Fluent AF

Fluent AF is a podcast about language, culture, identity, and the stories that make us human.Hosted by Priscilla Tovar, each episode explores the hidden ways language shapes memory, relationships, belonging, food, grief, dreams, superstition, and culture.Whether you’re bilingual, bicultural, or simply curious about people, Fluent AF will leave you seeing the world a little differently.New episodes every other Wednesday.

Fluent AF is a education podcast hosted by Priscilla Tovar, with 37 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Priscilla Tovar hosts Fluent AF, a education show with 37 episodes published.

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  Fluent AF

  Episode 37: The People We Almost Meet

  Jul 22, 20265 min

  What if life is less about CASUAlidades and more about CAUSAlidades. Years before Tony and I ever spoke, we found ourselves in the same room at a roller derby party in Bogotá. Same night. Same place. Different lives. We never met. Years later, we got married. In this episode of Fluent AF , we explore the difference between casualidad (coincidence) and causalidad (cause and effect), why language shapes the way we recognize people, and how the smallest, most ordinary moments often become the biggest turning points in hindsight. Because maybe the people who will change your life are already closer than you think. Maybe you’ve already shared a room with them. You just haven’t met… yet.

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  Ep. 35: Why Do We Hate the Sound of our Own Voice

  Jun 24, 20267 minS1

  In Episode 35 of Fluent AF, we ask a question almost everyone has asked after hearing a voice note, video, or recording: Why do I hate the sound of my own voice? From bone conduction and brain science to identity, storytelling, folklore, and the strange power of hearing ourselves from the outside, this episode explores why our own voice can feel so unfamiliar. Because maybe the voice in your head was never the voice the world heard. Episode 35 out now. Spotify • Apple • YouTube #language #voice# #folklore #sound #FluentAFPodcast

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  Ep. 34: Language is Access: The Truth about Becoming Multiligual

  Jun 11, 202634 minS1

  Can you become multilingual without moving abroad? Most people think language learning requires talent, perfect grammar, or years of living overseas. It doesn’t. In this episode of Fluent AF, language educator and polyglot Magui Jiménez joins Priscilla Tovar to unpack some of the biggest myths about becoming multilingual and why discipline matters far more than talent. Together, we explore: • Why some people succeed at language learning and others quit • Whether multilingual people are actually smarter • How language creates access to friendships, careers, travel, and opportunities • What fluency really looks like in the real world. Because becoming multilingual isn’t about sounding perfect. It’s about showing up consistently. Listen now. Spotify • Apple • YouTube #language #learning #Polyglot #Spanish # #Culture #Travel #FluentAFPodcast

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  Episode #33

  Ep. 33: The Secret Language of Objects

  May 29, 202610 minS1

  <p>Why do humans give power to objects?</p><p><br></p><p>Form evil eye bracelets and Italian horns to rabbit's feet, rosaries, lucky socks, and candles lit in complete silence, every culture has created objects that mean far more than the object itself.</p><p>In this episode of Fluent AF, we explore the strange, beautiful ways human attach meanings to things. Why do we keep lucky charms? Why do certain objects instantly transport us back to childhood, home, and the people who raised us?</p><p>On top of that, we dive into inherited rituals from listeners...

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  Fluent AF

  Ep. 32: From Naming Comes Knowing: The Language of the Source

  May 20, 20267 minS0

  <p>Before language became content, it was survival. Literally!</p><p>Episode 32 of Fluent goes back to the source: firelight, foraging, naming, memory, and the first sounds humans used to make sense of the world around them.</p><p>Form ancient plant knowledge to the hidden power of grammar, this episode explores how language didn't just help us communicate, it helped us survive, connect, and become human.</p><p>Because maybe the first word wasn't about power. Maybe it was about care.</p><p><br></p>

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