What's up, Fungal Associates, Alex here, and I've got a question for you. Do you like words?

Boy, we sure do. Casey and I are all about language and words, and we just found a podcast that we think you may like, too.

It's called But or No Parsnips. It's hosted by librarians Kyle Imperator and Emily Moyers.

They will take you on a journey through some of the English language's strangest, rarest, and most interesting words, opening doors to weird histories, nonsensical linguistics, and outlandish fun.

Butterno Parsnips is a word podcast that's dedicated to word lovers like me, history buffs like Casey, and general knowledge

nerdum like all of you. Every week, Kyle and Emily introduce each other to a word that they hope

their co-host has never heard before. What unfolds is an etymological journey through history,

linguistics, and all the weird reasons we say, the things we say.

It kind of sounds like completely arbitrary, but instead of trees, words.

And if you've listened to any of the show, you know that I am all about that.

Linguistics and language, gosh, they just really get me going, you know?

Not like that, but sometimes like that. You can listen to the Butter No Parsnips Word Podcast, anywhere podcasts are available,

or by visiting BNPod.com.

That's BN as a Nancy, P as in Peter, pod.com.

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