<p>Sarah Snyder and Kevin Kato host &#34;Turn Taking,&#34; the podcast that makes writing studies research accessible in the broadest sense of the term and highlights takeaways for people, including not only product but process. Turn Taking also brings to the forefront the personalities behind the writing studies research.  </p>

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<p>In this episode, we are speaking with Dr. Neomy Storch from the University of Melbourne. She is currently an Associate Professor In Applied Linguistics and ESL at the School of Languages and Linguistics. Her primary research interest is collaborative writing. Her most recent publication is an edited collection with Wataru Suzuki, “Languaging in Language Learning and Teaching: A Collection of Empirical Studies” published with John Benjamins in 2020.</p>

"The people are more important than the work"

S1E1: Neomy Storch

The podcast that brings writing studies home.

Sarah Snyder and Kevin Kato host "Turn Taking," the podcast that makes writing studies research accessible in the broadest sense of the term and highlights takeaways for people, including not only product but process. Turn Taking also brings to the forefront the personalities behind the writing studies research.