Word play on the air

[jgarison -at- ide -dot- com]

I have been a fan of words and word games for a long time... about 5 years
ago I came across the BBC program My Word which is no longer being produced.
But a US version of something similar came along at about the same time ...
Says You.

Their web site is www.saysyou.com, and a listing of the public radio
stations that carry the program is at
http://www.wgbh.org/radio/saysyou/stations/radio.html

Instead of some of the drivel (not a personal attack on any one person!) I
have read posted lately, I'd much rather be debating the use, origins, and
meanings of phrases and words. With a technical communications focus, of
course!

John

Who is distressed at the inability of some to truly consider that others may
also have a viable opinion.


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