Join WebEater, B52, Murph, and Sandwich as they tackle this episode's prompt: Propaganda! Did you know that "propaganda" was originally a committee of cardinals established in Rome for propagating the faith throughout the world? The word is now used, famously, as anything influencing personal or public opinion.

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Bam! Pow! The Queensberry Rules are a set of regulations for boxing matches, and introduced the use of padded gloves in boxing as well as the 10-second count.

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According to Brewer's, U and Non-U is an outdated term to describe the differences between English social classes based on usage of certain words. "U" is upper class and "Non-U" is non-upper class. For example, it is U to say "luncheon" and Non-U to say "lunch." Does the language we use determine our reality, and if so to what extent? Interesting questions. Perhaps ponder them while giving our episode a listen.

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