All-In Translation

We’re joined by Stephanie Fortuna, an experienced educator whose allowed her cultural background to inform her teaching style in a unique and relatable way.

In this episode we’re joined by Pastor Kwesi Barnes, a Senior pastor from Ghana who knows first hand what it’s like to maneuver cultural diversity while pursuing his calling in ministry.

In this episode, we look at how American culture has had influence around the world, and how our American ways of thinking affect our interactions in environments with diverse cultural backgrounds.

Our first guest, Michael Medina, is a Cuban-American language enthusiast, whose been a self-taught student of French language and culture since 2008. Tune in as he shares some of his unique experiences, and why language textbooks should not be your only study method as a language learner.

Nowadays, people are more concerned with how they are identified by others, especially when it comes to their cultural background. The last thing you want is to offend someone by using outdated lingo to acknowledge their culture. In this episode we share some ways to step up your cultural intelligence.

Get to know your hosts, Antonio Fortuna and Lauren Logan, as we share our backgrounds and where our passions for language learning are rooted. Listeners will also get an idea of what to expect from future episodes.

!Bienvenidos! Namaste. Thank you for listening to All-In Translation! Meet your hosts as we kick off our binge-worthy podcast tailor-made for language learners and culture enthusiasts alike. Regardless of your motivation to learn, tune in as we discuss how language and culture open up endless ways to communicate with others.