Oh, I See

Becca Ribbing, the author of The Clarity Journal, talks about her journey to becoming a career coach and how people can determine when their work isn't working for them anymore. Learn more about Becca's services at:

https://beccaribbing.com

Cole Prots, better known as jkitscole on TikTok, is a professional astrologer that combines his love of astrology with comedy, to absolutely roast us all. In today's episode, Cole goes over the characteristics of each zodiac sign and tries to guess Chloe's based on three simple questions.

Kelsi Davies is an actress, dancer, psychic, medium, and empath, who has gained over 3 million followers on TikTok. Kelsi joins the podcast to discuss her spiritual journey, TikTok fame, and connect to a spirit that haunts Chloe's house!

Dr. Renee Blake and Dr. Walt Wolfram discuss the history, evolution, and social implications of African American Language, as well as the current initiatives to legitimize it in academic and professional environments.

Dr. Marianna Di Paolo returns to the podcast to discuss the importance of preserving Native American Languages, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr. Erik Thomas discusses his studies of Mexican American English and how the language characteristics evolve with each generation.

Dr. Julie Whitlow, co-author of "Same-Sex Marriage, Context, and Lesbian Identity: Wedded but Not Always a Wife" discusses gender identity, term preferences, and evolving language in lesbian couples since the legalization of gay marriage.

Dr. Michael Adams discusses the history and controversy surrounding the making of dictionaries, as well as his studies of slang and profanity.

Dr. Lynne Murphy is an American linguist who moved to England in 2000 to teach at the University of Sussex. Over the past 21 years, Dr. Murphy has studied the key differences in language, behavior, and politeness between Brits and Americans. Listen as she discusses the history of different pronunciations and explains why she believes Americans are saving the English language.

Dr. Marianna Di Paolo discusses her studies dissecting dialects in Utah and Texas, as well as their primary influences. She also covers evolving accents on their western coast.