Conlangery Podcast (Latest Ep: #94: Face and Politeness)
Conlangery Podcast (Latest Ep: #94: Face and Politeness)
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Full Episodes:
Conlangery #01: Why Conlang?
Conlangery #02: Promoting You Conlang
Conlangery #03: The Good and the Bad
Conlangery #04: Getting Started
Conlangery #05: Scripts and Writing
Conlangery #06: Linguistic Typology
Conlangery #07: Word Creation
Conlangery #08: Kinship Terminology
Conlangery #09: Formality and Register
Conlangery #10: Organization, Computers, and Conlanging
Conlangery #11: Nonconfigurationality
Conlangery #12: Personal Names
Conlangery #13: Profanity, Insults, and Taboo Words
Conlangery #14: Verb Framing and Postural Verbs
Conlangery #15: Getting out of Creative Ruts
Conlangery #16: Tense
Conlangery #17: Aspect
Conlangery #18: Mood
Conlangery #19: Role-Marking
Conlangery #20: Ideophones
Conlangery #21: Poetry
Conlangery #22: Pronouns
Conlangery #23: Alien Languages
Conlangery #24: Possession
Conlangery #25: Grammatical Voice
Conlangery #26: "Emphasis"
Conlangery #27: Irregularity
Conlangery #28: "Correlatives" (well mostly indefinites)
Conlangery #29: Sound Systems and Romanization
Conlangery #30: Numerals
Conlangery #31: Demonstratives
Conlangery #32: Evidentials
Conlangery #33: Suprasegmentals
Conlangery #34: Gender and Noun Classes
Conlangery #35: Practicum -- Getting Rid of Case Marking
Conlangery #36: Morphosyntactic Alignment
Conlangery #37: Phonological Processes
Conlangery #38: Derivational Morphology
Conlangery #39: Noun Incorporation
Conlangery #40: Dialects and Kunstsprachen
Conlangery #41: Discourse Particles
Conlangery #42: Practicum -- Getting Rid of Adjectives
Conlangery #43: Adpositions
Conlangery #44: Negation
Conlangery #45: Questions
Conlangery #46: Conlanging for Conworlds
Conlangery #47: Isolating and Analytic Languages
Conlangery #48: Designing a Sound System
Conlangery #49: The Noun Phrase
Conlangery #50: The Technology of Literacy
Conlangery #51: Language History
Conlangery#52: Conlangery at the Movies
Conlangery #53: Topicalization
Conlangery #54: Reduplication
Conlangery #55: Practicum -- Getting Rid of Tense
Conlangery #56: Growing a Lexicon
Conlangery #57: Animacy and Agency
Conlangery #58: Practicum — Things you can do with the Middle Voice
Conlangery #59: Loan Words
Conlangery #60: Syllable and Word Shapes
Conlangery #61: amman îar
Conlangery #62: Practicum — Anaphora and Co-reference
Conlangery #63: Kuot (natlang)
Conlangery #64: Head-marking vs Dependent-marking
Conlangery #65: Tayéin
Conlangery #66: Conceptual Metaphors
Conlangery #67: Alũbetah
Conlangery #68: Agglutination
Conlangery #69: Asha'ille
Conlangery #70: Practicum -- the Pitfalls of Frameworks
Conlangery #71: Ogami (natlang)
Conlangery #72: Relative Clauses
Conlangery #73: Khangaþyagon
Conlangery #74: Vowel Harmony
Conlangery #75: Alashian
Conlangery #76: Definiteness
Conlangery #77: FairyLang
Conlangery #78: How to Read Linguistics Papers
Conlangery #79: Cherokee (natlang)
Conlangery #80: Zonal Auxlangs
Conlangery #81: Tone
Conlangery #82: Rikchik
Conlangery #83: Conlanging through Translation
Conlangery #84: Delason
Conlangery #85: Multilingual Conworlds
Conlangery #86: Himmaswa
Conlangery #87: Quantifiers and Determiners
Conlangery #88: Ancient Greek (natlang)
Conlangery #89: Polysynthesis
Conlangery #90: Mailbag 1
Conlangery #91: Srínawésin
Conlangery #92: The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
Conlangery #93: Basque/Euskara (natlang)
Conlangery #94: Face and Politeness
Shorts:
Conlangery SHORTS #01: Date and Time in Tagalog
Conlangery SHORTS #02: George's Favorite Chengyu
Conlangery SHORTS #03: Expanding your Lexemes
Conlangery SHORTS #04: Episode 13 "Outtakes"
Conlangery SHORTS #05: Classification
Conlangery SHORTS #06: Borrowing Cultural Concepts
Conlangery SHORTS #07: When do you insert your infix?
Conlangery SHORTS #08: A Pahran grammaticalization idea
Conlangery SHORTS #09: Phrasebook: Hello and Goodbye
Conlangery SHORTS #10: Phrasebook: How do you say …?
Conlangery SHORTS #11: Phrasebook: What time is it?
Full Episodes:
Conlangery #01: Why Conlang?
Conlangery #02: Promoting You Conlang
Conlangery #03: The Good and the Bad
Conlangery #04: Getting Started
Conlangery #05: Scripts and Writing
Conlangery #06: Linguistic Typology
Conlangery #07: Word Creation
Conlangery #08: Kinship Terminology
Conlangery #09: Formality and Register
Conlangery #10: Organization, Computers, and Conlanging
Conlangery #11: Nonconfigurationality
Conlangery #12: Personal Names
Conlangery #13: Profanity, Insults, and Taboo Words
Conlangery #14: Verb Framing and Postural Verbs
Conlangery #15: Getting out of Creative Ruts
Conlangery #16: Tense
Conlangery #17: Aspect
Conlangery #18: Mood
Conlangery #19: Role-Marking
Conlangery #20: Ideophones
Conlangery #21: Poetry
Conlangery #22: Pronouns
Conlangery #23: Alien Languages
Conlangery #24: Possession
Conlangery #25: Grammatical Voice
Conlangery #26: "Emphasis"
Conlangery #27: Irregularity
Conlangery #28: "Correlatives" (well mostly indefinites)
Conlangery #29: Sound Systems and Romanization
Conlangery #30: Numerals
Conlangery #31: Demonstratives
Conlangery #32: Evidentials
Conlangery #33: Suprasegmentals
Conlangery #34: Gender and Noun Classes
Conlangery #35: Practicum -- Getting Rid of Case Marking
Conlangery #36: Morphosyntactic Alignment
Conlangery #37: Phonological Processes
Conlangery #38: Derivational Morphology
Conlangery #39: Noun Incorporation
Conlangery #40: Dialects and Kunstsprachen
Conlangery #41: Discourse Particles
Conlangery #42: Practicum -- Getting Rid of Adjectives
Conlangery #43: Adpositions
Conlangery #44: Negation
Conlangery #45: Questions
Conlangery #46: Conlanging for Conworlds
Conlangery #47: Isolating and Analytic Languages
Conlangery #48: Designing a Sound System
Conlangery #49: The Noun Phrase
Conlangery #50: The Technology of Literacy
Conlangery #51: Language History
Conlangery#52: Conlangery at the Movies
Conlangery #53: Topicalization
Conlangery #54: Reduplication
Conlangery #55: Practicum -- Getting Rid of Tense
Conlangery #56: Growing a Lexicon
Conlangery #57: Animacy and Agency
Conlangery #58: Practicum — Things you can do with the Middle Voice
Conlangery #59: Loan Words
Conlangery #60: Syllable and Word Shapes
Conlangery #61: amman îar
Conlangery #62: Practicum — Anaphora and Co-reference
Conlangery #63: Kuot (natlang)
Conlangery #64: Head-marking vs Dependent-marking
Conlangery #65: Tayéin
Conlangery #66: Conceptual Metaphors
Conlangery #67: Alũbetah
Conlangery #68: Agglutination
Conlangery #69: Asha'ille
Conlangery #70: Practicum -- the Pitfalls of Frameworks
Conlangery #71: Ogami (natlang)
Conlangery #72: Relative Clauses
Conlangery #73: Khangaþyagon
Conlangery #74: Vowel Harmony
Conlangery #75: Alashian
Conlangery #76: Definiteness
Conlangery #77: FairyLang
Conlangery #78: How to Read Linguistics Papers
Conlangery #79: Cherokee (natlang)
Conlangery #80: Zonal Auxlangs
Conlangery #81: Tone
Conlangery #82: Rikchik
Conlangery #83: Conlanging through Translation
Conlangery #84: Delason
Conlangery #85: Multilingual Conworlds
Conlangery #86: Himmaswa
Conlangery #87: Quantifiers and Determiners
Conlangery #88: Ancient Greek (natlang)
Conlangery #89: Polysynthesis
Conlangery #90: Mailbag 1
Conlangery #91: Srínawésin
Conlangery #92: The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
Conlangery #93: Basque/Euskara (natlang)
Conlangery #94: Face and Politeness
Shorts:
Conlangery SHORTS #01: Date and Time in Tagalog
Conlangery SHORTS #02: George's Favorite Chengyu
Conlangery SHORTS #03: Expanding your Lexemes
Conlangery SHORTS #04: Episode 13 "Outtakes"
Conlangery SHORTS #05: Classification
Conlangery SHORTS #06: Borrowing Cultural Concepts
Conlangery SHORTS #07: When do you insert your infix?
Conlangery SHORTS #08: A Pahran grammaticalization idea
Conlangery SHORTS #09: Phrasebook: Hello and Goodbye
Conlangery SHORTS #10: Phrasebook: How do you say …?
Conlangery SHORTS #11: Phrasebook: What time is it?
Last edited by Ollock on Mon Aug 26, 2013 2:05 am, edited 114 times in total.
George Corley
Producer and Moderating Host, Conlangery Podcast
Producer and Moderating Host, Conlangery Podcast
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
Well, if you're still without a host come September, I'll certainly be up for it
Otherwise good luck.
Otherwise good luck.
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
I'd be down for hosting. My english is a bit accenty but I'm told it sounds exotic.
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Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
Just listen to yourself say "sorcerers"...
The Conlanger Formerly Known As Aiďos
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
http://vocaroo.com/?media=vHtyg12A2AzOQUvDfAiďos wrote:Just listen to yourself say "sorcerers"...
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
Saucers?
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Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
Look, do you still have the recording of the vampiric Sumero-Akkadian logosyllabary, Torco?
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Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
Sounds interesting, although it would take a bit to warm up to hosting, I think that would be really cool.
If each host had the responsibility of content to bring up, then I could certainly do that, although I'm not an expert linguist, which may make the talk less technical, or make it harder for me to discuss subjects on which I am unfamiliar.
Idea: a lesser experienced host asks questions about a topic in which the other host is more experienced?
If each host had the responsibility of content to bring up, then I could certainly do that, although I'm not an expert linguist, which may make the talk less technical, or make it harder for me to discuss subjects on which I am unfamiliar.
Idea: a lesser experienced host asks questions about a topic in which the other host is more experienced?
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Nōn quālibet inīquā cupiditāte illectus hoc agō
Yo te pongo en tu lugar...
Taisc mach Daró
Nōn quālibet inīquā cupiditāte illectus hoc agō
Yo te pongo en tu lugar...
Taisc mach Daró
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
Nope, I did that one on vocaroo I think...Aiďos wrote:Look, do you still have the recording of the vampiric Sumero-Akkadian logosyllabary, Torco?
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
Wow, this is coming together pretty fast. One thing I may need is some intro and outro music. If there's anyone out there musically inclined that would like to contribute, send me a PM.
George Corley
Producer and Moderating Host, Conlangery Podcast
Producer and Moderating Host, Conlangery Podcast
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
I'm happy to "call in" or contribute content, but regular hosting... it sounds like too much of a Chore, and I need a bit of a break from that at the moment (as a reward for finishing my undergraduate studies).
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Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
Funny, I actually decided to start the podcast for something to do after graduation (in addition to looking for a job, of course). If you or anyone would like to contribute short pre-recorded segments (say a minute, maybe a minute and a half), feel free. I've already set up an email for the show: conlangery@gmail.comCathbad wrote:I'm happy to "call in" or contribute content, but regular hosting... it sounds like too much of a Chore, and I need a bit of a break from that at the moment (as a reward for finishing my undergraduate studies).
George Corley
Producer and Moderating Host, Conlangery Podcast
Producer and Moderating Host, Conlangery Podcast
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
different chore-like-thing tolerances are different
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
I'd listen.
Aside from that, I don't feel qualified to do anything remotely helpful.
Aside from that, I don't feel qualified to do anything remotely helpful.
Soušui igo nuř bangoř heurlich
I wish only to be happy
I wish only to be happy
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
As Ollock knows, I have been trying to come up with an intro and outro for the show. If anyone has any ideas on genre, that would be really helpful. Also, I am just using pre-recorded garage band things and tweaking them a little, so it will probably sound familiar to those of you who use it frequently.
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Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
I think some mild jazz might be a good idea.give the notion of nerdy sophistication that makes this hobby unique xD
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Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
I think some HBO-like whitenoise would be perfect.Zapcon wrote:As Ollock knows, I have been trying to come up with an intro and outro for the show. If anyone has any ideas on genre, that would be really helpful. Also, I am just using pre-recorded garage band things and tweaking them a little, so it will probably sound familiar to those of you who use it frequently.
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Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
Yeah, some Jazz might do well. The main thing I want is for it to get to the hook quick and have a quick, difinitive ending. I have a theme in the first pod, but it's a little long for my taste. Something shorter and quicker would do nicely going forward.
By the way, Episode One is up: http://conlangery.conlang.org/2011/05/3 ... y-conlang/
I only just submitted to iTunes, so it may take some time to show up in the iTunes Store, but you can listen on the site and get the regular RSS if you like.
By the way, Episode One is up: http://conlangery.conlang.org/2011/05/3 ... y-conlang/
I only just submitted to iTunes, so it may take some time to show up in the iTunes Store, but you can listen on the site and get the regular RSS if you like.
George Corley
Producer and Moderating Host, Conlangery Podcast
Producer and Moderating Host, Conlangery Podcast
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
I agree the music is a bit long.
And I thought the bit about my drinking was getting edited out. XD
And I thought the bit about my drinking was getting edited out. XD
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
Oh, is that on there? Meh, I've seen more professional podcasts call specific attention to drinking, your references didn't bother me. I do think I got rid of all Torco's F-bombs (like, four of them). We need to save those for a profanity episode down the line
George Corley
Producer and Moderating Host, Conlangery Podcast
Producer and Moderating Host, Conlangery Podcast
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
Oops. I curse a lot, I guess.
It sounds a bit like we're just fooling around and George tries to keep it serious xD
It sounds a bit like we're just fooling around and George tries to keep it serious xD
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
Ah, it's supposed to be fun. I just try to steer the discussion where it gets sidetracked. Besides, I need you guys: You have much better radio voices than me.Torco wrote:Oops. I curse a lot, I guess.
It sounds a bit like we're just fooling around and George tries to keep it serious xD
That said -- watch the F-bombs. I've discovered they are actually a real pain to edit out. My mom found one that I had missed.
George Corley
Producer and Moderating Host, Conlangery Podcast
Producer and Moderating Host, Conlangery Podcast
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
The music was mine -- and I really think you should have just cropped it, faded in at the middle, then faded out. It'd be alright with me :P
EDIT: is there an easy way to download the podcast?
EDIT: is there an easy way to download the podcast?
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
I could maybe shorten the music down a little. The main issue is I want to get to the hook before I fade out into my intro. I did cut out your coda to save some time on outro.Zoris wrote:The music was mine -- and I really think you should have just cropped it, faded in at the middle, then faded out. It'd be alright with me
EDIT: is there an easy way to download the podcast?
And as for downloading, you can subscribe to the RSS feed if you have a standard RSS-based podcast catcher (iTunes can also take an RSS URL directly). So far I haven't seen it up in the iTunes store, but keep checking there if you use iTunes (I submitted it yesterday). I am also planning on creating a Podcastr app for anyone with an iOS device (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch).
George Corley
Producer and Moderating Host, Conlangery Podcast
Producer and Moderating Host, Conlangery Podcast
Re: A Podcast about Conlangs
http://vocaroo.com/?media=vwnwAghCeOC0jW69oTorco wrote:http://vocaroo.com/?media=vHtyg12A2AzOQUvDfAiďos wrote:Just listen to yourself say "sorcerers"...