Welcome! Bienvenidos! 欢迎! እንኳን ደህና መጣህ ! 환영! Mabuhay! እንኳዕ ደሓን መፁ ! خوش آمدید ! E komo mai! Chào mừng !In this intro episode, hosts Cristina Sanchez-Martín and Taiko Aoki-Marcial introduce their multilingual storytelling podcast and discuss the values and inspiration behind the podcast and the translationships project.

Welcome! Bienvenidos! 欢迎! እንኳን ደህና መጣህ ! 환영! Mabuhay! እንኳዕ ደሓን መፁ ! خوش آمدید ! E komo mai! Chào mừng !In this intro episode, hosts Cristina Sanchez-Martín and Taiko Aoki-Marcial introduce their multilingual storytelling podcast and discuss the values and inspiration behind the podcast and the translationships project.

Welcome! Bienvenidos! 欢迎! እንኳን ደህና መጣህ ! 환영! Mabuhay! እንኳዕ ደሓን መፁ ! خوش آمدید ! E komo mai! Chào mừng !In this intro episode, hosts Cristina Sanchez-Martín and Taiko Aoki-Marcial introduce their multilingual storytelling podcast and discuss the values and inspiration behind the podcast and the translationships project.

Intro to the translationships storytelling podcast

In each episode we will be talking with different people about their unique stories and their experiences sharing, retelling and translating these stories in community. The people and stories that we highlight come from a wide range of places, languages and cultures. During various workshops and through building relationships our guests have collaborated with us and others on developing and (re)telling stories that are important to them and have shaped them in some way or another. Many of these stories are available in various formats and languages on our project website translationships.net.
The translationships project and podcast have been generously supported by Humanities Washington, The Walter Chapin Simpson Center for the Humanities at the University of Washington and a Community Literacies Grant from the Brown Chair in Education at the University of Arkansas.

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In each episode we will be talking with different people about their unique stories and their experiences sharing, retelling and translating these stories in community. The people and stories that we highlight come from a wide range of places, languages and cultures. During various workshops and through building relationships our guests have collaborated with us and others on developing and (re)telling stories that are important to them and have shaped them in some way or another. Many of these stories are available in various formats and languages on our project website translationships.net. The translationships project and podcast have been generously supported by Humanities Washington, The Walter Chapin Simpson Center for the Humanities at the University of Washington and a Community Literacies Grant from the Brown Chair in Education at the University of Arkansas.

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