98: Helping computers decode sentences - Interview with Emily M. Bender

97: OooOooh~~ our possession episode oOooOOoohh 👻

96: Welcome back aboard the metaphor train!

95: Lo! An undetached collection of meaning-parts!

94: The perfectly imperfect aspect episode

93: How nonbinary and binary people talk - Interview with Jacq Jones

92: Brunch, gonna, and fozzle - The smooshing episode

91: Scoping out the scope of scope

90: What visualizing our vowels tells us about who we are

89: Connecting with oral culture

88: No such thing as the oldest language

87: If I were an irrealis episode

86: Revival, reggaeton, and rejecting unicorns - Basque interview with Itxaso Rodríguez-Ordóñez

85: Ergativity delights us

84: Look, it's deixis, an episode about pointing!

83: How kids learn Q’anjob’al and other Mayan languages - Interview with Pedro Mateo Pedro

82: Frogs, pears, and more staples from linguistics example sentences

81: The verbs had been being helped by auxiliaries

80: Word Magic

79: Tone and Intonation? Tone and Intonation!

78: Bringing stories to life in Auslan - Interview with Gabrielle Hodge

77: How kids learn language in Singapore - Interview with Woon Fei Ting

76: Where language names come from and why they change

75: Love and fury at the linguistics of emotions

74: Who questions the questions?

73: The linguistic map is not the linguistic territory

72: What If Linguistics - Absurd hypothetical questions with Randall Munroe of xkcd

71: Various vocal fold vibes

70: Language in the brain - Interview with Ev Fedorenko

69: What we can, must, and should say about modals

68: Tea and skyscrapers - When words get borrowed across languages

67: What it means for a language to be official

66: Word order, we love

65: Knowledge is power, copulas are fun

64: Making speech visible with spectrograms

63: Where to get your English etymologies

62: Cool things about scales and implicature

61: Corpus linguistics and consent - Interview with Kat Gupta

60: That’s the kind of episode it’s - clitics

59: Are you thinking what I'm thinking? Theory of Mind

58: A Fun-Filled Fricative Field Trip

57: Making machines learn Fon and other African languages - Interview with Masakhane

56: Not NOT a negation episode

55: R and R-like sounds - Rhoticity

54: How linguists figure out the grammar of a language

53: Listen to the imperatives episode!

52: Writing is a technology

51: Small talk, big deal

50: Climbing the sonority mountain from A to P

49: How translators approach a text

48: Who you are in high school, linguistically speaking - Interview with Shivonne Gates

47: The happy fun big adjective episode

46: Hey, no problem, bye! The social dance of phatics

45: Tracing languages back before recorded history

44: Schwa, the most versatile English vowel

43: The grammar of singular they - Interview with Kirby Conrod

42: What makes a language “easy”? It’s a hard question

41: This time it gets tense - The grammar of time

40: Making machines learn language - Interview with Janelle Shane

39: How to rebalance a lopsided conversation

38: Many ways to talk about many things - Plurals, duals and more

37: Smell words, both real and invented

36: Villages, gifs, and children: Researching signed languages in real-world contexts with Lynn Hou

35: Putting sounds into syllables is like putting toppings on a burger

34: Emoji are Gesture Because Internet

33: Why spelling is hard — but also hard to change

32: You heard about it but I was there - Evidentiality

31: Pop culture in Cook Islands Māori - Interview with Ake Nicholas

30: Why do we gesture when we talk?

29: The verb is the coat rack that the rest of the sentence hangs on

28: How languages influence each other - Hannah Gibson interview on Swahili, Rangi & Bantu languages

27: Words for family relationships: Kinship terms

26: Why do C and G come in hard and soft versions? Palatalization

25: Every word is a real word

24: Making books and tools speak Chatino - Interview with Hilaria Cruz

23: When nothing means something

22: This, that and the other thing - Determiners

21: What words sound spiky across languages? Interview with Suzy Styles

20: Speaking Canadian and Australian English in a British-American binary

19: Sentences with baggage - Presuppositions

18: Translating the untranslatable

17: Vowel Gymnastics

16: Learning parts of words - Morphemes and the wug test

15: Talking and thinking about time

14: Getting into, up for, and down with prepositions

13: What Does it Mean to Sound Black? Intonation and Identity Interview with Nicole Holliday

12: Sounds you can’t hear - Babies, accents, and phonemes

11: Layers of meaning - Cooperation, humour, and Gricean Maxims

10: Learning languages linguistically

09: The bridge between words and sentences - Constituency

08: People who make dictionaries

07: Kids these days aren’t ruining language

06: All the sounds in all the languages - The International Phonetic Alphabet

05: Colour words around the world and inside your brain

04: Inside the Word of the Year vote

03: Arrival of the Linguists - Review of the Alien Linguistics Movie

02: Pronouns. Little words, big jobs

01: Speaking a single language won’t bring about world peace