The Vocal Fries
The monthly podcast about linguistic discrimination. Learn about how we judge other people's speech as a sneaky way to be racist, sexist, classist, etc. Carrie and Megan teach you how to stop being an accidental jerk. Support this podcast at www.patreon.com/vocalfriespod
Keeps my Love of Language Alive!
09/14/2022
I fell in love with linguistics in college in Inge Genee’s class at the University of Lethbridge (you should have her on the show!). I am now many years past college and that love has stuck with me and I get to keep learning thanks to Carrie and Megan. I love how accessible they make a very academic discipline and the way they force me to address my own biases and preconceptions. Thank you, Carrie and Megan! Please never stop!
Linguistics is fun
Aug 19
Me: cool another linguistics podcast, I love those! Them: (a few episodes in) Schadenfreude is mean but ok if it’s “about a white dude” Me: oh right, it’s a podcast about linguistic discrimination! Byeeeeeee!
Tedious banter between two insufferable twits
Apr 25
I’ve tried to listen to several episodes but couldn’t bear the consistently uninformed views that betray the hosts’ meager knowledge of history (just one example, in an episode about dialects, one of the hosts speculated that, since the founding of the U.S. was contemporaneous with the French Revolution, perhaps the “English only” movement in the U.S. was modeled after France’s insistence on a single uniform national language). I never managed to finish an episode and I can’t believe they’ve lasted long enough to make over 100 episodes of tiresome dreck. I’m sure they mean well but these are not serious people, despite their academic credentials.
Makes my ears bleed
11/25/2022
Moronic drivel.
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- CreatorThe Vocal Fries
- Years Active2017 - 2024
- Episodes140
- RatingExplicit
- Copyright© 2024 The Vocal Fries
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