Great job!
This is a terrific show—I plan to learn a lot! One suggestion: it’s so common nowadays in American English to use the filler words “kind of” and “sort of.” While sometimes these expressions have lexical meaning, they often serve as little more than dead wood. Or worse, they dilute or confuse, with weird locutions such as “it’s kind of literally true.” What in the world might such a sentence mean? Of course, neither of you said anything as egregious as that! And some filler is normal (even desirable, as no one wants to sound like they’re reading a script). But perhaps consider cutting back on “kind of” and “sort of?” I’m confident this podcast will become one of my faves. We NEED this information and I am so glad you two are providing it!
Syntax Babe via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/02/21
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Anything, ANYTHING Heather Cox Richardson does gets my complete, unequivocal endorsement. Her erudite, thoughtful, pragmatic scholarship and analysis are invaluable. Thank you for this podcast.
Robin Bass via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/21/21
I was so looking forward to this, and they did not disappoint. You come for the history lesson and stay for the anecdotes and friendly banter between the hosts.
Tammy313 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/02/21
I love listening to both of these lovely ladies! This is a highly informative podcast which offers a uniquely historical perspective on today’s politics explaining thoroughly the how’s and why’s of “Now and Then”. Easy to listen to and a must add to anyone’s podcast library!
Saoirse4 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/05/21
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