<p>I'm of the mindset that our language is shaped by our experiences.  One word to me might not mean the same as a word to someone else and in this episode, I talk about the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis and then make connections to how it affects us in everyday life.</p>

I'm of the mindset that our language is shaped by our experiences. One word to me might not mean the same as a word to someone else and in this episode, I talk about the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis and then make connections to how it affects us in everyday life.

<p>I'm of the mindset that our language is shaped by our experiences.&nbsp; One word to me might not mean the same as a word to someone else and in this episode, I talk about the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis and then make connections to how it affects us in everyday life.</p>

A few minutes on the power of language

Everyone loves sausage.  Not everyone wants to see it made.  This podcast takes society, culture, politics, and religion and puts it in the meat grinder.  What comes out is an honest, mostly informed, and often comedic approach to the world around us.

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Everyone loves sausage. Not everyone wants to see it made. This podcast takes society, culture, politics, and religion and puts it in the meat grinder. What comes out is an honest, mostly informed, and often comedic approach to the world around us.

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A few minutes on the power of language

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