In this interview, we hear from Judy Pine on where linguistics resides within anthropology, where linguistic anthropology resides within the world, and how, for Judy, the process of becoming a linguist continues.
 
<a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1__2GGH5cHzWZ0lC-8K-Ik9GYrlRaBZCnlhlwCaSqew8/edit?usp=sharing">Episode transcript</a> by Graham Blair
 
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7. Dr. Jordan Sandoval

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.