# Lynne Murphy
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lynne murphy is a professor of linguistics at the University of Sussex. She runs the blog Separated by a Common Language under the username Lynneguist, and has written five books. She received a grant from the NEH Public Scholars Program for her most recent book, The Prodigal Tongue.
How Lynne Murphy Uses OmniFocus
Full transcript and show notes at theomnishow.omnigroup.com
Today, we sit down with Lynne Murphy, a professor of linguistics at the University of Sussex, who shares how she uses OmniFocus to deftly manage the demands of her academic career, international travels, and personal commitments.
Lyn…
The Mesdames and Messieurs of Mayhem, The 13th Letter
The Mesdames and Messieurs of Mayhem are a collective of established Canadian crime fiction authors and talented new writers of the genre. Visit their website, mesdamesofmayhem.com, to watch the CBC documentary about them.
Joining host Erik D'Souza are authors Donna Carrick, Madeleine Harris-Calla…
Stories from ASPEN Trailblazers: Lynn Murphy, MS, RN
Lynne Murphy, MS, RN, shares her journey to leadership in nutrition support and public policy advocacy through ASPEN, highlighting her work on nursing certifications, public policy initiatives, and Capitol Hill advocacy.
Warning to the World: Castlemaine Student Wins Holocaust Education Award -June 30th, 2025
Jerry spoke to 17-year-old writer Esther Tyther from Castlemaine, who has won first place in the Mary Elmes Prize in the Holocaust Studies Literature category organised by Holocaust Education Ireland. Esther will be a youth reader at the National Holocaust Memorial Day annual commemoration which wi…
Anglotopia Podcast: Episode 65 – Lynne Murphy – The American Linguist Who Has Decoded British English For 25 Years
In this episode of the Anglotopia podcast, host Jonathan Thomas speaks with Lynne Murphy, a linguistics professor and author, about the fascinating differences between British and American English. Lynne shares her journey from the US to the UK, her experiences documenting language differences, and…
Agent of the Week - Lynne Murphy: How a Human Resources Career Became $49 Million in Real Estate
Twenty years ago, Lynne Murphy walked away from a twenty-three-year career in Human Resources to start over in real estate. No client list. No referral base. No track record. In two thousand twenty-four, she closed forty-nine point one eight million dollars across forty-two transactions in Wilton, …
ALBION : LYNNE MURPHY
In this episode of OffScript, Dash Arts' Artistic Director Josephine Burton is joined by Lynne Murphy, Professor of Linguistics at the University of Sussex, author of The Prodigal Tongue, and the American voice behind the long-running blog Separated by a Common Language, for a wide-ranging and surp…
Is the “Yankification” of British English really happening?
Brits like to stand firm in preserving the character of the national language – and that means a strong opposition to Americanisms.
In this episode, Abena Oppon speaks to social media personality Chikamso, and academics Professor Lynne Murphy and Christian Ilbury, to find out why people worry abo…
Big Bob [Things Went Pear-Shaped]
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Sometimes things don’t go as planned—sometimes they go sideways, downhill, or ... pear-shaped! In this episode of Randomidiom, we dive into the origin of the expression "things went pear-shaped." Guided by linguists Dr. Lynne Murphy and Ben Yagoda, we track how RAF aerobatic jargon crossed the Atla…
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