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Episode Synopsis
Welcome back to Steeped in Storytelling, where every cup is a portal to the interconnected power of story, science, and sound.
This is an episode about what's fading, how words change, and what we can choose to carry forward. Today we’re sipping a tisane full of berries, mint, rose, and hibiscus.
Show Notes
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You can also follow Steeped in Storytelling on Instagram @steepedinstorytellingpodcast.
Steeped in Storytelling, Season 1, Episode 7 “Crafting Meaning: Language Extinction & Revival.” Hosted and Produced by DeLong Voiceover. Released 27 November 2025 via Podbean.
Some of the spaces I spent time in, researching for this episode:
Indigenous Corporate Training ictinc.ca
youtube.com/@PuyallupTribalLanguage
youtube.com/@NavajoGrandma
aacimotaatiiyankwi.org
tulaliplushootseed.com
HowtoPronounce.com
National Geographic
Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages
Wikipedia
Hawai’i Public Radio
Sound Credits
Sound effects by freesound_community from Pixabay
Music by folk_acoustic from Pixabay
This is an episode about what's fading, how words change, and what we can choose to carry forward. Today we’re sipping a tisane full of berries, mint, rose, and hibiscus.
Show Notes
If you enjoyed this episode and you’d like to help support the podcast, please subscribe and leave a rating and review, or share the link with a friend.
You can also follow Steeped in Storytelling on Instagram @steepedinstorytellingpodcast.
Steeped in Storytelling, Season 1, Episode 7 “Crafting Meaning: Language Extinction & Revival.” Hosted and Produced by DeLong Voiceover. Released 27 November 2025 via Podbean.
Some of the spaces I spent time in, researching for this episode:
Indigenous Corporate Training ictinc.ca
youtube.com/@PuyallupTribalLanguage
youtube.com/@NavajoGrandma
aacimotaatiiyankwi.org
tulaliplushootseed.com
HowtoPronounce.com
National Geographic
Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages
Wikipedia
Hawai’i Public Radio
Sound Credits
Sound effects by freesound_community from Pixabay
Music by folk_acoustic from Pixabay
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