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December 27, 2021
Federalist Radio Hour•December 27, 2021The Federalist

Legacy Media’s 10 Worst Moments Of 2021

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On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, Federalist Managing Editor Madeline Osburn joins Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss the top corporate media blunders of 2021.

Hosted by Emily Jashinsky, with guest MOMadeline Osburn

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    Painter Jean@PainterJean·4y

    PLEASE temper your use of the word "like". After a while, its overuse is grating and distracting. Madeline was particularly awful in this regard. Try listening to yourselves and count the times "like" is used.

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    Down To Earth@ElizabethPerkowski·4y
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    Painter Jean (View Comment):

    PLEASE temper your use of the word “like”. After a while, its overuse is grating and distracting. Madeline was particularly awful in this regard. Try listening to yourselves and count the times “like” is used.

    Words to use instead of "like":

    approximately

    say

    nearly

    about

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    Painter Jean@PainterJean·4y
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    Painter Jean (View Comment):

    PLEASE temper your use of the word “like”. After a while, its overuse is grating and distracting. Madeline was particularly awful in this regard. Try listening to yourselves and count the times “like” is used.

    Down To Earth (View Comment):

    Words to use instead of “like”:

    approximately

    say

    nearly

    about

    Actually, their overuse of the word "like" isn't amenable to using the synonyms you suggest, because they're mostly using "like" as a filler, instead of "um", or simply a pause. It's a habit - and an extremely annoying one!

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    Taras@Taras·4y
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    Painter Jean (View Comment):

    PLEASE temper your use of the word “like”. After a while, its overuse is grating and distracting. Madeline was particularly awful in this regard. Try listening to yourselves and count the times “like” is used.

    Down To Earth (View Comment):

    Words to use instead of “like”:

    approximately

    say

    nearly

    about

    Painter Jean (View Comment):

    Actually, their overuse of the word “like” isn’t amenable to using the synonyms you suggest, because they’re mostly using “like” as a filler, instead of “um”, or simply a pause. It’s a habit – and an extremely annoying one!

    Annoying? I can’t say I even noticed it!

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    Painter Jean@PainterJean·4y
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    Painter Jean (View Comment):

    PLEASE temper your use of the word “like”. After a while, its overuse is grating and distracting. Madeline was particularly awful in this regard. Try listening to yourselves and count the times “like” is used.

    Down To Earth (View Comment):

    Words to use instead of “like”:

    approximately

    say

    nearly

    about

    Painter Jean (View Comment):

    Actually, their overuse of the word “like” isn’t amenable to using the synonyms you suggest, because they’re mostly using “like” as a filler, instead of “um”, or simply a pause. It’s a habit – and an extremely annoying one!

    Taras (View Comment):

    Annoying? I can’t say I even noticed it!

    Lucky you!

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