Speaking Tongues Podcast
Elle Charisse, Sambaza Podcast, AFROQASTNewsletter and podcast sharing stories, voices, and reflections from the heart of language, culture, and diaspora.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 38 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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What the World Cup Showed Us About Humanity and Cultural Exchange
This summer, we saw one of the greatest global sporting competitions take place across Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Whether you are a long time fan of The Beautiful Game or someone who only watched a match for the first time this...
The New Yorker Magazine Thinks We Should Let Languages Die
I’m pretty sure that if you’re subscribed to this Substack, you’ve seen the article in the July 27th issue of The New Yorker circulating online titled “Languages are Dying. Is that Necessarily A Problem?” by Nikhil Krishnan. This article is...
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The Case for French in Academia, According to this Professional Translator
A French qualified and experienced linguist, Tania truly enjoys exploring different aspects of the French language. As part of her doctoral training in Linguistics, she carried out research on cognitive didactics related to neuropsycholingu...
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As many of you know, World Cup 2026 is going on around us and I have been completely lost in the joy (and the heartbreak) of it all for the last 17 days. It has truly been a much needed bright spot in my life this year....
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Creator and Host of the Speaking Tongues podcast! “The Podcast in Conversation with Multi-Linguals” IG:@speakingtonguespod
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