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Welcome to Appraise The Phrase! This week, The Expression Appraisal Team welcomes Boston rap artist Emanle Ali as they dive into the meaning and origin of Blood Is Thicker Than Water. Mario, Dub and Emanle Ali discuss:
– Meaning/Origin
– Remember Family vs. Treating Family Well
– Thicker Than Milk?
– Boston Rap/Cory’s Song
Listen as Blood Is Thicker Than Water goes under the Appraise The Phrase microscope.
4:30 – Blood Is Thicker Than Water: Webster’s Definition
9:40 – Origin
28:38 – Appraise The Phrase!
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We segue into today’s topic: the evolution of education and employment, how each has changed during the pandemic, and how the relationship between the two continues to evolve.
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