A Contest That Would Make Dr. Seuss And His Cat Tip Their Hats
Host Rachel Martin talks with Judith Schulz of the Logic Puzzle
Museum in Burlington, Wis., about its International Tongue
Twister Contest. This weekend, new Tongue Twister champions were
named, and their prizes ranged from a toy boat to a portion of a
peck of pickled peppers.    Now, on to a puzzle of a different
kind. We're going to delve into the world of the tongue twister.
We actually use these a lot in the production of our show, but
you never hear them on the air. It's the way we check our
guests' sound levels before we start the interview. Take a
listen.  ROBYN HITCHCOCK: Peter, here we are. Peter began to
pick things - the pepper.  MARTIN: That's musician Robyn
Hitchcock and we're going to hear more from him in a moment.
But first to a contest that would make Dr. Seuss and his cat tip
their hats and knock the socks off that fox. It is the 13th
Annual International Tongue Twister Contest. Judith Schulz is
the director of the Logic Puzzle