Oct 7, 2026 · 43 min · 18 segments
Friend of the show Kimaya Diggs has a brand new album out. Green shows a departure and a whole lotta growth for the artist and it’ll culminate with an album release show at the Academy of Music in…
Rebecca KlassenGuest
Monte BelmonteHost
Kimaya DiggsGuest
Kaliis SmithHostJen SchantzGuest[laughs] I don't know if it's really called theft, 'cause you credit me in everything.
That's how I get away with putting all sorts of little clips about different things in there.
Beef.
Excellent.
And whenever we say unctuous, and we pull right from Merriam-Webster's dictionary.
Emily Brewster, resident wordster from Merriam-Webster, our dictionary in Springfield, here on this last day of the NEPM fall membership drive.
... salty and disgruntled, which we're not, because everybody has been so generously giving, we could refer using fancy language in insulting ways to not only our listenership, but whomever we would like to direct our ire towards.
And a lot of the words in this category are, are overused, so I have some words that are likely or that are definitely underused-
I love this, and I love language when it gets used for insults, because some people are just so creative with it.
[laughs] I don't know if it's really called theft, 'cause you credit me in everything.
That's how I get away with putting all sorts of little clips about different things in there.
Beef.
Excellent.
And whenever we say unctuous, and we pull right from Merriam-Webster's dictionary.
Emily Brewster, resident wordster from Merriam-Webster, our dictionary in Springfield, here on this last day of the NEPM fall membership drive.
... salty and disgruntled, which we're not, because everybody has been so generously giving, we could refer using fancy language in insulting ways to not only our listenership, but whomever we would like to direct our ire towards.
And a lot of the words in this category are, are overused, so I have some words that are likely or that are definitely underused-
I love this, and I love language when it gets used for insults, because some people are just so creative with it.
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