Let This Percussionist Blow Your Mind With The Fibonacci Sequence : NPR
Talk Like a Texan: How Texans Use “Down,” “Out,” “Over,” and “Up” – Texas Monthly
58 and other Confusing Numbers – Numberphile
Physics – Viewpoint: Language Boundaries Driven by Surface Tension
What it really sounds like to be American: A response to NPR’s Code Switch | …And Read All Over
“Our 32 accents” Series: Canadian French accents OVERVIEW – Post 1 of 7 « Quebec Culture Blog
How Was Musical Notation Invented? A Brief History -WQXR
Solmization and the Guidonian Hand – Luís Henriques
Dante’s Nine Circles of Hell, Reimagined for Linguistic Transgressions
World’s oldest fossils discovered in Campbellton
‘Game of Thrones’ Teaches U.C. Berkeley Students Art of Language Creation | KQED Arts
A Linguist Walks Into a Mexican Restaurant — Edible Baja Arizona Magazine
Abraham Lincoln: Researchers Find Who Wrote the Bixby Letter | Time.com
Is the study of language a science? | Aeon Essays
BBC – Travel – The confusing way Mexicans tell time
“I Before E Except After C” is Wrong 75% of the Time | Reader’s Digest
BBC – Culture – The secret language that broke taboos
You Aren’t Lazy––You’re Terrified: On Paralysis And Perfectionism
The Rhythms That Make Elephant Seals Run or Fight – NYTimes.com
Why do humans speak so many languages? — Quartz
Why 40% of Vietnamese People Have the Same Last Name – Atlas Obscura
The 1931 Histomap: The entire history of the world distilled into a single map/chart.
Untangling the Ancient Inca Code of Strings
Do We Need a Word for Everything? – The Crux
A Journey Into the Merriam-Webster Word Factory – NYTimes.com
Your Fidget Spinner Is (Maybe) Making You Smarter | WIRED
‘I’m done my homework’, part II | Sentence first
Why AI careers can start with a degree in linguistics | CIO
Strategies to Deal With Chronic Interrupters | Grammarly
CBC Listen | Sunday Edition | Europe’s first all non-white orchestra is changing the face of classical music
Can Prairie Dogs Talk? – NYTimes.com
Think Your Credentials Are Ignored Because You’re A Woman? It Could Be : 13.7: Cosmos And Culture : NPR
The Bilingual Twilight Zone | Brainscape Blog
BBC – Capital – Does your accent make you sound smarter?
Norman Conquest New English Words | Merriam-Webster
What is a Spelling Bee Pronouncer? | Merriam-Webster
Why is it called a ‘Spelling Bee’? | Merriam-Webster
Leonard Bernstein: The Unanswered Question 1 (1973)
Musical Mystery: Researchers Examine Science Behind Performer Movements – Neuroscience News
40 English Words With Native American Origins | Merriam-Webster
This animated video shows 125,000 years of human migration | World Economic Forum
Human Brain Tunes in to Visual Rhythms in Sign Language – Neuroscience News
Illiterate adults can rewire their brains by learning to read – Home | Quirks & Quarks with Bob McDonald | CBC Radio
Laugh and the World Laughs With You. Type ‘Ha,’ Not So Much. – NYTimes.com
English Words from French: The Norman Conquest (Video) | Merriam-Webster
“Our 32 accents” Series: Canadian French accents OVERVIEW – Post 1 of 7 (#86) « Quebec Culture Blog
Using Music And Rhythm To Develop Grammar : Shots – Health News : NPR
The case for going to bed at 2:30 am – Vox
How To Get A Deep Piriformis Stretch To Get Rid of Sciatica, Hip & Lower Back Pain | Live Love Fruit
Music and The Brain | UT News | The University of Texas at Austin
Who do you think you’re apostrophising? The dark side of grammar pedantry
Is this remote Siberian language an ancestor to Navajo? | Public Radio International
‘Da Kine,’ Hawaii’s Fantastically Flexible All-Purpose Noun | Atlas Obscura
The Enduring Mystery Of ‘Jawn’, Philadelphia’s All-Purpose Noun | Atlas Obscura
8 Grammar Terms You Used to Know, But Forgot | Merriam-Webster
The middle finger in American Sign Language – Strong Language
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