Practice Pod - Catchphrases

from Devil's Advocate · host Christopher Hynes

Beneficial, benign, or outright adverse? Stephers Du Nord and Chris Lee explore the origin and impacts of catchphrases, with debates and detours aplenty. Ranging from dictators, fascists, and baseball, we attempt to root the concept of the catchphrase in history, linguistic theory, and determine who has the better argument. What are the optics of my semiotics, compadre?

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