Tip of the Tongue

By: James Fisher-Martins
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  • Summary

  • Have you noticed how much harder it is to retain new words as you get older? You're not alone! >>>> Join James and Ryan as they place tricky words into their memory palace with some elaborate associations to help it stick in your porous head. A few minutes a day with Tip of the Tongue will give you a vocabulary boost so that you'll never be tongue-tied again.
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  • Episode 4: Misleadingly appealing

    Episode 4: Misleadingly appealing
    Mar 16 2020

    A trashy pot plant and a photo from Mauritius will help you remember a word that describes things that are attractive but of no real value.

    Music: Conveyor Belt by: Podington Bear soundofpicture.com

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    8 mins
  • Episode 3: Ever so bland

    Episode 3: Ever so bland
    Mar 13 2020

    Today's word is not likely to provoke dissent or offence. It is bland, unremarkable, dull, unlike your hosts....

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    8 mins
  • Episode 2: Bitter and abusive

    Episode 2: Bitter and abusive
    Mar 9 2020

    What do a viper and a tulip have in common? You'll find them on our memory palace and they'll help you remember a bitter and abusive word.

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    6 mins

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