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What do mastiffs, bailiffs, and chiffon all have in common? The letters I-F-F, of course! For this final round, every answer will contain those letters in consecutive order.

In this installment of Meet the Expert we chat with Karen Green, the Librarian for Ancient and Medieval History, and the Curator for Comics and Cartoons at Columbia University, about her two passions.

This Christmas week we rebroadcast our series on American popular song. This one profiles composer Jerome Kern.

In this final round, every answer is a two-word phrase where the first word ends in "I-N-G" and the second word sounds like the first word, with the last G removed.

Jonathan Coulton makes songs with one-word titles even more straightforward, by changing their lyrics so that each song is quite literally about the title. Contestants buzz in to identify the song.

This final round is inspired by our very own acronym: AMA! The answer to every clue begins and ends with the letter A.

Research shows that financial analysts have biases in things like gender and names when it comes to evaluating companies.

We listen to Tom Rush’s iconic “Child Song,” and honor graduates from the WBUR family.

In this game, every answer sounds like the word "alive" said in the voice of Dr. Frankenstein. For example, "What actor delivered the line this game is based on?" You'd answer, "It's Colin Clive!"

We've rewritten Survivor's classic workout montage song, "Eye of the Tiger," to be about other tiger body parts.