Susanne, who listens in on KLDN in Texas, writes: On Says You! 4/18/20 and 4/25/20, at 0900 music was played while contestants figured out definitions, which included covers of songs like “Moon River” and “Annie’s Song” in a voice that sounded like an opera singer. I would like SO much to know how to obtain […]
David, who hears us ON KUOW Radio in Seattle, writes to us about our recent new show from Sacramento (SY 2412), Round 1 at “What’s the Difference?” in “Exploring Science”: “I hope no one attempts to complain about oversimplification of theoretical physics. As an editor who had much to do with the preparation of the […]
Tim, who listens in on VPR in Northfield, VT, writes in: “Hi! Listening to podcasts is getting me through the quarantine isolation — Actually podcasts are my favorite distraction while doing other things, from exercise to raking the lawn to cooking and dish-washing. “99% Invisible” is one of my favorites; you may well know it.”
Cricket, who listens on KTOO Radio in Juneau, Alaska, writes: I am sitting here listening to Says You! on my computer, on KTOO radio, wishing that you could prevail upon the people at WAMU radio to ditch Here and Now or As It Happens (two shows with way-too-nosy-and-intrusive questioners) or Ask Me Another (LAME) and put on Says You! in this time […]
Tony Lima, who listens in from Silicon Valley, writes: Last night my wife Norma and I watched “A Serious Man.” The ancient TV series “F-Troop” plays a key part. Later I was listening to my “Says You!” archive. Episode 1304 featured a series of questions about the Old West. One of the questions was the […]
Kudos to Melanie, who listens on KUOW in Seattle, she writes: Hello! I’ve been collecting words for the bluffing round as I’ve come upon them for most of the past year – but was too busy to send them in.. until recently, when I find myself with quite a bit of extra time. I hope […]
Evelyn from Middleboro, Massachusetts writes: “Must admit this last week’s science questions had me flummoxed…string theory??? Black holes? Certainly didn’t study those in science many years back. I have a general knowledge of what they are, and was good to be challenged with something new.” Thank you, Evelyn! If you’d like to be RE-strung, find […]
Asher from Jupiter, FL writes – “I am a 13-year-old listener that has been wanting to provide some words for consideration for a while now–I just now have had time to! These are all words I have collected over the past few years, and my sharing is spurred by my mother accidentally saying “a […]
Katrina & Kaz Ladopoulos from Middleton, WI write – “We thought the word “piolet” could be good for the bluffing round pi· o· let | \ ¦pēə¦lā\ plural -s Definition: a two-headed ice ax used in mountaineering (as in Switzerland) We’ve been listening to Says you for over 15 years. My son started at […]
Trevan writes – “The Brits have retreated from referring to one million million as a billion and have converted to a thousand million as being a billion.” In SY-2401 R3 Q5 we said that what the British call “a billion” is what Americans call “a trillion.” While this may have been true in the UK […]