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EPISODE · May 13, 2006 · 37 MIN

Non-Verbal Communication (62)

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Dave Shepherd and Howard Chang talk about environments in which we communicate without using any words: elevators, restrooms, automobiles, interviews (1:59) Music bumper from "Jona Lee" by Roomful of Blues (12:32) Non-verbal communication in romance, sports, and the classroom (12:51) Music and dance (19:19) Song: "There Ain't No Words," by Harrison Kennedy (22:08) Rude word of the week: "dumb" (25:43) Music bumper from "Flag of Democracy" by Ernie Van Veen (28:09) Posture, body language, and gesture: making a good (or bad) impression without words (28:34) Substitutes for body language in the cyberworld (32:22) People who like to talk with gestures (33:11) Music courtesy of The Podsafe Music Network Theme music by Kick the Cat Closing music from "Grapes" by Evan Stone time: 37:50 size: 26 Mb rating: PG-13 (We discuss the etiquette of the men's room, as well as the sexual implications of social dancing.) Tags: language, nonverbal

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