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Drink Drank Drunk | A Grammar Show With A Drinking Problem — Education
Drink Drank Drunk | A Grammar Show With A Drinking Problem

A grammar nerd’s delight. Co-Hosts Morgan Obidowski and Linda Huss break down current language and communication issues while drinking multiple bottles of wine. If Grammar Girl, Throwing Shade and Drunk History had a 3-way baby it would be this podcast.

Latest Episodes:

DDD #29 As God As My Witness I Will Never Capitalize a Job Title — #29: As God As My Witness I Will Never Capitalize a Job Title Oct 10, 2016
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On this episode:
Executive VP and founder of Major League Ultimate Nic Darling tests our sports language knowledge and delves into MLU's style guide. Plus we talk about punctuation placement when quotation marks are involved.
We love Grammarly, and are proud to share their service. If you're too busy to listen to all of our amazing grammar and writing advice, just use Grammarly and let them do all the work of making sure your writing doesn't suck.

DDD #28 How Have We Gone 28 Episodes Without Talking About Morgan's Back Brace? — #28: How Have We Gone 28 Episodes Without Talking About Morgan’s Back Brace? Oct 03, 2016
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On this episode:
Linda addresses the “eponymous” mistake from episode 25 in order to alleviate her insomnia. The Oxford Dictionaries Online adds some new words, including wine o'clock and beer o'clock. Do you know what a “mickey of gin” is? Regions have come up with their own drinking terms, apparently. People love or love to hate the serial comma. JUST BE CONSISTENT. Most importantly, dolphins are having conversations.
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DDD #27 It's a 90s Podcast About Email Sign-Offs — #27: It’s a 90s Podcast About Email Sign-Offs Sep 26, 2016
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On this episode:
The crew addresses some recent listener critiques (ignore Linda's sobbing). The OED adds “jagoff” to the dictionary, but they're still jagoffs. We're on our beanwater as we discuss regional slang terms on the cusp of extinction. “Biweekly” and “bimonthly” can mean the same thing because English makes no sense. Morgan and Linda complement each other, and sometimes even compliment each other. And we're still searching for a solid email sign-off.
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DDD #26: Only Dolly Parton Can Prevent Cryptomnesia — #26: Only Dolly Parton Can Prevent Cryptomnesia Sep 19, 2016
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On this episode:
Dolly Parton is an expert on accidental plagiarism — and on being a human. Listener/new friend Allison brings up the placement of “only” and the insulting inclusion of “actually” in otherwise pleasant sentences. We find out what the word “eggcorn” means, and then we ridicule people who use them.
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The Accidental Plagi

DDD #25: You Can't Waste an "Everything" on a Paid Promotion — #25: You Can’t Waste an “Everything” on a Paid Promotion Sep 12, 2016
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On this episode:
After discussing Morgan's bad day, the crew discusses the Anne of Green Gables adaptation coming to Netflix (and other ones Netflix should explore), the ill-fated act of trashing your employer online and the real definitions of the big words we use to sound smart.

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Netflix P

DDD #24: DDD Live! — #24: Here’s You A Live Show! Sep 05, 2016
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On this episode:
It's our live show! In front of a live bar audience, we make fun of the way people in various regions talk, shame people who use “I hope you're well” in emails, repeatedly say the word “moist” when discussing word aversion and delve into the effectiveness of gifs on Tinder. Linda apologizes for her obnoxious nervous laugh. Thanks, Philadelphia Podcast Festival.

We love Grammarly, and are proud to share their service. If you're too busy to listen to all of our amazing grammar and writing advice, just use Grammarly and let them do all the work of making sure your writin

DDD #23: Next Thing You Know — #23: Next Thing You Know They’re Gonna Say Movies Aren’t the Same as the Books Aug 29, 2016
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On this episode:
Morgan talks smack on killer whales, lawyers can't call people “honey” in court anymore (how is this still happening?), the ladies defend listening to audiobooks again (with expert proof this time) and BuzzFeed eliminates periods in US/makes Linda cry. Plus, Coco takes a quiz to find out if he's a grammar snob and discovers he's terrible at taking simple internet quizzes.

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DDD #22 – In Case You Didn't Know, We're International Superstars — #22: In Case You Didn’t Know, We’re International Superstars Aug 22, 2016
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On this episode:
WE'RE DRINKING FROSÉ. And we welcome beer and food writer Amy Strauss to discuss sexism in Olympics media coverage, style guides, cocktail and food capitalization and Wawa mashed potatoes.

Links:
The Media’s Olympics Coverage Reminds Us Just How Taxing It Is to Be a Female Athlete, New York Magazine's The Cut

DDD #21: Be Wary (Not Weary) of 8.4% ABV Beers — #21: Be Wary (Not Weary) of 8.4% ABV Beers Aug 15, 2016
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On this episode:
We finally answer the listener question that we ignored last episode: Why does The New York Times use Ms. Trump, but Mrs. Obama? We get to the bottom of it (read: we guess). Back in episode #7, we declared the Oxford English Dictionary sexist. Guess who's starring in the film about its creation. Linda tries to steal Morgan's idea about audio books. And for good measure, a grammar lesson: weary vs. wary.

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DDD #20—Um, Filler Words Are Helpful — #20: Um, Filler Words Are Helpful Aug 08, 2016
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On this episode:
Um, like, so. Morgan, Linda and Brian discuss reviled speech-fillers while inadvertently using them every four seconds. Anytime vs. any time: Do you know the difference? The story behind the semicolon tattoo makes us misty. And the gang gets so distracted by their own rambling sidebars that they forget to answer a listener question. Next time.
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