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Welcome to the first episode of Appraise The Phrase, the show that puts your favorite (or not so favorite) phrase into the hot seat! This week, Mario introduces the first member of the Expression Appraisal Team, Dub. Together, they dive into the meaning and origin of one of the oldest phrases to date, To Each His Own. Where will it grade out? Superstar? Average? Bottom of the barrel? Listen now as To Each His Own goes under the Appraise The Phrase microscope.
4:28 – Webster’s Definition
5:53 – Origin
16:05 – Appraise The Phrase!
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