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    Posted by Language Creation Society <lcs@conlang.org> on Wed 21 of Jan, 2009 22:19 GMT

    The LCS podcast is now live!

    To subscribe, you have various options (they all result in the same thing):

    iTunes: <http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=298778513>
    any RSS reader: <http://feeds.feedburner.com/conlangs?format=xml>
    (e.g. for <http://reader.google.com>)
    via email: <http://www.feedburner.com/fb/a/emailverifySubmit?feedId=2710897&loc=en_US>
    take-your-pick: <http://feeds.feedburner.com/conlangs>
    manually: <http://conlang.org/podcast.php> (the latest episode will
    also be on the front page)

    If you have subscribed before (e.g. while we were experimenting with
    the RSS feed), please try it again; it should work now.

    Our expected release schedule is every 2 weeks to start; this may
    increase as we get more contributions.

    Upcoming podcasts include interviews with Donald Boozer, Sally Caves,
    Sonja Elen Kisa, Tony Harris, Thomas E. Payne, David Peterson, and
    Sylvia Sotomayor (among others).

    We are actively seeking people interested in contributing, particularly:

    • interviewers who can seek out and record conversations with

    interesting conlangers (or topics of interest to conlangers)

    • Interviewers and conlangers interested in doing "making of"

    conversations, going into the specifics of some particular
    conlang-creation decision - what was chosen, what was rejected, why,
    and how

    • people who can write and record original material of interest to

    conlangers - e.g. news, linguistics tidbits, brief (or extended)
    tutorials, etc

    • music in a conlang to use in outro sequences
    • original theme music to use for intro & outro sequences and branding


    If that sounds like you, or you have another idea for something you'd
    like the community to hear, please email us at lcs@conlang.org.

    Enjoy,
    Sai Emrys & David Peterson


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    Posted by Brett Williams on Sat 31 of Jan, 2009 19:51 GMT

    On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 5:13 PM, Language Creation Society
    <lcs@conlang.org> wrote:
    > The LCS podcast is now live!


    .i doi jbopre mi ti nelci .i pe'i za'e mlidu'e lo ka sampu do'e lo'e
    runbau nelci .i mu'a ciksi du'e bauske valsi .i ku'i la'a le ba
    selvreji cu zmadu lo ka pluja sruma co'e .i xo do tirna le selfinti
    pei

    mu'o mi'e selkik


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    Posted by Sai Emrys on Sun 01 of Feb, 2009 00:20 GMT

    On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 11:48 AM, Brett Williams <mungojelly@gmail.com> wrote:
    > .i doi jbopre mi ti nelci .i pe'i za'e mlidu'e lo ka sampu do'e lo'e
    > runbau nelci .i mu'a ciksi du'e bauske valsi .i ku'i la'a le ba
    > selvreji cu zmadu lo ka pluja sruma co'e .i xo do tirna le selfinti
    > pei
    >
    > mu'o mi'e selkik

    Mind giving me a translation?

    - Sai


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    Posted by Minimiscience on Sun 01 of Feb, 2009 00:49 GMT posts: 3588

    de'i li 31 pi'e 01 pi'e 2009 la'o fy. Sai Emrys .fy. cusku zoi skamyxatra.
    > On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 11:48 AM, Brett Williams <mungojelly@gmail.com> wrote:
    > > .i doi jbopre mi ti nelci .i pe'i za'e mlidu'e lo ka sampu do'e lo'e
    > > runbau nelci .i mu'a ciksi du'e bauske valsi .i ku'i la'a le ba
    > > selvreji cu zmadu lo ka pluja sruma co'e .i xo do tirna le selfinti
    > > pei
    > >
    > > mu'o mi'e selkik
    >
    > Mind giving me a translation?
    .skamyxatra

    "Lojbanists, I like this. I think there is a little too much simplicity with
    regard to artifact-language fans. For example, they explain too many
    language-science words. However, probably, the facts that will be recorded
    exceed the property of complex assumption things ???. How many of you heard
    the created thing i.e., the podcast, and how do you feel about it?"

    Or something like that. I'm really not sure what he meant by "{zmadu loka
    pluja sruma co'e}." Perhaps he left out a {sumti}, but what is "{ka pluja
    sruma co'e}" supposed to be?

    mu'omi'e .kamymecraijun.

    --
    re po'o da xanka jai se djica fa loi nanba .e loi carce terjvi
    sei sa'a la .iuvenalis. cusku


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    Posted by Brett Williams on Sun 01 of Feb, 2009 00:59 GMT

    On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 7:18 PM, Sai Emrys <conlangs@saizai.com> wrote:
    >
    > Mind giving me a translation?

    .ue do jundi
    Surprise! You attend!

    .i .u'u mi fanva fu di'e
    Sorry, my translation is as follows.


    .i doi jbopre mi ti nelci
    Lojbanists, I like this.

    .i pe'i za'e mlidu'e lo ka sampu do'e lo'e runbau nelci
    IMHO too simple re conlang likers.

    .i mu'a ciksi du'e bauske valsi
    For instance, it explains too many linguistics words.

    .i ku'i la'a le ba selvreji cu zmadu lo ka pluja sruma co'e
    But probably the later recordings will have more assumption of complexity.

    .i xo do tirna le selfinti pei
    How many of you heard this creation, and how did you feel?


    mu'o mi'e selkik


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    Posted by Brett Williams on Sun 01 of Feb, 2009 01:49 GMT

    On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 7:48 PM, Minimiscience <minimiscience@gmail.com> wrote:
    > Or something like that. I'm really not sure what he meant by "{zmadu loka
    > pluja sruma co'e}." Perhaps he left out a {sumti}, but what is "{ka pluja
    > sruma co'e}" supposed to be?


    yes i didn't phrase that well :-) i just meant that their later
    recordings will probably assume we already know more basic facts about
    conlanging and linguistics, like i think in that first episode they
    even defined "phonology"


    mu'o mi'e selkik


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    Posted by Sai Emrys on Sun 01 of Feb, 2009 01:52 GMT

    On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 4:58 PM, Brett Williams <mungojelly@gmail.com> wrote:
    snip

    Thanks for the translations!

    > .i pe'i za'e mlidu'e lo ka sampu do'e lo'e runbau nelci
    > IMHO too simple re conlang likers.
    >
    > .i mu'a ciksi du'e bauske valsi
    > For instance, it explains too many linguistics words.
    >
    > .i ku'i la'a le ba selvreji cu zmadu lo ka pluja sruma co'e
    > But probably the later recordings will have more assumption of complexity.

    Ah, yes. Fair point.

    We tried to strike a balance there. Some of our audience will be
    complete n00bs - e.g. people who happen to come across the podcast in
    iTunes who just happen to be interested in language generally, but
    have zero knowledge of linguistics. Some will be very advanced
    conlangers with linguistics PhDs and years of research & conlanging
    behind them.

    We have to appeal to both - so, we try to explain any jargon we use
    and open with relatively fundamental stuff (so as not to scare the
    newbies) yet address topics in some depth (so as not to bore the
    oldbies).

    Especially so in the intro podcast, as it's intended to be an
    explanation of who & what we are. Subsequent podcasts will get into
    more advanced topics.

    As mentioned in the podcast - if you're interested in contributing
    something (about Lojban or otherwise) let us know. You're welcome to
    make it as introductory or in-depth as you like - though we'd prefer
    something that covers the spectrum (either within the course of one
    episode, or over several episodes in a series), just for the sake of
    increasing the audience accessibility.

    - Sai


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