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Why to Save a Language
Sophia Smith Galer, UK-based journalist and the author of How to Kill a Language: Power, Resistance, and the Race to Save Our Words (Crown, 2026), talks about what's lost when a language dies.
Photo: A person leads a finger on the lines in the book, but instead of letters only question marks on th…
143: How to Kill a Language (with Sophia Smith Galer)
How does it feel to be isolated from a language and a culture that could have been yours? There are many paths to language loss, but there are also many ways back. Language revitalisation is now happening for communities and individuals. We're talking about it with journalist and lingToker Sophia S…
(Bonus) How to Kill a Language: Power, Resistance, and the Race to Save Our Words with the author Sophia Smith Galer
Welcome to a special BONUS episode, where I chat with an author about their nonfiction book that is morbidly curious book club adjacent, but it hasn't been a pick. Thus, a bonus episode!
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I sat down with the incredible Sophia Smith Ga…
Influence After Empire: Is Britain Still a Great Power? (Professor Brendan Simms)
Is Great Britain really still great? Is it in decline, or has the UK underestimated its own status in the world?
In his latest book The Return of the Great Powers, Brendan Smith, Professor of the History of International Relations at the University of Cambridge, challenges one of the most deeply ro…
What We Lose When a Language Dies
By the end of this century, half of the world's 7,000 languages could be gone. On this episode of Unpacked, host Aislyn Greene hands the mic to travel writer Lucy Kehoe for a conversation about saving language with journalist Sophia Smith Galer, author of the new book How to Kill a Language.
For …
Influence After Empire: Is Britain Still a Great Power? (Professor Brendan Simms)
Is Great Britain really still great? Is it in decline, or has the UK underestimated its own status in the world?
In his latest book The Return of the Great Powers, Brendan Simms, Professor of the History of International Relations at the University of Cambridge, challenges one of the most deeply ro…
120: How (not) to kill a language - Interview with Sophia Smith Galer
Narratives about smaller languages often focus on the death and endangerment sides of the story. There's generally less on the social and political reasons why some languages are favoured at the expense of others, and how community members are working on reconnecting with their languages.
In this…
How to Kill a Language: Sophia Smith Galer in conversation
Power, resistance, and the race to save our world.
By the end of this century half of the world's 7000 languages will be gone. Killed by war, climate breakdown, migration, nationalism, or neglect - and losing with it the vital knowledge that they have sustained for centuries. Sophia Smith Galer -…
How to Kill a Language, Part II
In Part II of our interview with author Sophia Smith Galer, "shared language erosion" — when members of an immigrant family can no longer communicate fluently with each other — and the true cost of letting a language die.
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Rebecca Kuang: the languages that shaped her
Rebecca Kuang (R. F. Kuang) on losing Mandarin as a child in Texas, finding it again in Taipei, and the conversations she never got to have with her grandfather.
The bestselling author of Babel, Yellowface and Katabasis joins Sophia mid-way through her world tour for her new novel, Taipei Story, to…
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