In this episode of "Tut Talk", host Jamal Burrows delves into the rich history and importance of preserving the Tut language, a significant part of African American heritage. He discusses its origins as a form of resistance created during a time when enslaved Africans were stripped of their identities, making it a symbol of resilience and survival. Jamal highlights the importance of preserving and nurturing Tut, elaborates on possible reasons for it being shrouded in secrecy, and emphasizes its significance as an essential cultural heritage. Encouraging listeners to initiate a dialogue, he signs off hoping to have awakened curiosity in the audience about this part of shared history.

In the recent episode of Tuti'nun podcast hosted by Sun, three major challenges of language learning were discussed. The problems include the dangers of direct translation, the obsession with vocabulary, and the fear of practicing new language skills. Sun argues that direct translation could result in incorrect or peculiar phrases and sentences, and learning a language involves understanding all its unique characteristics. While vocabulary is important, understanding grammar and structure is critical for effectively communicating thoughts. Sun also points out that fear prevents one from practicing their language skills which hinders progress. The episode concludes with a call to be patient, persistent and unafraid of making mistakes. Sun suggests these qualities will foster a comfortable learning environment and lead to language fluency.