A grammar nerd's delight. Co-Hosts Morgan Obidowski and Linda Huss break down current language and c
On this episode: When Coco's away, the ladies will veer off topic and make too much noise wh
On this episode: Let's reclaim the beach read! The ladies and Meredith Blake of The New York
On this episode: Do you know how to use “myself,” or are you a Bachelor/Bachelorette-style abuser?
On this episode: IS THE PERIOD DYING?! The New York Times and a real-life millennial weigh in. In h
On this episode: East Coast humid hot means that the ladies are cooling off with rosé. The New York
On this episode: We're back with part two of our interview with copy chief Emmy Favilla and style e
On this episode: Part one of our interview with copy chief Emmy Favilla and style editor Julie Gers
On this episode: We announce some big guests joining us next week. Linda drinks and discusses JAWN.
On this episode: People are STILL outraged about the double space after period; tackling addicting
On this episode: Drinking Whispering Angel—the podcaster’s choice Scripps Spelling Bee is the spor
On this episode: Obama gives design approval for the Peace Corps logo and other amazing Executive O
On this episode: NYT contributor says beginning your sentences with “I feel like” is weak. T
On this episode: The studio is run amok! DDD friend Caroline Bean fills in for Linda while o
On this episode: Morgan and Linda go a little past the sweet spot on this episode. We learn about t
Morgan and Linda help out “Charles from Chattanooga” who is too wordy in his emails. We know you are
Linda got a new job—and a new style guide. But what will everyone think of her out of office emails?
Linda and Morgan learn that Honest Abe didn’t dumb down his campaign speeches, but Trump sure does.
Morgan talks about Instagram, again. Linda takes a stand for the serial comma. Brian is officially r
We talk naming beers; Mark Twain; the differences between a hyphen and a dash; impassioned pleas for
Morgan and Linda wax poetic on rampant Instagram misquotes, Mormons on Pinterest, fact checking, inc
