Snookered Again?
In a recent rebroadcast, a definition caught the attention of Kqed listener Michelle of Hayward, CA: I am writing in the hopes of getting a bit more information on a […]
The Shurley Method?!
KUAR listener Travis from Little Rock writes in with questions and comments. Hi! I’m writing in response to a recent “Says You!” episode: Original Syntax. I listen to “Says You!” […]
A Paper Route Discovery
Karen from Highland, WI, sent us a message we had to share: My husband and I were delivering newspapers (Shopper Stoppers to be exact) on a Sunday morning. We were […]
What Grinds Your Ears?
Michelle, a new listener from KUOW in Seattle, is chiming in with some terms that really grind her gears. Today I heard “Says You!” for the first time. I get […]
Debunked Origins
Sarah from Somerville, MA, listens on our podcast and shared the findings of her piqued curiosity: I was listening to your “Dog Day Definitions” episode, wherein you have a letter […]
When will the shows I attended air?
Michael listens on WGBH out of Boston and joined us at our most recent taping: Thank you for a wonderful and hilarious afternoon taping on Martha’s Vineyard. I’ve been a […]
As Fresh as it is Classic
After working with our customer service team, KQED and podcast listener Samantha sent us this note: Thank you very much for your thoughtful and extensive reply. I’ve tested the steps […]
Sundays are for Says You!
Podcast listener and Mountain View, California resident Pat shares her first time listening to Says You! Several years ago, I was hauling stuff to the recycling center, when the KQED […]
Missing Word: Looking at you America!
WPLN listener Chris from Monteagle, TN, has a definition that’s lost its word. When I was in the navy fifty years ago, a friend whose father worked at the Museum […]
How many varieties are there…?
From Cleveland, New Mexico, KENW listener Michael sends his take on the bluff ‘sesses.’ I was listening to the broadcast today and there was a bluffing round with the word […]