Grammar Girl: For Writers and Language Lovers.

by QuickAndDirtyTips.com

Five-time winner of Best Education Podcast in the Podcast Awards. Grammar Girl provides short, friendly tips to improve your writing and feed your love of the English language. Whether English is your first language or your second language, these grammar, punctuation, style, and business tips will m...

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Audience Interest

Estimated Reach: 47K to 172K

Listeners across platforms

Podcast Focus

Categories: education · society

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Publishing Consistency

Frequency: Daily

1,000+ episodes since 2007

Platform Reach

Insights are generated by CastFox AI using publicly available data, episode content, and proprietary models.

Most discussed topics

language

linguistics

grammar

libraries

communication

language history

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Total monthly reach

47K to 172K

Estimated from 7 chart positions in 7 markets.

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US · Education
#200
5K to 30K
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IN · Education
#83
10K to 30K
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FI · Education
#18
30K to 100K
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ZA · Education
#136
500 to 3K
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HK · Education
#146
500 to 3K

Per-Episode Audience
Est. listeners per new episode within ~30 days
14K to 52K
🎙 Daily cadence·1,000 episodes·Last published 1mo ago
Monthly Reach
Unique listeners across all episodes (30 days)
47K to 172K
🇫🇮58%🇺🇸17%🇮🇳17%+4 more
Active Followers
Loyal subscribers who consistently listen
14K to 52K

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On the show

From 34 eps

Host

Mignon Fogarty

34 eps

Recent guests

20 across last 34 eps

Valerie Fridland

3 eps

Joel Schwartzberg

2 eps

Natalie Schilling

1 ep

John Overholt

1 ep

Suzanne Bowness

1 ep

Kory Stamper

1 ep

Natan Last

1 ep

Sarah L. Kaufman

1 ep

Anna Jo Bratton

1 ep

Daniel Hahn

1 ep

Iva Cheung

1 ep

Grant Faulkner

1 ep

Colin Gorrie

1 ep

Dr. Charles Kemp

1 ep

Roger Kreuz

1 ep

John Chew

1 ep

Doug Harper

1 ep

Jess Zafarris

1 ep

Shannon Miller

1 ep

Tomi Adeyemi

1 ep

Recent episodes

Shark Week: 6 saying from pop culture

Jul 21, 2026

8m 33s

Decoding the Chinese character paradox, with Dr. Charles Kemp

Jul 16, 2026

12m 26s

Isn't it ironic? Plus, the man behind the guillotine

Jul 14, 2026

11m 30s

Saving Canadian lexicography, with John Chew

Jul 9, 2026

37m 15s

Snowclones: fill-in-the-blank phrases we can’t stop remixing. Plus, is it 'RBIs' or 'RBI'?

Jul 7, 2026

9m 42s

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Social Links & Contact

Official channels & resources

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Official Website

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RSS Feed

Episodes

~1.9 per week

Avg length

21m 23s

8m 15s – 42m 15s

Range

Aug 2020 – Apr 2026

Topics

120

language, pop culture +118

Guests

Joel Schwartzberg +14 · last 25 eps

25 of 25

Date	Episode	Topics	Guests	Brands	Places	Keywords	Sponsor	Length
7/21/26	Shark Week: 6 saying from pop culture✨	shark sayingspop culture+3	—	Dragonfly EditorialQuickAndDirtyTips.com+2	—	Shark Weekpop culture+3	—	8m 33s
7/16/26	Decoding the Chinese character paradox, with Dr. Charles Kemp✨	Chinese writing systemperimetric complexity+3	Dr. Charles Kemp	QuickAndDirtyTips.comGrammar Girl+3	—	Chinese characterswriting system+3	—	12m 26s
7/14/26	Isn't it ironic? Plus, the man behind the guillotine✨	ironysituational irony+5	Roger Kreuz	University of MemphisThe Conversation+4	—	ironysituational irony+6	—	11m 30s
7/9/26	Saving Canadian lexicography, with John Chew✨	Canadian lexicographydictionary funding+3	John Chew	QuickAndDirtyTips.comGrammar Girl+2	—	Canadian dictionarylexicography+3	—	37m 15s
7/7/26	Snowclones: fill-in-the-blank phrases we can’t stop remixing. Plus, is it 'RBIs' or 'RBI'?✨	snowcloneslanguage+3	—	QuickAndDirtyTips.comigofirst.org+3	—	snowclonesRBI+3	—	9m 42s
7/2/26	Building a beloved resource for word lovers, with Doug Harper✨	language resourcesetymology+3	Doug Harper	EtymonlineQuickAndDirtyTips.com+2	—	Etymonlinelanguage fans+3	—	27m 10s
6/30/26	How to answer the question 'What's your book about?'✨	book pitchingauthor communication+3	Joel Schwartzberg	Grammar GirlQuick and Dirty Tips+1	—	book pitchauthor advice+3	—	10m 24s
6/25/26	Fossil words, eponyms, and a miscellany of weird facts, with Jess Zafarris and Shannon Miller✨	fossil wordseponyms+3	Valerie FridlandJess Zafarris+1	QuickAndDirtyTips.comA Miscellany of Weird and Wonderful Facts for Curious Humans	—	fossil wordseponyms+3	—	38m 07s
6/23/26	Why 'love' means 'zero' in tennis✨	tennis scoringlanguage+3	—	Quick and Dirty TipsCastria Communications+2	—	tennislove+5	—	8m 15s
6/20/26	Tomi Adeyemi: The writing life✨	writing lifestorytelling+3	Tomi Adeyemi	QuickAndDirtyTips.comChildren of Blood and Bone	—	Tomi Adeyemiwriting+3	—	42m 15s
6/11/26	What it really takes to translate Shakespeare, with Daniel Hahn✨	translationShakespeare+4	Daniel Hahn	QuickAndDirtyTips.comGrammar Girl+1	—	translationShakespeare+5	—	34m 44s
6/9/26	How to get started as a freelance writer✨	freelance writingcareer advice+3	—	Quick and Dirty TipsCastria Communications+2	—	freelance writerwriting jobs+3	—	14m 59s
6/4/26	The case for language clarity, with Iva Cheung✨	language clarityplain language+4	Iva Cheung	QuickAndDirtyTips.comIvaCheung.com+3	—	plain languagecognitive load theory+5	—	28m 57s
6/2/26	Does Yoda speak 'real' English? Is it 'a real trouper' or 'a real trooper'?✨	Yoda's Englishtrooper vs trouper+3	—	QuickAndDirtyTips.comCastria Communications+2	—	YodaEnglish+5	—	13m 06s
5/28/26	Everyone has a story to tell, and why your memoir matters, with Grant Faulkner✨	memoir writingstorytelling+4	Grant Faulkner	Memoir NationNaNoWriMo+2	—	memoirwriting advice+5	—	26m 03s
5/26/26	How ‘bee’s knees’ became high praise, and why do recipes sound so bossy?✨	slang evolutionrecipe language+3	—	Quick & Dirty TipsGrammar Girl+1	—	bee's kneesslang+5	—	16m 47s
5/21/26	Why your topic isn't a point (and how to fix it), with Joel Schwartzberg✨	communicationAI in workplace+3	Joel Schwartzberg	QuickAndDirtyTips.comGrammar Girl+2	—	workplace communicationAI tools+3	—	22m 23s
5/19/26	How many people is a 'troop'? Why spelling bees are called 'bees.'✨	ambiguity of troopsspelling bees+3	—	Quick and Dirty TipsCastria Communications+2	—	troopsspelling bees+3	—	14m 51s
5/14/26	The hidden logic of English spelling, with Colin Gorrie✨	English spellinglinguistics+4	Colin Gorrie	Dead Language SocietyQuick and Dirty Tips+1	—	English spellinglinguistics+5	—	24m 13s
5/12/26	How the Crusades gave us 'lingua franca.' 'That' or 'who' for animals? Doot doot doot✨	lingua francaCrusades+4	—	Jawun Research InstituteCQ University+4	—	lingua francaCrusades+4	—	15m 11s
5/7/26	Meeting the new editor, with AP Stylebook's Anna Jo Bratton✨	journalismAP Stylebook+3	Anna Jo Bratton	Associated Press StylebookQuickAndDirtyTips.com+2	—	AP Stylebookjournalism rules+3	—	24m 09s
5/5/26	Decoding the colon: AP vs. MLA style. Plus, words with no known origin.✨	colon usageAP style+3	—	QuickAndDirtyTips.comGrammar Girl+2	—	colonAP style+3	—	17m 14s
4/30/26	The hidden superpower of verbs, with Sarah L. Kaufman✨	verbslanguage+3	Sarah L. Kaufman	QuickAndDirtyTips.comVerb Your Enthusiasm+1	—	verbslanguage learning+3	—	27m 29s
4/28/26	Why English creates so many words spelled the same. Why we say 'ye olde' instead of 'the old.'✨	English languagehomographs+3	—	Dragonfly EditorialI'll Go First+3	—	Ye Oldehomographs+5	—	15m 55s
4/23/26	'Why We Talk Funny.' The reasons behind our accents, with Valerie Fridland✨	accentslinguistics+4	Valerie Fridland	QuickAndDirtyTips.comGrammar Girl+2	—	accentslinguistics+4	—	33m 00s