Hi there, this is Sam, as always, and before I get started with episode 43, I just want to say a few words.

It's obviously been quite a long time to the last podcast and quite a few of you email me saying

Is there going to be another podcast? Is the podcast dead?

etc.

Truth is my last few months have been a bit turbulent and emotional. I broke up with my girlfriend and there have been some ups and downs and recording the

podcast wasn't really at the forefront of my mind although I was still getting

emails some people and I did read them and cared about them.

And but all that aside, I'm back. I'm feeling a lot happier and settled and I'm going to record more episodes. End of story. So having said that, thank you so

much for emailing me in these past few months. A lot of people were extremely kind in their words.

And the long and the short of it is, I'm going to keep making podcast episodes as long as there were words left you know so okay without further

ado let's review the words from episode 42 if you can remember them. So here's a good test.

If I remember them, they were indolent. Indolent. That means wanting to avoid activity or exertion, physical exertion,

means to be lazy. Transgression. Transgression. That means an act that goes against some law or rule.

Facetious.

Facetious. That means treating a serious issue with inappropriate humour.

And juncture, juncture, that means at a particular point in time,

or a particular point in a series of events.

Now, it's time for some new words.

Finally, some new words. Finally, some new words.

Our first word, episode 43, the Victor Prep Vocal Podcast is tenuous.

That's spelled T-E-N-U-N-U-N-E-N-G-N-E-N-G-N-E-N-U-O-U-S.

Tenuous. It's an adjective and it means very weak or slight. Now tenuous is often used when describing a link between two things.

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