Some say that until recently, the closest we had to the remnants of Shakespearean English were in the communities of the Appalachian mountains in the United States. But Shakespearean English? Is this true? And how is this question of linguistics related to space travel and missions to Mars? <br />
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Find out in Episode #30 of The "Words You Should Know" podcast.

Some say that until recently, the closest we had to the remnants of Shakespearean English were in the communities of the Appalachian mountains in the United States. But Shakespearean English? Is this true? And how is this question of linguistics related to space travel and missions to Mars? Find out in Episode #30 of The "Words You Should Know" podcast.

Some say that until recently, the closest we had to the remnants of Shakespearean English were in the communities of the Appalachian mountains in the United States. But Shakespearean English? Is this true? And how is this question of linguistics related to space travel and missions to Mars? <br>
<br>
Find out in Episode #30 of The "Words You Should Know" podcast.

#30 – Shakespeare’s English, Space Travel & the Latest in Words You Should Know

A few stolen minutes out of your day to talk words and communication, because Ben Franklin and Kurt Cobain both influenced our modern English language, spelling memes deserve to be debunked, and our daily lives are surrounded by the evolution of and the influence of words. Forget the grammar police. There is so much more to this conversation. Words. Language. Human communication. Everything begins here.

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#30 – Shakespeare’s English, Space Travel & the Latest in Words You Should Know

#30 – Shakespeare’s English, Space Travel & the Latest in Words You Should Know