnette.--A Way with Words is funded by its listeners: http://waywordradio.org/donateGet your language question answered on the air! 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The LGBT world has evolved so much over the past few years with topics such as gay marriage, transgender talks, human rights, adoption and overall acceptance that we are all one.  On the heels of the interview with Diane Sawyer, Bruce Jenner publically came out as a transgender woman gaining over 30  million viewers.  Daytime's "The Bold and the Beautiful" has taken on the transgender world by revealing in a shocking twist that a character is a transgender woman.  Laverne Cox is leading the way with her story and Daytime Emmy win this weekend for "The T Word," a docu-series about the transgender community.  Tonight, I sit down with David O'Quinn, author of "Who I Am, What I Want," to talk about his new book about transgender love along with David's very own personal story and announcement regarding this very topic.  Not only is this topic important to David, but I am lucky to call David a friend. To buy David's book, be sure to click HERE and follow David on Twitter HERE.

The LGBT world has evolved so much over the past few years with topics such as gay marriage, transgender talks, human rights, adoption and overall acceptance that we are all one.  On the heels of the interview with Diane Sawyer, Bruce Jenner publically came out as a transgender woman gaining over 30  million viewers.  Daytime's "The Bold and the Beautiful" has taken on the transgender world by revealing in a shocking twist that a character is a transgender woman.  Laverne Cox is leading the way with her story and Daytime Emmy win this weekend for "The T Word," a docu-series about the transgender community.  Tonight, I sit down with David O'Quinn, author of "Who I Am, What I Want," to talk about his new book about transgender love along with David's very own personal story and announcement regarding this very topic.  Not only is this topic important to David, but I am lucky to call David a friend. To buy David's book, be sure to click HERE and follow David on Twitter HERE.

The Transgender Trio is back for season 3 of Transition Transmission, a by and for transgender podcast.  Aside from new opening music… there isn’t much that is new about the format of this podcast ;p   This week, we talk about the growing debate over names, and the new voter id laws that some are woried about may affect their ability to vote in the coming elections.  We talk about Laverne Cox’s new docu-show ‘The T Word’, and we wish the best for Paula Overby, a transgender candidate who’s running for office.  We also, as is tradition, go about as far off the page as we can before we forget where we started in this weeks episode of Transition Transmission. www.transitiontransmission.com @TransgenderTrio Runtime: 78 minutes