Squirrel – Podictionary Word of the Day
The podictionary word of the week is squirrel.
The podictionary word of the week is squirrel.
Pat Aufderheide chooses ten great docs from recent years.
Anatoly seeks the origin of “snob”.
Mark McNeilly looks at the intricacies of luck in history.
An excerpt from Cynthia Freeland’s ‘But is it Art?’.
How has globalization changed the way we look at our nationality?
Ben’s Place of the week is…
Hischak looks at Tony award favorites.
What makes a good autobiography?
The origins of Blogwars.
How to take action.
Dr. Aaron Filler, author of Do You Really Need Back Surgery and a good friend of the OUPblog, has a new radio show. Check it out here.
Earlier today we posted a Mother’s Day crossword puzzle by Adam Fromm. It was a particularly peculiar puzzle; with many literary lexicons to get the matriarchs mulling! In this post, we provide the answers, including the ‘crossed words’, and the curious path traced across the grid. Can you deliver?
This week, Kirsty has been reading…
David Perlmutter reflects on The Daily Show.
A crossword puzzle for Mother’s Day.