I can't wait to share with you all the super interesting resources I've found while working on this Languages through Music book! Stephon Alexander's The Jazz of Physics is one ✨

Have you heard this?. I just shared it on Skoolers and thought of this channel. It’s one of my favorites. https://youtu.be/GaB9F3R9cIY?si=zVJ6knAHBm2Hj7_U

Greetings all! Sorry for the radio silence, finishing this Languages through Music book is taking up all the time I have when I'm not teaching :D How are you doing? What are your favourite languagey/musical books? Here are some of mine: The African Imagination in Music by Kofi Agawu Speaking Neanderthals by Stephen Mithen Jazz of Physics by Stephon Alexander Has anyone here written a book and lived to tell the tale? 😅 Please share if so!

Here's the 50th episode, with the most multilingual person I know! LTM ft. Richard Simcott https://open.spotify.com/episode/2a0WcCE3ms10TBbMgqvLdI?si=98ff681b1e5a4150

https://open.spotify.com/episode/26hGxchgzyTtzarPVxaAjl?si=H8E9t4mXSyWXaKAlQfXcPg At The Polyglot Gathering in Prague a couple of years back, I met multilingual language coach and educator Guillermo Manzano-Fabre. Growing up in Germany, Guillermo speaks Spanish, German, Italian, English, French, Mandarin, Swahili, and has started studying Farsi. From Cuban classics and French hip-hop to Swahili beats and Chinese rap, this conversation explores how music accelerates language learning, deepens cultural understanding, and builds confidence beyond the classroom ▶️▶️▶️