Nardi
Nardi's Linguistics Podcast
Podcast about linguistics, history and fun.
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Episodes
#10 – Can DNA predict your language? 13.05.2026 34:19
Why do languages families often correlate with paternal haplogroups, but not as much with maternal ones? What's a haplogroup? Find out in this episode!
#9 – Etymology Nerd: Language, Social Media, and Memes | Nardi's Linguistics Podcast 18.07.2025 49:31
Really fun and meta conversation about linguistics in the modern age!
#8 – Laura Spinney: Proto-Indo-European, Ancient Genetics, Historical Linguistics 20.06.2025 51:19
Fascinating talk with author Laura Spinney about Proto-Indo-European and her new book "Proto" about them.
#7 – What Are "Indigenous" Languages? 31.05.2025 15:36
In this episode I dive into the concept of indigeneity and how it applies in linguistics.
#6 – Human1011: Historical Linguistics, Arabic, and Conlangs 17.05.2025 1:14:48
Fun conversation with fellow YouTuber, linguistics enthusiast, and human, Human1011!
#5 – Wordsatwork: Languages, Toki Pona, and Music 03.03.2025 1:02:35
Awesome conversation with fellow Tokiponist and creator Griffin/Wordsatwork!
#4 – Evildea : Conlangs, Chinese, and Language Learning 19.02.2025 58:00
In this episode I chat with the one and only Evildea via dio! Known for his videos about language learning and the constructed language Esperanto, he was a blast to have on, despite some technical difficulties.
#3 – Proto-Indo-European Monologue 28.01.2025 29:05
What is Proto-Indo-European? What's the lates on PIE? Find out in this episode!
#2 – Linguistic Determinism Monologue 25.01.2025 18:00
Do languages influence thought? In this episode I explore what linguistics can tell us about this question.
#1 – Historical Linguistics Monologue 22.01.2025 18:59
Introduction to historical linguistics and related topics
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