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Author: Bridget Conor

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A podcast exploring how simple language has been subverted and repurposed to influence our thinking and change the way we talk - and listen.
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Episode Six: Birth

Episode Six: Birth

2017-03-2717:17

Birth. Creation. Labour. It's a heady mix! Today I'm in conversation with Sara de Benedictis. Sara is about to begin a lectureship in media and communications at Brunel University and in this episode we discuss birth, live-tweeting and One Born Every Minute. Join us for the final episode in the first season of Doublespeaking.
Episode Five: Sharing

Episode Five: Sharing

2017-03-2018:19

Sharing is caring. Sharing is pure, virtuous, selfless. So does all this apply in the new and wonderous sharing economy in which we're all now supposed to participate? Today I discuss the word sharing with Dr Zeena Feldman, lecturer in Digital Humanities at King's College London.
Everyone's an entrepreneur these days right? If not a titan of business then a titan of our lives, our jobs, our own bodies? Today I discuss the word entrepreneur with Christina Scharff, senior lecturer in Culture, Media and Creative Industries at King's College London. We discuss brands, injuries and oh yes, power suits.
Episode Three: Talent

Episode Three: Talent

2017-03-0617:54

Everybody's got talent right? Every nation, every person, every person's dog? Today I chat with Natalie Wreyford, research fellow from the University of Southampton about the word talent and it's slippery, magical power.
Episode Two: Work

Episode Two: Work

2017-02-2717:55

Work, work, work; such a simple yet powerful refrain. Today I talk to Jamie Hakim from the University of East Anglia about work, bodies and austerity. Oh, and Rihanna and Britney.
Episode One: Clean

Episode One: Clean

2017-02-2016:26

'Clean' eating now has a bad rap but what does it even mean anyway? Today I talk with Rachel O’Neill, research fellow at the University of York about rainbow bowls, Deliciously Ella and everything that clean is not.
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