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EtymologyRules

EtymologyRules

By: Brittany Selah Lee-Bey
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Welcome to the EtymologyRules- a podcast where we discuss word origins and how they change over time. Which in turn means we discuss the birth and development of the ideas that said words represent!

Etymology is the study of the origin of words. From the Greek etymon, "true" and -ology, "the study of" or "words about.


Deepen your understanding of ideas by getting to the root of the language.

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Episodes
  • Body Language featuring Tatiana Desardouin

    Body Language featuring Tatiana Desardouin
    Jul 15 2022

    And another one! Check out the latest episode of the EtymologyRules Podcast featuring Tatiana Desardouin, a phenomenal dancer and scholar who not only teaches dance but also the origins of certain dance styles and words associated with them. This was truly a blessing and honor!
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    1 hr and 14 mins
  • Poetry in Motion: A Conversation with the emcee Osyris Antham

    Poetry in Motion: A Conversation with the emcee Osyris Antham
    Apr 7 2022

    Happy National Poetry Writing Month. On this episode, you'll hear from a titan of poetry...the illustrious, 3x emcee champion, arguably the best emcee in the world, periodt...Osyris Antham. Follow him on IG @maroonwaters
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    1 hr and 21 mins
  • Let's Delve into Dyslexia Pt. 2

    Let's Delve into Dyslexia Pt. 2
    Mar 1 2022

    We're back with another discussion about dyslexia. Check out this episode featuring an interview with educational psychologist Carllistus Obeng, as we dive into what it feels like to experience dyslexia and ways to best support young people with reading difficulties.

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    56 mins

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