
The Language Worker is the result of my deep gratitude to the world for continuing to allow me to work on language projects, teaching, mentoring, and reflecting on the phenomenon of language and what it means for humanity.
The most visible part of the project - the podcast - is an opportunity to learn and share the knowledge I acquired over more than 25 years of doing what I love the most:
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipLanguage LearningBusinessEducation | |||

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Focusing on the intricate dynamics of language, this podcast explores a wide array of topics related to language services, innovation, and the intersecting realms of culture and technology. Through engaging conversations with industry professionals, insights into entrepreneurship, and discussions on the impact of AI on translation and language learning, the content invites listeners to reflect on the profound implications of language in human connectivity and business. The podcast uniquely emphasizes the experiences of women and underrepresented voices in language services, offering a fresh perspective on the industry's evolution and the necessity of collaboration and cross-cultural understanding.
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Recent guests on The Language Worker include:
1. Mathijs Sonnemans
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5. Madhu Sundaramurthy
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