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Armenian Freemasons and the men who orchestrated the Armenian Genocide sat in the same Masonic lodges.
Both believed in brotherhood. Both professed a belief in God. Both paid their dues. And one side used that same network to try to destroy the other.
My guest today is Vram Martirosyan — Freemason, diaspora activist, and one of the most honest people I have interviewed about what this brotherhood actually is and is not.
We talked about everything.
Whether Freemasons control governments and elections. Why you cannot become a Freemason if you are an atheist. Why the Illuminati and Freemasonry are not the same organisation. Why Iran banned Freemasonry and the Grand Lodge of Iran operates in exile in California. What actually happens in a lodge. How you get expelled. The full and almost unknown history of Armenian Freemasonry going back centuries before the First Republic. Why Armenian and Turkish Freemasons were in the same lodges and working toward completely opposite ends. Why he said Armenians who didn't join the Sacred Struggle lack national dignity — and whether he still stands by it. Why Pashinyan went after the Armenian church — and what the real calculation was. Why the diaspora is losing its ability to influence Armenia. And what every Armenian watching this needs to understand right now.
This is the conversation about Freemasonry that nobody else is having.
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George H. Young was 19 years old when he was drafted into the United States Army. He didn't choose Vietnam. Vietnam chose him.
In this episode, George - a decorated Vietnam veteran, wounded in action, and current Chaplain of Burbank VFW Post 8310  sits down for one of the most honest conversations about war, coming home, and what happens after that we have ever had on this show.
He talks about the moment his innocence was gone. About being dropped off at an airport with no debriefing, no ceremony, no support — just a bus ticket and a life to figure out. About watching his buddies not come home. About the 41-year marriage that saved him. About holding the flag at funerals and what it costs him every single time.
And about why he still shows up. Every single day.

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What does it take to be truly unbreakable?
Vahick Yedgarian has survived war. Revolution. Financial collapse. A gun held to his head. He built a financial empire from nothing, earned five advanced degrees while working full time, and turned a small soup brand into a major operation in Russia.
He thought he had seen everything.
Then his wife got sick.
In this episode of INSIGHT, Emma Sargsyan sits down with Vahick Yedgarian — CFP, financial economist, and lecturer at five universities — for one of the most honest conversations about money, resilience, love and legacy ever recorded on this show.
This is not a finance episode. This is a masterclass in what it means to build a life.

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This is not a football story.Yura Movsisyan arrived in California from Baku as a refugee with no organized football experience, no academy, no structure. He became the 4th overall pick in the MLS SuperDraft. He signed for Spartak Moscow - Russia's most iconic club - for €7.5 million, and scored a hat-trick on his debut in front of 80,000 people. Then he was publicly accused of match-fixing by the very federation he had given his life to. FIFA investigated. They found nothing. He was never apologized to.Then he came back. And scored 4 goals in 70 minutes.In this conversation, Yura Movsisyan teaches us 8 lessons about discipline, sacrifice, pressure, losing, injustice, and what it means to never give up — not as a motivational phrase, but as a lived decision.This is one of the most honest conversations I have ever had.

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