AEE 2642: Is This Episode Unhinged? Find Out Today

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Michelle Kaplan 0:00
This is an All Ears English podcast, episode 2642. Is this episode unhinged? Find out today.
Aubrey Carter 0:09
Welcome to the All Ears English podcast, downloaded more than 200 million times. Are you feeling stuck with your English? We'll show you how to become fearless and fluent by focusing on connection, not perfection. With your American hosts, Michelle Kaplan, the New York radio girl, and Aubrey Carter, the IELTS whiz, coming to you from Arizona and New York City, USA. And to get your transcripts delivered by email every week go to allearsenglish.com forward slash subscribe.
Lindsay McMahon 0:52
Have you ever witnessed unhinged behavior? Today learn phrases to describe chaotic events or individuals and learn when you should avoid calling someone this adjective.
Michelle Kaplan 1:09
Hello, Michelle.
Lindsay McMahon 1:10
How are you?
Michelle Kaplan 1:11
Hi, Aubrey. I'm doing well. Aubrey, have you ever experienced any completely unhinged behavior? Yes.

How can I become fearless and fluent in English?

Lindsay McMahon 1:20
This week, I had an experience at volleyball where someone definitely demonstrated unhinged behavior. And to make a long story short... Someone went for the ball when I went for the ball and then kept running at me. So I stopped because I don't want anyone to run into me. I collided with someone recently, same situation where I called the ball and they still ran at it and we collided and I was injured. So I'm a little more wary. I'm a little hesitant. And someone still ran at the ball. And then I let it drop. And beyond that, there was a lot of unhinged behavior of them think it was my fault. And I'm like, I don't know if I can play anymore. And they're like, fine, then leave. I'm like, wow, this person is unhinged.
Michelle Kaplan 2:04
Oh my gosh. Yeah. People can get like that also like with kids sports, right? Like the parents can become a little bit unhinged.
Lindsay McMahon 2:12
I have a story about that too, but maybe another time. I may have shared it. It was about my daughter playing soccer. That happens a ton. Like people get really passionate. They're defending their kids or they really want them to win if they're overly competitive. People can get unhinged.
Michelle Kaplan 2:25
Yeah. So, I mean, unhinged, it could be someone posting online nonstop about chaotic drama or someone going on a rant in a group chat or maybe a boss messaging at all hours of the night. You might hear someone describe that as unhinged. So, Aubrey, today's question comes from YouTube, from Saddam Mohammed, U1G, and this listener is going to ask about the word unhinged. So, could you read the question for us?
Lindsay McMahon 2:55
Absolutely. Saddam says, I noticed that this word wildly collocates with other words like to run wild, oh, the word wildly. Okay. We're talking about another episode. Yeah. Can you reflect on the word unhinged? I hear it a lot in many contexts.

What does unhinged behavior look like in sports?

Lindsay McMahon 3:28
Thanks guys for this helpful English trending word. I love this question that Saddam heard this other episode with this vocabulary about something being wild. And he's comparing, he's like, how does that relate to unhinged? And they are related, but different. So I'm excited to dive into this today.
Michelle Kaplan 3:43
Yes, exactly. So yeah, Sadam, thank you for listening and for the great question. So yeah, unhinged is kind of a popular word right now. Like it's, it's kind of a little bit trendy. I think it's great for connection. It's very expressive. And when you understand it in conversation, it's instantly relatable. So today we're going to explain exactly what it means, how to use it appropriately. And guys, make sure you hit the follow button wherever you're listening to the All Ears English podcast so you never miss anything from us.
Lindsay McMahon 4:16
Yes, and you probably have noticed that you're hearing Michelle and I a little more often, which is so fun for us. We are loving it. Lindsay is still on the podcast. You'll still hear her voice and she'll be back more even, you know, soon. But yeah, we're having a fun time recording while she's taking a little bit of time off.
Michelle Kaplan 4:34
Exactly, yes. We're going to talk about unhinged today. Literally speaking, if you think of a door, it's on the hinges. That's the piece of metal that makes it swing open and closed. They connect it to the wall. If a door is off its hinges, it's not connected to the wall anymore.

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