Well, since we are talking about time, let’s apply it to language! In this episode, Seth talks grammatical tense, aspect, and mood.

So, let’s talk talk!

Guest

Chris Tatem

Host of weekly podcast, questioning guests who defend controversial positions. https://t.co/W1Wqxtj49N is the podcast that improves how we disagree. #AskMoreQs

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• Cross Examined Life Podcast

Are you ever in an argument and feel like you just can’t get your message across? Us too.

That’s why we talked to Chris Tatem – the host of the Cross Examined Life podcast – in order to clarify a few things about arguing.

Join us on our mission to understand how to argue effectively. Hearts, minds, and opinions are open to change! We just have to approach it with cross exam.

The Cross Examined Life

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This episode, some of humanity’s oldest emergent phenomena (music and language) go head-to-head once again in similarity and contrast!

Join our conversation while we deep dive into a little theory here and there in regard to both of these cool topics.

* _ _Note* Seth says “Moonlight” in the show but clearly means “La La Land.” Sorry for the confusion!__**

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Ever see those really long words in foreign languages? Why does that happen? Well, sometimes it’s because of agglutination.

Let’s take a short look at this system in this episode of Talk Tidbits!

Guest

Tom Stewart

Linguist. Author→ Contemporary Morphological Theories: A User’s Guide (EdinburghUP 2016) #morphology historical #linguistics

language contact #gaelic #gàidhlig

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Sheep? Sheep s? Man? Man s? Who can keep up?

In this episode, we deep dive into Morphology with our guest, Professor Thomas Stewart. It’s not as scary as you think!

So, Let’s Talk Talk.

Contemporary Morphological Theories – A User’s Guide: http://amzn.to/2r2Po8H

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Tom’s Course at LSA : https://lsa2017.uky.edu/non-concatenative-morphology

Tom’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/_morphologist

Tom’s Academia.edu : https://louisville.academia.edu/ThomasStewart

Guest

Mark Sundaram

Interdisciplinarian, philologist, medievalist, academic, #wordnerd; I make videos & podcasts about words, history, and literature. Married to @AvenSarah. he/him

• The Endless Knot
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Holy Cow to Beef, Batman! Beef and Cow come from the same root word?! This week, we have Mark Sundaram & Aven McMaster from The Endless Knot Podcast to tell us just why Etymology is so cool.

Word Drops: A sprinkling of Linguistic Curiosities: http://amzn.to/2pmkDvu

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