Podcasts and Blogs

Podcasts and blogs can be really helpful for you to find out about really interestings concepts you might have not known before. They're usually easy to understand or listen to.

• Hacettepe University Linguistics Community hosts well written posts on linguistics written by students. They also organize Ders Çıkışı Dilbilim, a podcast, where they have a really good recurring team and talk about various topics in linguistics and they invite great guests over to talk about their experience in the field.
• Lingthusiasm is a podcast created by Gretchen McCulloch and Lauren Gawne. Episodes are around half an hour and very lively. Besides their audio format, they also release transcriptions of all of their episodes.
• Ordinary Working Gramarrian is a blog by Chris Collins, a professor of linguistics at NYU. Professor Collins writes general tips for linguistics students, as well as parts of his life as a linguistics professor. The aforementioned guide on writing SOPs is from this very blog.
• professing linguistics is a blog by Amy Rose Deal, a professor of linguistics at UC Berkeley. Professor Deal writes about her experience teaching linguistics and her posts are always interesting and very insightful for students.