I had an awesome conversation with Dr. McNeel Jantzen about her academic background, her research, the <a href="http://myweb.facstaff.wwu.edu/~jantzem/LabWebsite/About.html">Language and Neural Systems Lab</a>, and more.
Two notes for this episode: 
1) You probably caught the “explicit” marking on this one — it’s only for some brief swearing near the middle, but this is a cognitive neuroscience-heavy episode of a linguistics podcast, so excited cursing is nearly unavoidable. 
2) I’m so sorry for every time I said “cognitive neuroscienTIST” instead of “cognitive neurosciENCE,” but by the powers of linguistics and CN, maybe we can call this goof an interesting phenomenon?
<a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lpPNl434qos424LzwMaamd0gGWARXccxHW08Zc1nRsw/edit?usp=sharing">Episode transcript</a> by Graham Blair
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2. Dr. Emily Curtis

Asking "What is linguistics?" and answering with what it looks like out in the world, starting with the linguists at Western Washington University in Bellingham, Washington.