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A look at the obsessive world of competitive Scrabble. Word Wars
In this reel, the word is the word … in 32 languages, on Scrabble tiles and at the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Five Wordy Stories to Satisfy Your Inner Linguist
After his son Michael left over a game of Scrabble, Alan and his family barely speak to each other. But when a mysterious online player emerges who might be their prodigal son, Alan must find the right words before he loses everything. Sometimes Always Never
The classic board game, Scrabble, has been popular for decades. In addition, there are fanatics who devote heart and soul to this game to the expense of everything else. This film profiles a group of these enthusiasts as they converge for a Scrabble convention where the word game is almost a bloodsport. Word Wars
This Way Up is a weekly two-hour radio show broadcast on Radio New Zealand National Saturdays from 12pm-2pm - it explores the things we use and consume.

Things we use and consume..what on earth does that mean?

Go on have a taste - we've covered superstitions, the history of scrabble and monopoly, ethical tea, how deodorant works, fair trade chocolate, hitchhiking in Cuba, jetlag, the laws of beachcombing, global butler shortages, tartan, the largest Swiss army knife, supermarket food labeling, homebrew, energy saving light bulbs, getting kitted out for the duck hunting season, the physics of toilet paper, why your urine smells funny after eating asparagus, how to buy a bra, the history of chewing gum, what makes camouflage so fashionable, using mobile phones on planes, things you'll find on your keyboard and why people eat together....and that's just for starters!

Give us your ears..go on, we'll give them back, promise! You might even enjoy it. Sign up to our weekly show preview by emailing thiswayup-join@lists.radionz.co.nz
Radio NZ - This Way Up with Simon Morton
A podcast for competitive SCRABBLE players. WORD UP: a scrabble podcast.
Players of Scrabble, Lexulous, Words with Friends, and other crossword-type games can improve their scores, compete more successfully, and increase their vocabulary by studying lists of words that are short (2- to 8- letters), contain one or more of the high point letters (J, Q, X, and Z), and contain a high percentage of vowels. Listening to the words spelled, pronounced, and defined while you're commuting, walking, jogging, swimming, or just relaxing is an easy way to learn and remember them. Following each definition are the applicable rear extensions (e.g., -s, -es, -ed, -ing). The source for the words in this podcast is Merriam-Webster's Official SCRABBLE Players Dictionary, 4th Edition. 101 Two-Letter Words for SCRABBLE Players
Players of Scrabble, Lexulous, Words with Friends, and other crossword-type games can improve their scores, compete more successfully, and increase their vocabulary by studying lists of words that are short (2- to 8- letters), contain one or more of the high point letters (J, Q, X, and Z), and contain a high percentage of vowels. Listening to the words spelled, pronounced, and defined while you're commuting, walking, jogging, swimming, or just relaxing is an easy to learn and remember them. Following each definition are the applicable rear extensions (e.g., -s, -es, -ed, -ing). The sources for the words in this podcast are Merriam-Webster's Official SCRABBLE Players Dictionary, 4th Edition, and Dictionary.com. 215 Three- to Five-Letter Words Containing Z for SCRABBLE Players
Players of Scrabble, Lexulous, Words with Friends, and other crossword-type games can improve their scores, compete more successfully, and increase their vocabulary by studying lists of words that are short (2- to 8- letters), contain one or more of the high point letters (J, Q, X, and Z), and contain a high percentage of vowels. Listening to the words spelled, pronounced, and defined while you're commuting, walking, jogging, swimming, or just relaxing is an easy to learn and remember them. Following each definition are the applicable rear extensions (e.g., -s, -es, -ed, -ing). The sources for the words in this podcast are Merriam-Webster's Official SCRABBLE Players Dictionary, 4th Edition, and Dictionary.com. 70 High Vowel Words for SCRABBLE Players
There is a distinct perspective that has been bred within the sea bordered, and well forested corner of the nation. It is feeling of hard-scrabble simplicity, suprisingly wry wit, and incredible warmth beneath the rigid shell that protects our local inhabitants through the long winter months. This Readings project and podcast actually began from the uncovery of long-lost letters of my Grandfather, TW Prince ~ who, as an earnest, ambitious farmboy in central Maine in the early 1900s ~ wrote romantic musings to my Grandmother. Upon initial reading ~ I realized just how classically Maine they were ~ and that they truly could only be best conveyed by spoken word. With additional and all due apologizes to TW ~ I have, and will, from time to time, intersperse my own humble rants and ramblings that reflect upon my ever present appreciation and experiences within the region. Readings, Rants and Ramblings from New England

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