Language supposedly has all these rules.

Most of us never have to think about those rules, but the hidden hand of language guides

nearly every interaction we have with other people, determining whether we connect, entertain,

confuse, insult, or dazzle the people we communicate with.

In Radio Lingo, a new podcast from Duo Lingo in Crooked Media, we explore how language shapes

our world and how our world shapes language.

I'm Amadella Yuckwer.

I'm an audio journalist and James Beard Award winning writer.

I am an awe-void language.

It's complexity and it's simplicity.

The way we can use it to create both distance and understanding.

I'm going to be your guide.

Join us as we take you on a linguistic journey.

From Crooked Media in Duo Lingo, this is Radio Lingo.

New episodes of Tuesdays on your favorite podcast apps.

This 1980 and 17-year-old Christophe Le Boucher is standing on the beach of Etretas in Normandy.

The Queen's seaside town is known for its soaring white cliffs, the fallets, and large rocks

they're all red.

Etretas is a unique place in France.

There are two great fallets, very impressive and magnificent beaches.

It's very wild, with the sea, the fallets and the rocks.

With a tall natural arch that advances into the sea and the rock needle piercing the

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