Introducing Atlas Linguae, the only atlas you can navigate without a compass. In this new podcast about language and translation from the award-winning multilingual podcast company: Studio Ochenta.
In this new original podcast about language and translation from Studio Ochenta, we dive deep into a variety of language-related topics, such as how can a story really become global? How can one translate humor and what is the future of emoji language?
Listen to a new episode every two weeks beginning December 20th, 2021, wherever you get your podcasts.
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Introducing Atlas Linguae, the only atlas you can navigate without a compass. In this new podcast about language and translation from the award-winning multilingual podcast company: Studio Ochenta.
In this new original podcast about language and translation from Studio Ochenta, we dive deep into a variety of language-related topics, such as how can a story really become global? How can one translate humor and what is the future of emoji language?
Listen to a new episode every two weeks beginning December 20th, 2021, wherever you get your podcasts.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, to a Palestinian mother and an Irish father, content creator Bernadette Kirwan’s upbringing was, while fascinating, a lot more complex than that of even most multicultural people. Bernadette (@bernadette.kirwan) makes shortform video content on Instagram and TikTok, where she often both celebrates and finds humor in her different cultural backgrounds, and in our interview she talks about her unique journey into learning about and appreciating all the cultural roots that she embodies.
Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @ochentapodcasts and on TikTok @studioochenta. We also have a YouTube channel, @ochentapodcasts, where you can watch all the interviews from this season, as well as content from more of our shows.
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