# Laura Spinney
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laura spinney (born August 1971) is a British science journalist, novelist, and non-fiction writer whose 2017 book Pale Rider is an account of the 1918 influenza pandemic.
== Education ==
Spinney graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Sciences from Durham University in 1993.
== Career ==
Spinney has written for Nature, National Geographic, The Economist, New Scientist, and The Guardian.
Episode 9: BG Joseph Berger III – Modernizing Our Thinking
On today’s podcast we have BG Joseph B. Berger, the Commanding General of The Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center and School, the premier training, education, and analysis institution for military law. As the Commander, BG Berger is responsible for developing and executing our Army’s (and in many…
Indo-European: The Language Family That Went Global
In this Conflicted Conversation, Thomas meets Laura Spinney, author of Proto: How One Language Went Global, the story of the Proto-Indo-European language and its descendants, which are spoken today by half of humanity.
Laura explains:
How, where, and among whom Proto-Indo-European emerged
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#59: Laura Spinney - Proto: The Language that Runs Through Us
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The delightful and engaging Laura Spinney is a science journalist and author of the book Proto. Laura joins the podcast to help us unpack the extraordinary story of the ancient Bronze Age Yamnaya culture, whose linguistic legacy endures today in the family of Indo-European lang…
Where does language come from?
A language that was spoken thousands of years ago eventually morphed into nearly all of the languages spoken today in the West. Science writer Laura Spinney joins host Krys Boyd to discuss the proto-Indo-European language, how it connects languages as varied as English and Russian, and how research…
History + a Side of Science | History Pop-Up with Ron Tester
Ron Tester is back for a History Pop-Up. And it turns out we both spent the month reading about people dying of things nobody understood at the time.
Ron's been looking at the physician who worked out cholera came from the water, while the authorities determinedly ignored his findings. I've got a…
History + a Side of Science | History Pop-Up with Ron Tester
Ron Tester is back for a History Pop-Up. And it turns out we both spent the month reading about people dying of things nobody understood at the time.
Ron's been looking at the physician who worked out cholera came from the water, while the authorities determinedly ignored his findings. I've got a…
Proto: How One Ancient Language Went Global, by Laura Spinney
How does one ancient language live on in half the languages we speak today? Dr. Rich Warms, Professor of Anthropology, joined me for a discussions of Laura Spinney's far-ranging book Proto.
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224. Make Your Messages Epic: The Evolution of Words and the Stories They Carry
Why modern communication still relies on ancient words and narratives.All communication and connection depend on one thing: language. That’s why Laura Spinney says understanding language — where it comes from and how it evolves over time — can help us use it more effectively.“Language is incredibly…
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