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I am a linguist and professional researcher who loves doing all kinds of research, especially about history. People sometimes ask me questions about language or history or various other things, and if I don't already know the answer, I do the research for them and explain it to them later. I decided to make a podcast out of some of the questions people have asked me, because if one person asked, then there must be a few more who asked or who would at least be interested. Right? Join me as I dive into a wide variety of topics, focusing mainly on the history and language related to those items, from word origins to people's origins (genealogy) to art, science, culture, food, literature, animals... almost anything is fair game for me to ramble about.
Unknown Host hosts Roz's Random Ramblings: Language, History, and Other Adventures.
This episode looks at the answers to two questions: How did Madrid, Iowa, get its name? and How did Kossuth, Humboldt, and Webster counties get their shapes? Both have entertaining answers about the wild west... well, wi
If you've ever had Korean food, one thing you know is that they like their spice. But why do Koreans love spicy food? This episode looks at the history of gochu, a distinctly Korean spice, including theories about where
Where do cookies come from? The answer may surprise you. This episode is a wild and crazy ride through the history of cookies, discussing where they come from and how they got their name.
This episode changes things up a bit - got to be random! - by looking at a couple of generations from my brother-in-law's family tree. Specifically, his 14th and 15th great grandparents, who hung out in the court of the
Ever notice that green can mean nice things, like spring and plants, but also nasty things, like poison and sickness? This episode takes a look at the color green, beginning with the origin of the word - I am a linguist,
Ever wonder why so many people have lawns? Like, who started this trend? This episode looks at the evolution of lawns, including a look at the surprising history of the word as well as some fun history of why so many peo
An introduction to why I decided to start a podcast, followed by an entertaining explanation of why two, to, and too sound the same, even though they're spelled differently.
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