Meet the Revolution

During these troubling times for our nation, many of us turn to our spiritual needs. In this episode Ter Taron explains the meaning of fasting during lent and also the importance of caring for our spiritual needs as a community. You'll find this conversation not only very interesting but also very useful. Intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio. Meet the Revolution is edited via Podcastle.ai! It's an Armenian online audio content creation platform that makes podcasting easier. You can also support the show in the process by signing up through our affiliate link: https://podcastle.ai/?ref=sepouhabrahamian

Narek Margaryan, one half of the political satire show Armcomedy. An interesting guest who is not only very funny but also has an interesting view on Armenian society and its people. Intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio. Meet the Revolution is edited via Podcastle.ai! It's an Armenian online audio content creation platform that makes podcasting easier. You can also support the show in the process by signing up through our affiliate link: https://podcastle.ai/?ref=sepouhabrahamian

A recurring guest at Meet The Revolution, William Bairamian is walking us through the geopolitics of the region. Mind you, this episode was recorded a few weeks ago. Intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio. Meet the Revolution is edited via Podcastle.ai! It's an Armenian online audio content creation platform that makes podcasting easier. You can also support the show in the process by signing up through our affiliate link: https://podcastle.ai/?ref=sepouhabrahamian

A deep dive into the Armenian political arena. In this episode we discuss the future of the homeland together with Robert Markarian and Artin Sookasian. Intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio. Meet the Revolution is edited via Podcastle.ai! It's an Armenian online audio content creation platform that makes podcasting easier. You can also support the show in the process by signing up through our affiliate link: https://podcastle.ai/?ref=sepouhabrahamian

Meet The Revolution is back for another season, cooperating with 301AD. We're kicking off with ANCA legend Raffi Hamparian who teaches us how fighting for a cause works. Intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio. Meet the Revolution is edited via Podcastle.ai! It's an Armenian online audio content creation platform that makes podcasting easier.  You can also support the show in the process by signing up through our affiliate link: https://podcastle.ai/?ref=sepouhabrahamian

A quick one! In this episode we present the raw material of our conversation with Vicken Sosikian, a political analyst who follows the Armenia closely. We're recapping the current political reality in very turbulent times. Meet the Revolution is edited via Podcastle.ai! It's an Armenian online audio content creation platform that makes podcasting easier. You can also support the show in the process by signing up through our affiliate link: https://podcastle.ai/?ref=sepouhabrahamian

An inspiring guest who repatriated to Armenia and started her business in the homelands. Her patriotism made her engage in the future of the country and was one of the creators behind the Verelk programme. A business programme for young entrepeneurs in Artsakh and Syunik. Intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio. Meet the Revolution is edited via Podcastle.ai! It's an Armenian online audio content creation platform that makes podcasting easier. You can also support the show in the process by signing up through our affiliate link: https://podcastle.ai/?ref=sepouhabrahamian

On September 27 2020 the Armenian people were attacked. A painful period where we lost our friends and family and a part of our beloved homeland. In this special episode Aspram Krpeyan, Jirayr Beuchekyan, Hratch Jabrayan and Shant Charchafyan speak about this difficult time. They tell us how they got through 44 days of war. This is an ode to the true patriots. Music is by Nersik Ispiryan, the song is called Nahatak ynkerneris.

What is happening in our region? A new geopolitical situation prevails where our country is still trying to overcome the consequences of the war. Sarkis Mkrtchian, the secretary of the ARF Bureau, explains what this new reality means for Armenia. We cover Panturkism and both allies and enemies of Armenia. Like always intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.

The crisis in Armenia has left our people and communities polarised. Where do we go from here? Is our communication broken? How do we fix that. In these episode we have Saro Paparian, patriot and band member of North Kingsley. With him we discuss our communication. Like always intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.

In this episode we meet none other than Aspram Krpeyan, maybe one of the most talented people in our nation who will undoubtedly make an impact on our nation. We cover Armenia's national crisis and Aspram inspires us to move forward. Like always intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.

Rupen, me, some ice-cold beers at everyone's favourite cafe in Armenia, Meghedy. A slightly different set up than the previous podcasts, just a casual reunion where we discuss Armenian haikus, repatriation, life in Armenia and so on.

Charig and her friends have recently opened an Armenian every day school in Valence, France. Where Armenian schools face difficult times and some even closed down, the Armenian community of Valence is turning heads by opening a brand new school. Charig Hovsepian is telling us all about the incredible work they have been doing during these last few years. As always, intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.

Zartonk Media is a news outlet/media company which tackled the challenges of the new ways of consumption of information like no other in the current Armenian media spectrum. In this episode, Zaven and Van dive deep into the Armenian media landscape together with me. As always, intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.

The second episode in the new season of Meet The Revolution. Due to the situation in Armenia everyone's focus is on rebuilding the nation. Which is why season 2 is dedicated to conversations about nation building. The economic facet of Armenian has been troubling issue since our independence, but even more so after the 45 Day war of Artsakh. In this episode we have Suren Parsyan, economist and board member of the ARF economic board to shed some light on this incredibly important issue. We dive into the core troubles in the past as well as the solutions for the future. As always, intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.

The first episode in the new season of Meet The Revolution. Due to the situation in Armenia everyone's focus is on rebuilding the nation. Which is why season 2 is dedicated to conversations about nation building. One of the key elements is education. In this episode we have Sanan Shirinian, principal at  the Ari Guiragos Minassian school tell us all about the essentials of Armenian education in the Diaspora. As always, intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.

Episode 9 of Meet the Revolution with Mher Almassian, civil engineer and Artsakh war veteran. We dive into his impressive journey from the United States to the frontline in Artsakh where served as volunteer for almost two months. As always, intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.

After a very difficult time in the Republic of Artsakh and Armenia it is time to look at ourselves and look at the situation we are in. Together with William Bairamian we're going into a variety of topics of how on earth we got where we are today. Tell me what you think about our assessment of the situation. As always music by Rage Against the Machine and the song is called Guerilla Radio.

Episode 7 of Meet the Revolution is picking up where it left last season. This time I'm going solo as I don't have a guest for this episode about Artsakh. This might be the most important episode to me as it covers some aspects of the war we are currently in. This war is an existential matter to the Armenians and I hope to share some insights about it in this episode. As always, intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.

Our very first Armenian episode with none other than Sergei Sargsyan. The Armcomedy satirical news show anchor has redefined the political landscape in Armenia together with his co-host. For years they have been the go-to-guys for a rather objective view of the Armenian society. Together with Sergei I'm tackling some essential topics to understanding the Armenian mindset. We have been unfortunate to have some low quality audio on this episode, but it's incredibly entertaining none the less. Enjoy! And as always, intro music by Rage against the machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.

Episode 5 of Meet the Revolution welcomes ANCA's Aram Hamparian to the show. This legend of the Hai Dat has some very interesting insights regarding the recognition of the Armenian Genocide by the US Senate and has some awesome advice for the youth. As always, intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.

Episode 4 of Meet the Revolution features Rupen Janbazian, head editor at H-Pem. We dive into how Armenian culture is preserved and how it evolves. Mix that together with some new technological innovation and you'll be at the very start of a grassroots cultural revolution. As always, intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.

Our second Dutch episode features Bart Damen, historian and whiskyclub chairman (don't know if that's a thing, but hey). We cover some sweet spots regarding the history of the recognition of the Armenian Genocide and he shares some stories about his personal experiences regarding Turkish denial politics. As always, intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.

Meet the Revolution's first English podcast. Khachik Choukhajian is a historian, philosopher specialised in virtue ethics, in this episode we are dismantling the perception of the Armenians of the diaspora and delve into some interesting thoughts about being involved in Armenia. As always, intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.

The first Dutch episode of Meet the Revolution. I'll be challenging some ideas together with Yannick and talk about his book "Met het uitzicht op Ararat". As always, intro music by Rage Against the Machine, the song is called Guerilla Radio.