Joining the conversation are Adele, the British powerhouse known for her soulful ballads, and Susan Boyle, the Scottish singer who captivated hearts on 'Britain's Got Talent'. Together with linguist Susan K. Herman, they explore why singers often sound American despite their accents. The discussion delves into the quirky 'I before E' rule and its multitude of exceptions. They also share insights on how accents transform in music, and the personal connection language has through charming familial mispronunciations.

Retired multidisciplined language person Susan K. Herman discusses 'skunked' words and the debate between traditional vs. new usages in writing. Also, explore how using 'we' vs. 'I' affects perceptions of leadership and inclusivity.