Conlangery Podcast

Conlangery Podcast


Latest Episodes

Andrea Weilgart and the Language of Space
May 20, 2025

We have a special episode today. Andrea Weilgart, the daughter of W. John Weilgart, the creator of aUi, came on to discuss her fathers language and her work to continue his legacy. aUi website The Er

Madeline James on Conlanging for Writing
February 17, 2025

I had a nice discussion with author Madeline James about how she has just begun learning conlanging to create naming languages and formulaic spells. Join us as we discuss how she focuses on limited co

ZeWei Discusses Conlang Music and Cursed Pronouns
January 20, 2025

Today, ZeWei joins us to talk about their music and conlanging, as well as the Cursed Conlang Circus and more. ZeWeis channel.

Conlangery Has a Bouba
July 29, 2024

Jake and Miles of Lets have a Bouba come on to talk about conlanging on YouTube.

Carl Buck on Conlanging for Halo
June 10, 2024

Carl Buck joins us to discuss his work as co-creator of Sangheili on Halo as well as his own personal conlanging work. Links:

Jessie Peterson’s Conlang Year
February 27, 2024

I interview Jessie Peterson of @LangTimeStudio about her Conlang Year project, as well as her other conlanging education and promotion projects. See Conlang Year here: https://www.quothalinguist.com

Interview with Artifexian
January 22, 2024

I talked to Artifexianabout his work on Abheski and the new conlanging community on YouTube.

Cursed Conlanging with Agma Schwa
December 22, 2023

Today, I interview Agma Schwa about dog languages, cursed conlangs, and creativity. Make sure to check out this years Cursed Conlang Circus!

Talking Movie Conlanging with Paul Frommer
November 27, 2023

https://youtu.be/KpLt4v2PhQA George talked to Paul Frommer, the creator of Na'vi, about his work creating languages for movies. Resources mentioned: Looking at Languages by Paul Frommer and Edwar

Can ChatGPT Create a Language?
October 31, 2023

George breaks down a paper that discusses ChatGPTs supposed ability to create languages. It is not impressive. Citations Diamond, Justin. Genlangs and Zipfs Law. ArXiv Computer Science, 2023. http