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Episode 10: Memory, Identity, and the Armenians of Sudan
In Episode 10 of De Podcast, we sit down with Vahe Boghosian, project director of Sudanahye, the Sudanese-Armenian Heritage Project.
Sudanahye is a multimedia research initiative documenting the history and legacy of Sudan’s Armenian community through oral histories, photographs, archival research and personal stories.
Episode 9: A special conversation in Armenian with Rupen Janbazian
In Episode 9 of De/դէ Podcast, hosts Hagop and Dickran are joined by editor and translator Rupen Janbazian for a special Armenian-language conversation. With Rupen, we discuss his work as an editor for various publications, including TorontoHye, his experience as a translator, and some of the key challenges facing Western Armenian today. The conversation also explores language preservation, identity in the diaspora, and the importance of continuing to create and publish in Armenian. Episode 8: Ancient Vines, Modern Armenia
In this episode of the De Podcast, we sit down with Zara Muradyan — Armenia’s first female winemaker with her own label and Executive Director of the Vine and Wine Foundation of Armenia (VWFA). From ancient winemaking traditions to the future of Armenian wine, this conversation explores how Armenia is re-establishing itself as one of the world’s oldest and most important wine regions. Episode 3: Artsakh Reflections Independence, War, and the 2023 Exodus
On the second anniversary of the September 2023 mass exodus and occupation of Artsakh, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on the significant days of September, honor those who sacrificed their lives for our homeland, and share our experiences.
Episode 1: Welcome to the De/Դէ Podcast
Welcome to the very first episode of De/դէ, a podcast about culture, identity, and everyday life in Armenia and the Armenian diaspora. This podcast is a space for open and honest conversations about the issues that matter: from politics and social change to language, history, and personal stories of navigating life between worlds.
