Back in 2021, Nebraska-based chiropracter Dr(?) Ben Tapper was one of the Center for Countering Digital Hate’s Disinformation Dozen – a group of people responsible at that time for sharing two thirds ...

We celebrate our 200th episode (!) by taking a trip back in time to look at some words that popped up 200 years ago.

We answer listeners' most burning language questions, including one about how the letter "R" seems to disappear and reappear in the strangest places, and about whether or not anything can ever be call...

Latin may be a dead language, but it sure seems to come up a lot! This week, we'll look at some common Latin phrases that we think we understand, but that we may not get quite right.

We return to our series looking at the most devilish words ever found on the SAT.

We celebrate the season by looking at some winter-related idioms.

Writing on PHerc. 172 papyrus, found at Roman mansion in Herculaneum, revealed after 3D X-rays and software competition

YouTube video by Josh Johnson

We've tackled the differences between American and British English, but let's not forget Canadians also have a language of their own.

Github is also revealing a widespread, scattershot effort to nuke not only "DEI" but things that have nothing to do with it.

The year is 1066: William the Conqueror lands upon the shores of England and changes the course of the English language forever. So what does that mean for us?

From KMUW Studios, You're Saying It Wrong is a podcast that looks at what we get wrong—and what we sometimes get right—when it comes to this English language. Hosted by KMUW's Fletcher Powell, each ep...

Three teachers sat - and failed - the first Cambridge English exam 112 years ago. How would you do?

This week, we look at the official (?) rules of negativity in English.