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Tomayto Tomahto
Talia Sherman
Mental Gym Daily | Train Your Toughness
Motivation
Money Mindset Daily | Attract Wealth & Abundance,
Motivation
Speak with Power | Daily Confidence Boost
Motivation
Dopamine Reset | Reclaim Your Focus & Fire
Motivation
High Value Male | Mindset for Men
Motivation
The Resilient Man | Daily Stoic Affirmations
Motivation
Weird Darkness: Paranormal & True Crime Stories
Darren Marlar | Weird Darkness
Noticentro
Audio Centro
Micro Terrors: Scary Stories for Kids
Scott Donnelly
Bishop mar mari Emmanuel
Mar Mari Emmanuel
The Dopamine Detox
Motivation
Success Playbook
Motivation
Stress Free | Daily Affirmations
Motivation
Overthinking Rehab
Motivation
Wealth Mindset Mornings | Daily Affirmations
Motivation
Unstoppable Mindset Mornings | Daily Affirmations
Motivation
The Dopamine Discipline | Focus, Control & Mental Strength
Motivation
That Girl Energy | Morning Routine Affirmations
Motivation
Les journaux de France Culture
France Culture
Business Models Explained with Fexingo: Subscription, Marketplace, SaaS, and Service Companies
Fexingo
New Manager Conversations with Fexingo: First 90 Days, Managing Former Peers, and Leadership Basics
Fexingo
Podcast denníka Postoj
Denník Postoj
DT Radio Shows
Data Transmission Radio
Real Life Real Crime
Real Life Real Crime Productions
Армія FM
Армія FM
Daily Devotions from Lutheran Hour Ministries
Lutheran Hour Ministries
Lutheran Hour Canada Radio On Demand
Lutheran Laymen's League of Canada
Poem-a-Day
The Academy of American Poets
The Wake-Up Call
Seedbed
The Smart 7
Daft Doris
Engines of Our Ingenuity
Houston Public Media
Wichita News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
The Daily News Now!
Minneapolis News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
The Daily News Now!
Hattrick
Bold
AI for Beginners (300 episodes)
A.I. For Beginners
Blick in die Bibel
DOMRADIO.DE
Tout
Talia Sherman
Keyon Vafa (postdoc at Harvard) studies the implicit world models that generative models learn (or at least are constrained into representing). How do we make sense of these models and how do they make sense of us? Exper...
Across Amanda Anderson’s scholarship, she notes a mutually beneficial and complex relationship between the aesthetic and the political. There’s a “political potency” to art that arises, one might guess, from the fact tha...
Ultimately, this episode is about science and scholarship. As Sean says, “understanding something as well as you can in science means that you need to confront the data and be pushed out of your comfort zone.” I find it...
We've been told time and time again that we need to understand data in context: it's an ethical imperative. Not every language gets an LLM; not every population fully understands a technology that's deployed in their com...
In language-centric fields we privilege the speaker. Linguistics looks at spoken or signed utterances; linguistic anthropology does as well. But Michael Berman looks at listening, which for him is a process wherein you l...
We’re in a paradoxical time for dictionaries, claims Stefan Fatsis. On the one hand, we’re bombarded by words and ways to understand them in this lexically intense, linguistically charged political and cultural moment. O...
“And that’s what ideologies are: the air that you’re breathing, something that feels like it’s common sense.” From start to finish, this episode is about ideologies: their consequences, their makeup, and the struggle to ...
The AI Con may as well be the answer to the question: what happens when a linguist and a sociologist come together to write a book? Co-written by Emily M. Bender and Alex Hanna, The AI Con isn’t just a book, it’s an inst...
Justin Khoo, an associate professor of Philosophy at MIT, begins this episode with the assertion that philosophy asks the most fundamental questions we can possibly articulate—but this assertion is not innocent. Asking t...
Throughout this episode, Chiara Repetti-Ludlow, a postdoctoral research fellow at Carnegie Mellon's Neuroscience Institute, asks us to consider the essentials of speech processing and its constraints. We hear phonetics, ...
In early 2023, Susan Blum came on Tomayto Tomahto to discuss linguistic anthropology. 2 years later, she's back to discuss her work on schoolishness, ungrading, and linguistic ideology. From plagiarism to authentic learn...
A defining quirk of fields like English, Linguistics, Comparative Literature, etc is that the the objects of study mirror the medium through which the objects of study are explicated. Literary scholars produce literature...
"What frame allows you to take seriously the consequence of ideological overdetermination without conceding that it has a reality or a natural position?” This is one of many questions that Jonathan Rosa poses throughout ...
While legal academia is no stranger to questions of linguistics, it has been estranged (until now) from the practice of adopting linguistic theory and methods. In Part 2 of our conversation, Alex Walker and I discuss the...
Legal academia is no stranger to questions of linguistics. After all, law is, in some sense, a linguistic construction. But our entire legal system interfaces with language far more than we might think. For a long time, ...
Ben Zimmer, a language columnist for the Wall Street Journal, is a self-described "linguist, lexicographer, and all-around word nut," but I think this episode proves him to be a paragon of linguistic curiosity. He's comm...
People often talk about language as "a window" into many things. Language can teach us about the mind, the brain, history, etc. But language is also a medium for discrimination, ridicule, oppression, unequal labor, and v...
There’s a lot that I can say about Emily M. Bender, but I think that a philosophy professor of mine said it best when he described her as the “cutting edge of technology and AI and linguistics and ethics.” Obviously some...
To study language is to study something uniquely human. To study language throughout time and history is to study the evolution of something uniquely human, to determine the variables and constants which shape human exis...
Picture this: it's early January, 2024, and hundreds upon hundreds of linguists have gathered for the Linguistic Society of America (LSA)'s annual meeting in New York City. With so many language nerds in one place, I cou...
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