How to pronounce “cox” in English

Deborah Cox-- very nice.

And Cox & Kings got in touch with the journalist saying, we'd love to sponsor the stay.

Laverne Cox. Laverne Cox, sorry, and Caitlyn Jenner.

Carl Cox, DJ Hype, two of them.

When Brian Cox was on the podcast, I always start that asking, what does it mean to you to own the room?

Every time Brian Cox goes on television and pontificates about planets, you see this for our own solar system.

I think Laverne Cox is an incredible person.

I think Laverne Cox is one of the best spokespeople that we have for our community, even though that's not her job.

But people like Laverne Cox, who is like truly an icon-- the "Time Magazine" cover is just like, insane to me.

do that are Bobby Cox who is here cedo Gaston and now John Gibbons they're relaxed they communicate with their

We have Charlie Cox, Deborah Ann Wool, Elodie Yung, and John Bernthal.

And I remember Chris Cox, who's now head of products, and then head of HR, saying, yes, you can go in tomorrow,

- I'm Brian Cox, I'm a professor of particle physics at the University of Manchester and the Royal Society professor for public engagement in science.

- I'm Brian Cox.

I'm Brian Cox.

I'm Brian Cox, I am a professor of particle physics at the University of Manchester, and the Royal Society Professor for Public Engagement in Science,

And in contrast to Coxeter, this is what I found essentially.

And you mentioned about Brian Cox, Logan Roy, being on the podcast.

I loved to see Brian Cox back.

So I can do the whole Brian Cox thing, it's physics.

That's the term that Daniel Cox, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, has used to describe this rise in the number of people who lack

- Quantifying the universe with Brian Cox.

I really recommend George Harmon Coxe's Flash Casey, and less recommend the TV series, "Man With a Camera"

I did leave off the coxswain, who is not.

What's it like working with Wayne Brady and Deborah Cox?

white and then we have people like Laverne Cox and Janet Mock come out, and then kind of like change that conversation around what the face of transgender is.

today we are pleased to welcome Dr Christy will Cox to Google uh this is her first time here uh she's a scientist

For many people, Laverne Cox is the first transgender person that they know.

And that's why the stories of Laverne Cox and people who come out as transgender and tell their stories are so important.

made a movie about Hannibal Lector Manhunter starring Brian Cox who you will see if you stick around for the

I was writing my first book about Donald Coxeter.

But you did tell me how much you loved Coxeter and admired him and how you consider yourself an honorary student.

And then I-- That is her biography of Coxeter.

Each guy is about 200 pounds-- 8 plus the coxon.

The person that is facing you with their back is the coxon.

and such compassion and such skill that I am perpetually thankful for folks like Laverne Cox, Janet Mock, so many others.

I mean, Carl Craig and Carl Cox are still around.

And maybe one of them might be Ryan Leslie or Mike Will or Brian Cox or Timbaland or Pharrell or whatever, if you got so lucky.

and finessed a lot of it with me-- a guy called Brett Cox.

All he knew for sure was that he wanted to marry Jane Cox, his childhood sweetheart pretty much.

I don't mind naming names; Courtney Cox is a dear friend, flipped over the movie.

And part of what he did to deal with this was he became a coxswain.

And everybody told me I had to talk to John Conway about Coxeter.

Right. So this is Donald Coxeter.

My first book was "King of Infinite Space-- the Man who Saved Geometry." Coxeter was a very sort of prim and proper Edwardian gentleman.

Mm-hm. And so I had met Coxeter when he was 93.

And when I came to ask Brian Cox what does it mean, he said, well, I don't understand the question.

My name is Jeff Cox, and I'm an engineering director at Google.

But I also loved-- I went down-- so my friend Tom, Tom Cox, he's another author.