
Language Therapy with Dr. K explores language in the Armenian context. Discover the quirky nuances, fun, and frustrations of language, as Dr. Shushan Karapetian delves into conversations about immigration, diaspora, shame, bilingualism, culture, heritage, and so much more. A USC Dornsife Institute of Armenian Studies podcast.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyEducationLanguage Learning | |||

What happens when your first American "language" isn't English, but jazz? How does a voice shaped in the uncertainty and upheaval of 1990s Armenia find its way onto New York's storied jazz stages while still carrying the timbre of folk songs and cand... more
What does it mean to write the words that shape history? How does language become a tool of power, persuasion, and memory? In this live episode, Dr. K sits down with Ken Khachigian—author of Behind Closed Doors: In the Room with Reagan and Nixon and ... more
What does it mean to call Armenian an Indo-European language? And how do linguists actually prove such family ties? In this episode, Dr. K and historical-comparative linguist Dr. Hrach Martirosyan trace Armenian's journey from its Indo-European roots... more
What does it mean to live and create between languages? How can code-switching become a form of artistry? In this episode of Language Therapy with Dr. K, Armenian American singer, songwriter, and one-half of the chart-topping duo Capital Cities, Sebu... more
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The content primarily explores the multifaceted experiences surrounding the Armenian language, including its cultural significance, identity dynamics within the diaspora, and the interplay of language with personal narratives. Topics frequently discussed include the challenges of bilingualism, the effects of immigration on language acquisition, and the importance of preserving linguistic heritage. The conversations often feature notable figures within the Armenian community, providing personal anecdotes and professional insights that enrich the dialogue. This inviting and educational approach likely resonates with listeners who have a vested interest in language, cultural identity, and the Armenian experience.
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3. Narek Amirkhanyan
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