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List of the first thirty Conlang Critic episodes:
Conlang Critic Episode One: Lojban
Conlang Critic Episode Two: aUI
Conlang Critic Episode Three: Vötgil
Conlang Critic Episode Four: Láadan
Conlang Critic Episode Five: Ygyde
Conlang Critic Episode Six: Ithkuil
Conlang Critic Episode Seven: Wolflandic
Conlang Critic Episode Eight: Kay(f)bop(t)
Conlang Critic Episode Nine: Klingon
Conlang Critic Episode Ten: Egnlish
Conlang Critic Episode Eleven: Novial
Conlang Critic Episode Twelve: Volkrang
Conlang Critic Episode Thirteen: Líntal
Conlang Critic Episode Fourteen: Swerti
Conlang Critic Episode Fifteen: humanLANG
Conlang Critic Episode Sixteen: Toki Pona
Conlang Critic Episode Seventeen: Elvish
Conlang Critic Episode Eighteen: Esperanto
Conlang Critic Episode Nineteen: Sylvan
Conlang Critic Episode Twenty: Hoixe
Conlang Critic Episode Twenty-One: Sumerian
Conlang Critic Episode Twenty-Two: Toki Pona
Conlang Critic Episode Twenty-Three: Esperanto
Conlang Critic Episode Twenty-Four: Toki Pona
Conlang Critic Episode Twenty-Five: Esperanto
Conlang Critic Episode Twenty-Six: Toki Pona
Conlang Critic Episode Twenty-Seven: Esperanto
Conlang Critic Episode Twenty-Eight: Toki Pona
Conlang Critic Episode Twenty-Nine: Esperanto
Conlang Critic Episode Thirty: Esperanto
Conlang Critic Episode Thirty-One: Esperanto
Conlang Critic Episode Thirty-Two: Esperanto
Conlang Critic Episode Thirty-Three: Esperanto
Conlang Critic Episode Thirty-Four: Esperanto
Conlang Critic Episode Thirty-Five: Esperanto
In the introduction, for each episode, there is a sound bite’ of a highly edited and manipulated voice claiming that a constructed language has diabolical intentions.
The person speaking is Alex Hundert of Dev Alex. He explains that "Within a span of 5 minutes, I went through the Top 30 conlangs from the Conlang Critic YouTube channel. If you find any of the languages interesting, go follow that channel."
Episode one describes the language Lojban however a majority of the episode is spent explaining the historical context behind "the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis."
Episode two is about aUI, a language with only one alphabet.
Episode three discusses "Vötgil," a constructed language, with an "eminently manageable" grammar.
Episode four gives a brief description of the constructed language Láadan and its recent acquisition as a language of the Geek Code.
Episode five is about the language Ygyde and its simplistic grammar.
Episode six illustrates "Ithkuil," a hyper excited language using syntax based on predicate logic.
Episode seven is about Wolflandic, and the idea of giving a name to the language of dogs.
Episode eight describes Kay(f)bop(t), the language of cheese, as well as its phonology.
Episode nine is about Klingon, which is difficult.
Episode 10 is an episode about the various dialects of English.
Episode 11 is about Novial, a language designed by language theoretician Otto Jespersen.
Episode 12 is about Volkrang, a language created by a tribe of cats.
Episode 13 is about Líntal, a language created "to augment their storytelling trade."
Episode 14 is about Swerti, which is built upon six aspects: animal, mineral, plant, man-made, activity, and abstract.
Episode 15 is about humanLANG, "it's a really cool concept."
Episode 16 is about the language Toki Pona, a "perfect" constructed language.
Episode 17 is about Elvish, constructed by J.R.R. Tolkein.
Episode 18 is about Esperanto, which is the most spoken constructed language.
Episode 19 is about the Sylvan language that was inspired by nature.
Episode 20 is about Hoixe, which is a constructed language with three genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter.
Episode 21 discusses the "Sumerian" language.
Episode 22 explains the language Toki Pona and its simplicity.
Episode 23 talks about the constructed language Esperanto.
Episode 24 is about Toki Pona and the use of adjectives.
Episode 25 is about Esperanto, which is a "linguistic savior."
Episode 26 is about Toki Pona, a language that is "unabashedly user-friendly."
Episode 27 is about Esperanto, a language that is "elegant, modern, and just about perfect."
Episode 28 is about Toki Pona, a "quirky" and "odd" language.
Episode 29 is about the language Esperanto, giving an introduction of the "mental gymnastics" that come with learning it.
Episode 30 is about Esperanto, considering the language to be unintimidating.
Episode 31 talks about Esperanto, and the idea of "not caring what you sound like as long as what you're saying is understandable."
Episode 32 discusses Esperanto, and the "complete trust of strangers."
Episode 33 discusses Esperanto, and concludes that "it's probably a language that I wouldn't feel comfortable with."
Episode 34 discusses Esperanto, and talks about the syntax being as alien to European languages as they are to each other.
Episode 35 discusses Esperanto, the possibility that "constructing a language could be a profoundly important endeavor."
Episode 36 features an interview with Esperanto speaker Nathalie Hirst.
Episode 37 features Navajo linguist Travis Michael Piazza.
Episode 38 reintroduces Volkrang, which is "a constructed language created based on the language of cats."
Episode 39 speeds through the languages Hoixe and Kēbēt.
Episode 40 discusses the idea of Simyin, a constructed language based on imitation.
Episode 41 is about the language humanLANG.
Episode 42, Kay(f)bop(t), is about a constructed language that is based on cheese.
Episode 43 is about the human language.
Episode 44 is about the language Wolflandic and its significance in the Society for Creative Anachronism.
Episode 45, "umanLANG," and its ability to help children understand different shades of green.
Episode 46 is all about Sepuluh Siput.
Episode 47, in response to the third installment of the "Blue Umbrella" challenge, Ezai is a constructed language based on insects.
Episode 48, "Toki Pona," a language that allows for simplicity
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