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Echoes of Meaning explores language as the quiet force behind everything we know. Linguist and media producer Camila Sabogal Gómez talks with those on the frontlines of translation, research, and advocacy, revealing how words can build, bridge, or divide entire worlds.© 2025 Philosophie Sciences sociales
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    • The Gesture of Thought | With Helen Magowen
      Nov 27 2025

      What if your handwriting could speak your truth — not just your thoughts, but your posture, your breath, your presence?

      We sit down with Helen Magowan — researcher, writer, curator, and expert in 18th-century Japanese calligraphy. Together, we dive into a forgotten world where writing was more than text: it was performance, emotion, and embodied intimacy.

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    • The Overlooked Language of Care | With Carol Velandia
      Aug 15 2025

      In this episode, Camila Sabogal speaks with Carol Velandia — advocate, social worker, interpreter, academic, entrepreneur, and founder of Equal Access Language Services — about the often-overlooked power of language access.

      Carol shares how the ability to speak in your own voice is not a luxury, it’s a right. From hospitals to courtrooms, she explains how language barriers shape systems of exclusion and how we can shift toward justice by centering communication, ethics, and responsibility.

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    • What Shapes a Letter | With Tim Brookes
      Jul 16 2025

      We’re joined by Tim Brookes: writer, researcher, artist, and founder of the Endangered Alphabets Project.

      Through the Endangered Alphabets Project, he explores the deeper realities of writing systems dying — a loss most people rarely consider, yet one with profound consequences for communities, cultures, and humanity as a whole.

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