Aven & Mark discuss etymology, history, literature, language, and cocktails, and the sometimes surprising connections between them all.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 133 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Categories | DocumentaryHistorySociety & Culture |
Grace Tierney is back with another great book about the word origins, this time “Words Christmas Gave Us"! She regales us with festive stories and we talk about some of the fun traditions and treats of the winter holidays.It’s been a long, unintended... more
We spoke with Dr. Anne Curzan about her new book, “Says Who? A Kinder, Funner Usage Guide for Everyone Who Cares about Words”. We talk about language change, inner grammandos, the benefits of learning the rules of texting from one’s students, and of ... more
Buried deep under volcanic ash lie hundreds of burnt scrolls containing texts from the first century. A new project is driving the work to try to read these chunks of carbon, to uncover new works and open new doors into the past. We spoke to one of t... more
We talked to Dr. Karen Carr about the global history of swimming — in myth, folktale, and history. Who swam, who didn’t, and how do the stories different cultures told reflect these patterns? We also talked a bit about Dr. Carr’s next book, all about... more
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Each episode of this show is packed with such great ephemera. I love that any time the etymology comes up, I haven't found any of the "folk etymology" stuff you often see and hear places--and despite the academic rigor, the show is full of fun and mirth.
Love the content and the format. But Aven has to keep voice level evenly up, and articulate end of sentences clearly. Mark can slow down his monologue sections. Other than that, great job.😊
I only just discovered this podcast. I’m listening to the back catalogue, working my way forward. I’ve only made it to episode 3: Pluto. I’m torn because I’m really intrigued by the content and want to tune in, BUT I stopped halfway through because I could not stand to listen to Aven ramble on and on any longer. She totally steamrolls over Mark the entire time. Talking over him, finishing his sentences, jumping in and taking over a story he’s telling. It’s so distracting, I can barely even get t... more
I started following the Endless Knot on YouTube, only later I started following the podcast, and I love it!
The cocktails, all of the extra material, the interviews (loved the horses episode), the color words (mainly yellow/orange!), everything!
Congrats Mark and Aven, and I hope you can keep it up.
Aven and Mark run through history, etymology, the classics, and a tasty beverage. Mark has thankfully slowed down in his etymology run throughs as they are so dense with information. Aven brings wonderful knowledge of what you thought you knew about the classic world and how it isn't like you thought. A wonderful podcast and I eagerly await every episode.
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