🥳 A special #WorldEmojiDay episode with not one but two guests. Discussing Apple's emoji preview, and emojis replacing IRL gestures.
- 📘 Because Internet (book)
- 🤷 Emoji aren’t ruining language: they’re a natural substitute for gesture
- 👩⚖️ Emojis and the law
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Sponsor
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More topics
- 🥳 Apple Reveals New 2019 Emojis for World Emoji Day
- 🥯 Apple Fixes Bagel Emoji
- 🧇 Waffle Emoji
- 🙅♀️ Eggplant emoji used in ad deemed ‘not seriously offensive’
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Thanks to
- 🎤 Jonathan Mann for the music
- 🎨 Joshua Jones for the cover art
- 👂 You for listening
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