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Gender Representation
Critical Discourse Analysis
Migration
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A podcast about language and linguistics for A Level English Language students, teachers and anyone else who's interested in language.

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Welcome to episode 83 of Lexis, another student-led episode, which this time features Oli, an A Level student at the Dubai British School interviewing Dr Sarah Hopkyns, with some help from Dan. Sarah is a Lecturer in TESOL and International Education... more

Welcome to episode 82 of Lexis, in which Raj, Dan and (guest interviewer and friend of the pod) Amanda Cole talk to Dr Rianna Walcott, Assistant Professor of Communication at the University of Maryland, and Associate Director of the Black Communicati... more

Welcome to episode 81 of Lexis, a special student takeover edition which features Freya and Miles from Eltham Hill School in South London in conversation with Dr Jessica Aiston, postdoctoral research assistant in Linguistics at Queen Mary University ... more

Welcome to episode 80 of Lexis in which Dan and guest interviewer Ben talk to Dr Matthew Hunt, Lecturer of Sociolinguistics, University of Southampton about voice pitch, including:

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What it is and how we measure it

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Dr. Sarah Hopkyns
Lecturer/researcher focusing on English in international education and intercultural communication
University of St Andrews; Institute of Education at UCL; Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies
Episode: Episode 83 - Sarah Hopkyns and English in the Gulf
Rianna Walcott
Assistant Professor of Communication, University of Maryland; Associate Director of the Black Communication and Technology Lab
University of Maryland
Episode: Episode 82 - Rianna Walcott & Black Twitter
Dr. Jessica Aiston
Postdoctoral research assistant in Linguistics at Queen Mary University of London
Queen Mary University of London
Episode: Episode 81 - Jessica Aiston & Eltham Hill School students on the language of neurodiversity
Matthew Hunt
Lecturer of Sociolinguistics at the University of Southampton
University of Southampton
Episode: Episode 80 - Matthew Hunt on voice pitch
Ben Farnedon
Head of English Language, A Level at Peter Simmons College
Peter Simmons College
Episode: Episode 80 - Matthew Hunt on voice pitch
Charlotte Entwistle
Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellow in Psychology
University of Liverpool
Episode: Episode 79 - Charlotte Entwistle on language & personality disorders
John Kelly
Former head of content at dictionary.com and contributor to various dictionaries
dictionary.com
Episode: Episode 78 - John Kelly and the 2025 Words of the Year
Lynne Murphy
Professor of Linguistics at the University of Sussex, author of The Prodigal Tongue
University of Sussex
Episode: Episode 77 - Lynne Murphy and the 'Americanisation' of young people's English
Dani Yin
Assistant Professor in the Department of Management and Organization
Penn State University
Episode: Episode 76 - Dani Yin & Cheryl Wakslak on gender and exclamation marks in digital communication

Hosts

Lisa Casey
Host of the podcast, engages with guests to discuss a variety of language-related topics.
Jacky Glancey
Co-host, leads discussions around educational implications of language use and linguistics.
Dan Clayton
Co-host, involves in discussions with guests about current trends in language and linguistics.

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 54 ratings
  • Not just for A Level students

    I’m a middle aged woman and I like what I’ve heard of this podcast. I think there’s a real need for wider dissemination of linguistics knowledge and this project can be part of meeting that need.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alonna S
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • My college makes me listen to this

    Yeah it’s a good podcast, informative and with wide-ranging expertise. I recommend this to any English Language or Linguistics student.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    review by ls
    United Kingdom5 years ago

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Episode 81 - Jessica Aiston & Eltham Hill School students on the language of neurodiversity
Q: What would be the next step in future research that would still respect all autistic people, but also be general enough to be simple to use?
Future research should prioritize terminology that autistic people themselves prefer, expand inclusive sampling, and design studies that balance accessibility with clarity, ensuring that language used in papers and campaigns reflects the terms chosen by the community and avoids reinforcing stigma.
Episode 74 - Laura Smith-Khan and the language of law
Q: What one piece of advice would you give to a wooden linguist?
Follow your interests, as pursuing what you are passionate about will make the work feel rewarding and fulfilling.
Episode 74 - Laura Smith-Khan and the language of law
Q: What's your favorite linguistic fact or idea?
For Laura, the essential link between beliefs about language reflecting beliefs about speakers is crucial in her work.
Episode 74 - Laura Smith-Khan and the language of law
Q: Do you have a favourite linguistic book or text that you would recommend?
Laura suggests checking out the "Language on the Move" website for eclectic and diverse book recommendations on language.
Episode 74 - Laura Smith-Khan and the language of law
Q: Can you tell us a bit more about the ways in which language is relevant to the policing and control of borders?
Laura discusses discourses relating to migration, the impact of language on asylum procedures, and how claims are assessed based on belief and communication dynamics.

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The content typically revolves around the intricacies of language, linguistics, and their impact on everyday communication. Episodes explore various themes including lexicography, accent prejudice, digital communication dynamics, and the evolution of language influenced by societal changes and cultural shifts. Through discussions with academics and experts, the podcast makes complex linguistic concepts accessible and engaging, likely appealing to both students and educators as well as enthusiasts of language. Noteworthy topics like the nuances of English variations, the intersection of language with identity, and the role of language in educational contexts are recurrent, making this podcast a rich resource for learning and discussion.

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Lexis launched 6 years ago and published 83 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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1. Dr. Sarah Hopkyns
2. Rianna Walcott
3. Dr. Jessica Aiston
4. Matthew Hunt
5. Ben Farnedon
6. Charlotte Entwistle
7. John Kelly
8. Lynne Murphy

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