Because Language - a podcast about linguistics, the science of language. 103: Unequal Englishes (with Ruanni Tupas and Nicole Holliday)
Aug 3, 2024
Ruanni Tupas, an editor focused on language inequalities, teams up with guest host Nicole Holliday to dive into the complexities surrounding varieties of English. They discuss how language ideologies can hinder learners, emphasizing systemic inequalities tied to English proficiency. Anecdotes from their experiences shed light on identity and accent biases, while they advocate for valuing diverse linguistic backgrounds. The conversation weaves in humor about contemporary language use, making it an engaging exploration of the politics of communication.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Rollerblades and Playful Insights
01:41 • 3min
Navigating Social Media and Linguistic Landscapes
04:53 • 6min
Navigating Language Identities and Community Support
10:39 • 2min
Kamala Harris and the Political Landscape
12:52 • 7min
Language and Politics: A Quirky Exploration
19:55 • 14min
The Politics of 'Weirdness'
34:23 • 16min
Reclaiming 'Brat': Culture and Identity
50:15 • 6min
Eloquent Associations: A Language Game
56:20 • 9min
Navigating Linguistic Identity
01:05:06 • 15min
Language, Inequality, and Identity
01:19:37 • 21min
Challenging Native Speaker Ideologies
01:40:39 • 11min
The Essence of Responsible Communication
01:51:35 • 2min
International Blue Screen Day
01:53:31 • 13min
Fridgerton: The Aesthetic of the Fridge
02:06:26 • 4min
Language and Ethics in Political Discourse
02:10:27 • 5min
Exploring Gender and Leadership Perceptions
02:15:29 • 2min
AI-Generated Name Rankings: Humor and Hypotheticals
02:17:06 • 4min