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    • A listener's question leads to a discussion on podcast quirksPodcast quirks, like unique pronunciations, can endear listeners and lead to popular merchandise

      Criminal Plus, a new subscription service offered by the Criminal podcast, provides listeners with an ad-free experience of their favorite shows, including Criminal, This is Love, and Phoebe reads a mystery. For a small fee, subscribers also get access to bonus episodes where host Phoebe Judge engages in off-topic conversations with co-creator Lauren Spohr and other producers, answering fan questions and sharing behind-the-scenes stories. During a recent episode, a listener named Ginger from Hays, Kansas, asked Phoebe about the unusual way she pronounces "dotcalm" when referring to the podcast's website. Phoebe admitted that she had never realized she was pronouncing it that way until someone pointed it out and jokingly commented that it was a bad idea for a T-shirt design. Despite this, a T-shirt with the design has proven popular among fans, indicating that even small quirks can endear listeners to a podcast.

    • The Confusion of Similar-Sounding Website DomainsThe repetition of similar-sounding website domains can cause confusion for some listeners. Clear communication is essential to avoid misunderstandings.

      The distinction between similar-sounding website domains, such as ".com" and ".com.bo," can be subjective and confusing for some people. During a podcast discussion, the hosts noted the repetition of the phrase "go to squarespace.com" and joked about the similarity between "dotcom" and "box.com." They also shared their experiences with sponsor websites and how some listeners found the sponsor's name, "calm.com," to be unsettling. The hosts also shared a personal anecdote about receiving an email from an old friend and the confusion that ensued when she stopped responding to messages. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of clear communication and the potential for confusion when dealing with similar-sounding domains or names.

    • Unique names can lead to confusionHaving a unique name can result in unexpected mix-ups, but these moments can also lead to interesting connections

      Even the most unique names can lead to confusion and miscommunication. Phoebe, a farmer in Vermont, shared her experience of receiving emails meant for another Phoebe Judge. Despite the misunderstanding, they both found humor in the situation and connected over their shared name. Phoebe mentioned that she had encountered other Phoebe Judges in her past, including in her small town and in college. These experiences highlighted the unexpected challenges that come with having a unique name. While it may seem amusing at first, the potential for mix-ups can be quite common and even lead to significant inconvenience. So, the next time you receive an email or encounter someone with a name that's hard to distinguish, remember that you're not alone and that a simple misunderstanding can lead to an interesting connection.

    • Misunderstandings in the Digital AgeIn the digital age, it's important to double-check messages and be open to the possibility of misunderstandings. Clear communication is key.

      The internet and technology can often lead to misunderstandings and mistaken identities. Phoebe, who was an early Gmail beta tester, shared an amusing story about receiving emails intended for another Phoebe Judge. She was unsure if the emails were spam or legitimate, and felt obligated to respond politely once she realized her error. This experience is a reminder that in our digitally connected world, it's important to double-check messages and be open to the possibility of misunderstandings. Additionally, Phoebe shared that she frequently gets mistaken for another Phoebe Judge due to their similar names and distinct voices, which adds another layer of complexity to the issue of online identity. Despite the confusion, Phoebe doesn't enjoy having her name shortened and prefers to clarify her identity when necessary. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of clear communication and the potential for misunderstandings in our digital age.

    • Unique names bring unexpected challengesPeople with complex names may face confusion and mispronunciation, but adapting with grace and humor can make the experience more manageable

      People often mispronounce or misunderstand unique names, leading to frustration and confusion. Phoebe, in our discussion, shared her experience of being constantly mistaken for Lisa Kudrow or being called by the wrong name due to its complexity. She also mentioned her sister's name being Rachel, and how they share a "Friends"-inspired dynamic, but people often confuse her identity. Phoebe also shared her brief experience of law school and how her name, Judd, is often mispronounced as Stevie Judd. She acknowledged the difficulty of her name and even joked about it, but ultimately chose to let it go instead of correcting people. This shows that unique names can bring unexpected challenges, but adapting to them with grace and humor can make the experience more manageable.

    • Listeners' Connection with Phoebe and Criminal PodcastFans often mistake Phoebe for the host, seeking personal interactions. Criminal Plus offers exclusive content and virtual events for fans to deepen their connection with the team.

      Phoebe Judge, the host of Criminal podcast, and the speaker in this conversation, has a unique connection with her listeners that extends beyond the podcast. Her listeners often mistake her for the host, asking for impressions or even trying to meet her. Despite the occasional confusion, Phoebe welcomes the idea of meeting her fans in person and even invites them to visit her farm in Vermont. For those interested in a closer connection with Phoebe and the Criminal team, Criminal Plus offers exclusive content, including virtual live events like criminal trivia games. So, the takeaway is that Phoebe's listeners are deeply engaged with her and the Criminal podcast, and Criminal Plus provides an opportunity for fans to deepen their connection with the team.

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