Lingthusiasm bonus episodes for patrons - Gretchen McCulloch and Lauren Gawne

Lingthusiasm bonus episodes for patrons

Other by Gretchen McCulloch and Lauren Gawne

Released 24 March 2017

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1
Swearing and pseudo-swears
32:51
2
How to teach yourself linguistics
19:35
3
Doggo linguistics behind the scenes
8:54
4
Hypercorrection
18:04
5
Language play
26:28
6
DIY linguistic research
25:55
7
Hark, a liveshow! So, like, what’s up with discourse markers?
36:53
8
Is X a sandwich? Solving the word-meaning argument
24:13
9
Liveshow Q and eh
29:34
10
We are all linguistic geniuses: Interview with Daniel Midgley of Talk the Talk
28:56
11
Creating languages for fun and learning
27:23
12
The grammar of swearing
25:30
13
The Poetry of Memes: Roses are red in the icebox
36:20
14
What you should know if you’re considering applying to linguistics grad school
37:47
15
Forensic linguistics
34:37
16
Homonyms, homophones, and homographs
31:50
17
Emoji, Gesture, and the International Congress of Linguists - Behind the scenes on the linguistics conference circuit
30:48
18
Hyperforeignisms
33:04
19
Bringing up bilingual babies
28:38
20
What’s it really like at academic conferences?
32:48
21
Q&A about old words, ears, Australian English, and more
29:35
22
Naming people (and especially babies)
29:45
23
How the internet is making English better (liveshow from Melbourne)
38:36
24
Adapting your language to other people
35:27
25
How do radio announcers know how to pronounce all the names? With guest Tiger Webb
36:40
26
Talking with dogs, horses, ravens, dolphins, bees, and other animals
32:08
27
North, left, or towards the sea? With guest Alice Gaby
31:35
28
Words from your family - Familects!
22:03
29
Welcome aboard the metaphor train!
29:00
30
Behind the scenes on Because Internet (Q&A)
33:30
31
Jobs, locations, family, and invention - Surnames
26:01
32
Reading fiction like a linguist
31:57
33
The sounds of sheep, earthquakes, and ice cream - Onomatopoeia
21:42
34
What might English be like in a couple hundred years?
30:20
35
Generating a Lingthusiasm episode using a neural net
49:10
36
Teaching linguistics to yourself and other people
29:00
37
When letters have colours and time is a braid - The linguistics of synesthesia
35:52
38
A myriad of numbers - Counting systems across languages
34:14
39
Doing linguistics with kids
37:53
40
Tones, drums, and whistles - Linguistics and music
28:47
41
LingComm on a budget (plus the Lingthusiasm origin story)
43:44
42
The quick brown pangram jumps over the lazy dog
40:09
43
The most esteemed honorifics episode
33:51
44
Crash Course Linguistics behind the scenes with Jessi Grieser
44:00
45
Q&A with lexicographer Emily Brewster of Merriam-Webster
33:47
46
Deleted scenes - Outtakes from Lingthusiasm interviews
40:25
47
100th episode Q&A about naming dogs, modifying English, linguistics research, and more
41:03
48
The episode-episode (reduplication)
35:14
49
Talking to babies and small children
32:31
50
Lingthusiasm liveshow: The listener talks back (on backchannelling)
46:20
51
Gotta test ‘em all - The linguistics of Pokémon names
33:20
52
Language under the influence
31:17
53
Sentient plants, proto-internet, and more lingfic about quirky communication
42:08
54
Q&A with Emily Gref from language museum Planet Word
31:16
55
Lingwiki and linguistics on Wikipedia
35:46
56
Linguistic 〰️✨ i l l u s i o n s ✨〰️
35:31
57
Linguistics puzzles for fun and olympiad glory
27:50
58
We interview each other! Seasons, word games, Unicode, and more
33:29
59
Emoji, Mongolian, and Multiocular O ꙮ - Dispatches from the Unicode Conference
40:59
60
Behind the scenes on how linguists come up with research topics
38:07
61
Approaching word games like a linguist - Interview with Nicole Holliday and Ben Zimmer of Spectacular Vernacular
45:38
62
What makes a swear word feel sweary? A &⩐#⦫& Liveshow
31:16
63
There’s like, so much to like about “like”
29:44
64
Language inside an MRI machine - Interview with Saima Malik-Moraleda
37:39
65
Using a rabbit to get kids chatting for science
26:43
66
Behind the scenes on making an aesthetic IPA chart - Interview with Lucy Maddox
37:32
67
Linguistics and science communication - Interview with Liz McCullough
36:10
68
103 ways for kids to learn languages
43:19
69
Speakest Thou Ye Olde English?
37:30
70
Parrots, art and what even is a word - deleted scenes from Kat Gupta, Lucy Maddox and Randall Munroe interviews
37:30
71
Singapore, New Zealand, and a favourite linguistics paper - 2023 Year Ahead Chat
30:18
72
When books speculate on the future of English
35:34