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Found in Interpretation is a bilingual podcast dedicated to exploring the multifaceted world of conference interpretation. Hosted by seasoned interpreters Alain Breton and Brian Bickford, each episode delves into the challenges, triumphs, and evolving dynamics of the interpreting profession in both English and French. From dissecting the nuances between remote and on-site interpretation to unpacki... more

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EPISODE IN FRENCH : Dans cet épisode, Sylvie Lemieux, traductrice et chercheuse, discute des défis auxquels font face les traducteurs et interprètes dans un monde en évolution rapide, notamment à cause de l'intelligence artificielle. Elle aborde la q... more

In this episode of the Found In Interpretation podcast, hosts Alain Breton and Brian Bickford engage with Paul Appleyard, a seasoned professional in translation and interpretation. The conversation explores Paul's extensive career journey, from his e... more

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Recent Guests

Paul Appleyard
A professional with a background in translation and interpretation, formerly managing translation processes for software companies.
British Computer Society, American Translators Association, SFT (France)
Episode: Ep .55 - Paul Appleyard on the early days of computer-assisted translation.
Corinne McKay
Freelance interpreter and author
Training for Translators
Episode: Ep. 54 - Corrine McKay: Getting Started as a Freelance Interpreter.
Marisa Rueda Will
CCHI commissioner, medical interpreter, and founder of Tika Interpreter Training Translation
Tika Interpreter Training Translation
Episode: Ep. 53 - Marisa Rueda Will
Chris Rosen
Owner of Global Interpretation, experienced in setup and technical aspects of conference interpretation.
Global Interpretation
Episode: Ep. 52 - The Magic Behind the Booth: Tech, Tones, and Interpretation Rockstars 🎙️✨
Xavier Delisle-Goupil
Student at the Glendon Program in Conference Interpretation, involved in fundraising for intensive courses
Glendon College
Episode: Ep. 51 - Xavier Delisle-Groupil
Nieves García Amigó
Experienced interpreter with 35 years in the field, working internationally.
Episode: Ep. 50 - La Riqueza de la Interpretación en Argentina
Mariela Iñiguez
New interpreter with a background in translation and a passion for interpretation.
Episode: Ep. 50 - La Riqueza de la Interpretación en Argentina
Hans Werner Mühle
Interpreter with extensive experience and a diploma in conference interpretation from the University of Heidelberg.
Former President of AIC France
Episode: Ep. 49 - Hans Werner Mühle
Jérémy Gérin
A French-American interpreter with dual citizenship and extensive experience in interpreting and translation.
Episode: Ep. 48 - Jérémy Antoine Gerin, Navigating Through Red Tape

Hosts

Alain Breton
Co-host who brings seasoned expertise in conference interpretation, sharing insights from his extensive professional background.
Brian Bickford
Co-host with a wealth of experience in the interpretation field, known for engaging dialogues on the transformative dynamics of language services.

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#246
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Ep. 54 - Corrine McKay: Getting Started as a Freelance Interpreter.
Q: Did you only go with what you thought, or did you interview some people or some agencies in order to find some material for your book?
Corinne explains that while she didn't formally interview anyone, her extensive experiences and network in the industry informed the content of her book.
Ep. 54 - Corrine McKay: Getting Started as a Freelance Interpreter.
Q: How do you feel after you've written this book?
Corinne expresses a sense of completion and satisfaction with the positive reception and sales of her book.
Ep .55 - Paul Appleyard on the early days of computer-assisted translation.
Q: When did you transition from the IT world to interpretation?
Paul transitioned back to interpreting after working in IT for about 12 years when he had the opportunity to join his wife, who was a freelance translator.
Ep .55 - Paul Appleyard on the early days of computer-assisted translation.
Q: What is the biggest change of experience in the last decades?
The COVID years have had a significant impact, making interpreters' work more available and allowing them to work from different time zones, which was not possible previously.
Ep. 51 - Xavier Delisle-Groupil
Q: Is there a year one cohort this year?
There was no year one this year as admissions were frozen, but there are plans to reshape the program for future admissions.

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3. Marisa Rueda Will
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5. Xavier Delisle-Goupil
6. Nieves García Amigó
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