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.