Name: 1626-Word-Quiz-Cell-Division by A Way with Words
Duration: 3 min 24 s
Description: Inspired by the biological process of cell division, Quiz Guy John Chaneski came up with a puzzle in which a vowel inside a word divides into two, as in the words cot and coot. If E and O are the only vowels that might replicate, guess what pair of words might be clued by the following observation? When I was a kid in the '50s, we'd either go to a dance or play ring toss. http://waywordradio.org

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E555 | In the aftermath of the First World War, the Egyptian streets rose up against British rule during a period of global anti-imperialism, and the voices of the 1919 revolution have echoed throughout Egyptian history ever since. In this first installment of our four-part series on "The Sound of Revolution in Modern Egypt," we consider how the First World War reshaped political consciousness in Egypt, as our guests Kyle Anderson and Alia Mossallam explore the experiences of the Egyptian Labor Corps and the sonic history of WWI. We examine the adventure, hardship, exile, and abuse Egyptian workers faced serving the British war effort, as well as how the war changed the society they returned to, in the words of one famous song from the period, "safe and sound." In discussing the popular songs of the war period that entered Egyptian national canon, our guests illuminate the ways in which shared songs can be modified and repurposed for new political contexts, drawing attention to the need for reconstructing the layers of context contained within some of history's earliest sound recordings.

More at https://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2023/12/elc.html

Kyle Anderson is an Associate Professor at SUNY Old Westbury and the author of The Egyptian Labor Corps: Race, Space, and Place in the First World War. His research has been funded by the Kluge Foundation, the Social Science Research Council (SSRC) and the American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE). 

Alia Mossallam is a cultural historian and writer, currently an associate fellow of the Forum Transregionale Studien, Berlin.

CREDITS 

Episode No. 555
Release Date: 4 December 2023
Sound production by Chris Gratien
Sound Elements (by order of appearance): Naima al-Masriya and Seyyid Darwish - Khod al-Biza; Naima al-Masriya - Ya Aziz Aini; Seyyid Darwish - Zourouni Kulli Sana Mara; El Sharq wel Gharb; Chad Crouch - Charcoal; Sadak Berreshid (Lautarchiv); Seyyid Darwish - Salma Ya Salama; Dalida - Salma Ya Salama
Additional thanks to Brittany White

Season 13

The Egyptian Labor Corps and the Echoes of WWI

Lizzie calls from Bromgrove in the West Midlands of England to ask about the phrase Would you jump in my grave as quick? She remembers hearing friends say it when, for example, someone took their nice warm spot on the sofa when they got up to make a cup of tea. The phrase is used with an element of faux or real indignation, as if to say "How dare you take my spot?" A version of this phrase appears in the hilarious action movie Hot Fuzz and novelist Jojo Moyes used it in the novel Me Before You (Bookshop|Amazon). http://waywordradio.org

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Inspired by the biological process of cell division, Quiz Guy John Chaneski came up with a puzzle in which a vowel inside a word divides into two, as in the words cot and coot. If E and O are the only vowels that might replicate, guess what pair of words might be clued by the following observation? When I was a kid in the '50s, we'd either go to a dance or play ring toss. http://waywordradio.org

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01 Robin Gutherie - Fireflies
02 Mark Gardener & Robin Gutherie - The Places We Go
03 Recoil - Allelujah
04 Blonde Redhead - Penultimo
05 Slow Skies - Ice Field
06 Electronic - Some Distant Memory
07 Carole King - So Far Away
08 Patrick Baker - All Those Yesterdays
09 Four Tet - My Angel Rocks Back & Fourth
10 The Durutti Column - Somebody's Party
11 The Upper Room - All Over This Town
12 The Smiths - There IS A Light That Never Goes Out [Take 1]
13 Gene - O lover
14 The The - Slow Emotion Replay
15 Interpol - Tidal Wave
16 Kitchens Of Distinction - Drive That Fast

Sunday Soundtrack [Some Distant Memory]

For lazy Sundays in...

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01 Engine Alley - Machines
02 David Bowie - Dollar Days
03 Trashcan Sinatras - Weightlifting
04 John Cale - Dying On The Vine
05 Army Of Lovers - My Army Of Lovers
06 PJ Harvey - We Float
07 Kaja - Shouldn't Do That
08 Somewhere Over England - If I Ever Fall In Love
09 Todd Rundgren - I Saw The Light
10 M83 ft. Mai Lan - Go!
11 Power Of Dreams - Stay
12 The Icicle Works - Birds Fly (Whisper To A Scream)
13 The XX - On Hold
14 Mike Francis - Survivor
15 Wham! - Nothing Looks The Same In The Light

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I hear people calling this a genocide, but that's ridiculous. What's been explained to me is that the assault on Gaza is completely different from all the genocidal massacres you've read about in history, because the Israelis believe what they are doing is right. See, this time the ones who are carrying out the mass-scale extermination programs and ethnic cleansing plans have REASONS for doing so.

Reading by Tim Foley.

This Can't Be Another Instance Of Genocide :  Israel Believes It's Right!

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