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The Proto-Indo-European Puzzle: Interview with Laura Spinney

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The Science and History of English Accents: Interview with Valerie Fridland

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The History of the Alphabet: Interview with Danny Bate

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Lessons on Language with the Grammar Girl (Mignon Fogerty)

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The Marvels of Translation: Interview with Keith Khan-Harris

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The Power (and Omnipresence) of Rhetoric: Interview with Guy Doza

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A Defense of "Bad" English: Interview with Valerie Fridland

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Learning New Languages: Interview with Rob Paterson

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Combatting Bias in Linguistic AI: Interview with Courtney Napoles

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Origins of Place Names: Interview with Duncan Madden

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Grammatical Gender: Interview with Danny Bate

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Episode 109: Trivia

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African American English: Interview w/ Tracey Weldon

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Episode 108: Understand

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Episode 107: World

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Deciphering Ancient Scripts: Interview with Silvia Ferrara

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Episode 106: Grotesque

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Episode 105: Idiot

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Episode 104: Genius

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Episode 103: Run Amok

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Episode 102: Hyperbola/Hyperbole & Ellipse/Ellipsis

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Episode 101: Parabola/Parable

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Episode 100: Google

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Episode 99: Average

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Why Is English Highly Irregular? (Interview with Arika Okrent)

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Episode 98: Lost Letters: Long s (ſ) and Ampersand (&)

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Episode 97: Lost Letters: Ash (Æ, æ) and Ethel (Œ, œ)

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Nine Nasty Words (Interview with John McWhorter) [EXPLICIT]

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Episode 96: Lost Letters: Wynn (Ƿ), Insular G (ᵹ), Yogh (Ȝ)

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Episode 95: Lost Letters: Eth and Thorn (Ð,ð and Þ, þ)

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Episode 94: The Lost Letters of the English Alphabet (Overview)

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Episode 93: Pasta

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Episode 92: Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)

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Interview with Tim Brookes, founder of Endangered Alphabets

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Episode 91: Artichoke

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Episode 90: Apple

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Episode 89: Cheese

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Episode 88: Egg

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Proto Indo-Europeans with Kevin Stroud of The History of English Podcast

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Episode 87: Dead Ringer

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Episode 86: Red Herring

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Episode 85: The Proof Is in the Pudding

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Interview with Simon Horobin, Author of "Bagels, Bumf, and Buses"

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Episode 84: Break a Leg

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Episode 83: Apple of the Eye

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Episode 82: In a Pickle

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Episode 81: Idioms (General Overview)

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Episode 80: Cannibal

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Episode 79: Philistine

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Episode 78: Bohemian

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Episode 77: Gothic

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Interview with Steve Kaufmann, Polyglot & Co-founder of LingQ

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Episode 76: Wife

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Episode 75: Grandmother/Grandfather

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Episode 74: Sibling

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Episode 73: Papa/Dada/Father

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Episode 72: Mama/Mom

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Episode 71: Noah Webster's Dictionary

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Episode 70: Noah Webster (Early Works and Spelling Reforms)

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Episode 69: OK

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Episode 68: Yankee

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Episode 67: The American Pronunciation of R (Rhoticity)

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Episode 66: The Emergence of the American Lexicon

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Interview with Lynne Murphy, Author of "The Prodigal Tongue"

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Episode 65: Dialect vs. Language

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Episode 64: France

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Episode 63: Turkey

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Episode 62: Cincinnati

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Episode 61: International Names of Germany

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Episode 60: Wales

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Episode 59: Proper Place Names (General Overview)

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Episode 58: Gymnasium

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Episode 57: Category

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Episode 56: Apology

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Episode 55: Sophisticated

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Episode 54: Philosophy

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Episode 53: They

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Episode 52: Linguistic Subjectification (Very, Really, Literally, etc.)

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Episode 51: The

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Interview with Steve Guerra (The History of the Papacy Podcast)

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Episode 50: -ly (Adverbial Suffix)

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Episode 49: To Be

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Episode 48: History of English Grammar (General Overview)

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Episode 47: Secular

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Episode 46: God (and His Biblical Names)

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Episode 45: Hell

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Episode 44: Letter J

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Episode 43: Demon

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Episode 42: Church

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Episode 41: Thou

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Episode 40: Biblical Etymology (General Overview)

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Episode 39: Eleven/Twelve

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Episode 38: Algebra/Algorithm

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Episode 37: Chemistry

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Episode 36: Serendipity

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Episode 35: Arabic Loanwords in English

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Episode 34: Saturday/Sunday

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Episode 33: Thursday/Friday

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Episode 32: Wednesday

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Episode 31: Monday/Tuesday

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Episode 30: Days of the Week (General Overview)

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Episode 29: How Does a Single Root Word Produce So Many Derivatives?

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Episode 28: Scene

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Episode 27: Comedy

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Episode 26: Tragedy

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Episode 25: Tyrant

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Episode 24: Ethnic Suffixes (-an, -ian, -ean, -ish, -ese, -i)

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Episode 23: Filibuster

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Episode 22: Candidate

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Episode 21: Inauguration

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Episode 20: Letter C

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Episode 19: Tea

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Episode 18: Culture

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Episode 17: Two

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Episode 16: Cologne

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Episode 15: Sinister

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Episode 14: Calqued Words

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Episode 13: Beg the Question

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Episode 12: Ostracize

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Episode 11: Amateur

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Episode 9 (Bonus Episode): Mouse (and Why Its Plural Form Is "Mice")

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Episode 8: Cellular

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Episode 7: Digital

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Episode 6: Comfort

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Episode 5: Meat

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Episode 4 (Bonus Episode): Polysemous Words

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Episode 3: Weird

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Episode 2: Nice

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Episode 1: Villain