Stacey & Jakob
Origin of the Phrase
Jakob and Stacey take you on a short, educational (and often offensive) journey of word investigation. A Gen Xer challenges a Millennial to guess the origin of the strange phrases we use -and then tells you where they came from. WARNING - If you're wok you won't get the joke.... so move along.
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Stacey & Jakob
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Último episodio
3 de jul. de 2024
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Episodios
It’s all Greek to me… 16.03.2023 2:58
In this episode, Stacey challenges, Jakob to define the phrase, hold your horses… And we go to some dark places.
Oh Baby Baby! 16.03.2023 4:57
Stacey challenges Jakob to guess the origin of the phrase "Don't throw the baby out with the bath water," and the conversation veers uncomfortably into cannibalisms.
He RED my mind 15.03.2023 4:02
Where Stacey asks Jakob to guess the origin of the phrase Paint the Town Red and Jakob says offensive things.
Nice Bum! 13.03.2023 2:39
Where Stacey tests Jakob on the origin of the phrase of 'Bum Rush' and Jakob offends two cities in California.
Kick this! 11.03.2023 2:38
Where Stacey tests Jakob's understanding of the origin of the phrase "I get a kick out of..."
Who is Scot free? 11.03.2023 2:48
Where Stacey asks Jakob to guess the origin of 'Scot Free' and Jakob talks about violet acts on prison yards.
Taste Of Your Own Medicine 09.03.2023 2:18
Stacey and Jakob discover the Origin of the Phrase ‘Taste of Your Own Medicine.’ And we definitely didn't do a redo of the episode.
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