Joined by guest host Lizzie Wade, contributing correspondent for Science magazine, Adam and Lizzie engage in a conversation about the significance of native languages when writing their history, the aftermath of living through a catastrophe, and blaming the British Empire for climate change concerns. First, Adam and Lizzie dig a bit deeper in the discovery of a new, old language, in Turkiye, and how it’s discovery, and words like “rizz”, give insightful context to the history of an almost forgotten people. Then, they contemplate blaming climate change on the British, but instead discuss colonialism, and its track record of impeding the development of smaller nations through resource exploitation. Tune in now and enjoy the type of conversations you wish you had around the workplace water cooler! (Lizzie Wade: www.LizzieWade.com)