In our upcoming season, we have stories about voice clones, tongue twisters and small languages fighting back. We’ll hear from comedians, bilingual lovers and badly-behaved grandmothers. Look out for the first episode on November 1.
Music by Harry Edvino and The Freeharmonic Orchestra. Photo by Patrick Cox.
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