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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Like, Literally, Dude

Book • 2023

Valerie Fridland

Mentioned by

Valerie Fridland

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by Valerie Friedland as her own book.

#630 - Valerie Fridland - Why Is Everyone Saying ‘Like’ and ‘Um’ All The Time?

Mentioned by

Aubrey Carter

as

Valerie Fridland

's earlier book defending everyday 'bad' English features like fillers and discourse markers.

AEE 2590: 3 Tips to Keep Your Accent and Be Understood With Valerie Fridland

Mentioned by

Ray Belli

as a defense of bad English, celebrating linguistic idiosyncrasies.

Lessons on Language with the Grammar Girl (Mignon Fogerty)

Mentioned by

Mignon Fogarty

as a book written by Valerie Friedland, who wrote the segment about the history of the word 'brother'.

Can you use ‘epicenter’ for positive things? The etymology of ‘bro.’ Mukwonago, Oconomowoc.

Mentioned by Aubrey Carter as the author of the book and a guest on the podcast.

AEE 1976: 3 Benefits of 'Like' with Linguist Valerie Fridland

Mentioned by

Alan Alda

as

Valerie Fridland

's earlier book discussed on a previous Clear+Vivid episode.

Valerie Fridland: Yes, you have an accent

Mentioned by

Mignon Fogarty

as the book authored by Valerie Friedland.

Vonnegut’s semicolon rule. What age has to do with language. Chocolate donut.

Mentioned by

Mignon Fogarty

as written by Valerie Fridland, who is a professor of linguistics.

Pop, soda, or coke? When Q stands alone. Pizza bones.

Mentioned by

Mignon Fogarty

as written by Valerie Friedland, a professor of linguistics at the University of Nevada in Reno.

How pronouns reveal our psychology. How'd we get our alphabet? Tabagogox.

Mentioned as a book written by Valerie Friedland, who wrote the segment about Santa Claus.

The rise of the 'hamster wheel.' The many names of Santa Claus. Unattractive turtles.

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