In this episode of the Round Table podcast, the hosts explore the shrinking presence of silence in our hectic lives. They discuss a recent ban on singing in US theaters during performances of "Wicked," and highlight the ingenious ways that patrons at Chinese restaurants overseas are bypassing the removal of negative Google reviews. The conversation delves into the significance of silence, its effects on our well-being, and how cultural differences influence our responses to noise and the pauses in conversation. They also examine the use of coded language in restaurant reviews and the varying views on whether it's better to directly address poor service or subpar food.
