Hello Rebels, welcome to episode 73 of The Rebel Author Podcast. Today, I’m talking to Emma Byrne all about why swearing is good for you.
In this episode we cover:
- Why swearing is good for you
- The gender difference between men and women and swearing
- Regional swearing and what this means for characterisation
- Why swearing helps you manage pain
- How swearing works in different areas of the brain
This week’s question is: what is your favorite swear word?
Recommendation of the week is: The Heroine’s Journey by Gail Carriger
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gordon759 says
I am reminded of the great Terry Pratchett’s comments on the religeosity of the dwarves.
“Dwarves weren’t naturally religeous but when you hit your thumb with a hammer it is nice to be able to blaspheme.”