Echoes of Meaning
Echoes of Meaning
Podcast Description
Echoes of Meaning is an ongoing philosophical conversation about the world of language, translation, and interpreting. Hosted by Camila Sabogal Gómez, a linguist and media producer, the podcast explores how language shapes diplomacy, technology, and human connection.
This is a show for those who see language not merely as words, but as a force that constructs realities, influences decisions, and bridges cultures.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into topics surrounding language, translation, and interpreting, with episodes exploring themes like the influence of language on diplomacy, the emotional aspects of interpretation, and the impact of technology on human communication. For instance, the premiere episode discusses interpreting as a nuanced human act with insights from former diplomatic interpreter Lefteris Kafatos.
Echoes of Meaning explores language as the quiet force behind everything we know.
Linguist and media producer Camila Sabogal Gómez talks with those on the frontlines of translation, research, and advocacy, revealing how words can build, bridge, or divide entire worlds.
What if your handwriting could speak your truth — not just your thoughts, but your posture, your breath, your presence?
We sit down with Helen Magowan — researcher, writer, curator, and expert in 18th-century Japanese calligraphy. Together, we dive into a forgotten world where writing was more than text: it was performance, emotion, and embodied intimacy.
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