Do you have a junk drawer in your kitchen? I think some people call it the “utensil” drawer. You know, the one with some paperclips, one of those big pink erasers, two old keys, a misshapen button, a 9-volt battery, a wing nut, and hiding at the bottom, a sheet
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2020 was the Year of the Podcast for you. It was for us, too. Just like us, you’ve probably told everyone you know about the podcasts you love. Perhaps you’ve showed them
Ever heard the phrase “two-club wind”? If you have, you’re either a golfer or someone familiar with the sport. Infomercial marketers have their own terms, as well. They measure their commercials based
Do you have a junk drawer in your kitchen? I think some people call it the “utensil” drawer. You know, the one with some paperclips, one of those big pink erasers, two
