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As January 20th approaches, not everyone is talking about the inauguration of the 45th president but about the animals hidden within the word itself. Just in time for Inauguration Day, I’m launching Animalogy, a podcast about the animal-related words and expressions we use every day and how they affect and reflect our relationship with other animals. The inaugural episode, Inauguration: On a Wing and a Prayer, takes us back to the politics of ancient Rome to reveal the birds behind the word.
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Enjoy the excerpt from Animalogy below, and listen to the Food for Thought episode in which I provide all the details about what you can expect from this very exciting project I’m so proud you’re a part of.
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I found this podcast last week and I thought it was just charming! I can recommend it to anybody who likes language and etymology, and it doesn’t matter that some of the episodes are a few years old by now, because etymology doesn’t really get stale 😉
I’ve added it to my list of podcasts about the English language, I thought it was one of the better ones for etymology!