is a word game quiz show that airs weekly in the United States on public radio stations.

Recorded in front of live audiences in theaters around the United States, the show is produced in Boston, Massachusetts.

He was replaced as host by occasional panelist Gregg Porter[1] of Seattle's KUOW-FM, with author/public radio contributor Dave Zobel (who came on as a Says You!

writer after Sher's death) frequently guest hosting in 2018 and 2019 when Porter was absent or returning as a panelist.

The COVID-19 pandemic forced taping for season 24 to conclude earlier than expected, with the last first-run episode with a live audience airing from Palo Alto, California on May 1, 2020.

The final four first-run episodes featured a remote audience of ticket-buyers watching from home, with the last of these airing on August 13, 2021, with the season concluding primarily with "Back 9" re-airings.

Two final live episodes with studio audiences were held in Seattle & San Francisco at the start of season 27, but have not been posted online.

for thirty six episodes since 2015, though primarily based around pop culture and nerdy topics, while also implementing wagering for the Bluffing Rounds.

", "Odd Man Out", "Melded Movies", and "Common Threads", as well as a variety of miscellaneous literary wordplay.

Typically, six questions per round are asked, one aimed at each individual panelist, though assistance and interjections from their teammates are common.

On occasion, that week's musical guest aids in a game themed around song lyrics, typically played as the final round.

Similar to the game show Liar's Club and the radio show Call My Bluff, the three members of one team are given an obscure word (e.g. cacafuego); one of them gets the actual definition, and the other two must bluff with fake definitions composed during a brief musical interlude, traditionally provided by a live musical guest.

To pad out the runtime of hour-long episodes, bonus content included a longer introduction, plugs from the host/panelists for their website, upcoming episodes, and ticket availability, as well as a mailbag segment where Richard Sher answered listener questions and issued corrections.

Often, guest panelists are local to where the episode in question was taped, with some being employees of the radio station who aired Says You!