Rob Ferrett and Cynthia Schuster look at impaired waters in Wisconsin, talk about common verbal tee-ups, and what we’re actually saying when we use them, and speak with a guest who breaks down some of the myths of global poverty.
Featured in this Show
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Some Common Phrases Signal Dishonesty
Certain common phrases, like “to be perfectly honest” and “I just want you to know,” could signal dishonesty or bad news. A writer discusses why we use these phrases and how to remove them from your speech.
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Myths Of Global Poverty
Poor countries are doomed to stay poor, and foreign aid money is wasted. Those are commonly-held beliefs–but they’re myths, according to an expert on global poverty.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Cynthia Schuster Host
- Amanda Magnus Producer
- Gargee Ghosh Guest
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