VOICE: Lives in Translation
Stephanie RodriguezVOICE is a podcast produced by Lives in Translation, within the Spanish & Portuguese Department at Rutgers University and hosted by Stephanie Rodriguez. Join us as we chat with artists, authors, linguists, translators, poets, professors, and translation & interpreting enthusiasts to discuss the power of language, the ‘definition’ of cultural sustainability, the impact of bilingualism, and the cons... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | Language LearningEducation | ||||
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On this episode of VOICE, Stephanie Rodriguez speaks with Madalena Sánchez Zampaulo, a Spanish and ATA-certified Portuguese to English translator and the owner of Accessible Translation Solutions (ATS), a boutique translation company based in Souther... more
On this episode of VOICE, Stephanie Rodriguez speaks with cultural programmer, academic researcher, and global communications professional, Elizabeth Moe. Liz is dedicated to creating bilingually in business, education, and the arts. Committed to the... more
On this episode of VOICE, Stephanie Rodriguez speaks with Hugo Miranda, a localization project manager with over 10 years of experience as a language specialist in Latin American Spanish in the gaming industry.
They discuss Hugo’s journey through l... more
On this episode of VOICE, Stephanie Rodriguez speaks with Anna Dichter, one of the founders and former Program Manager of Lives in Translation during the first three years of the program. Anna brought her background in social services and work with i... more
On this episode of VOICE, Stephanie Rodriguez speaks with Marina Ilari, CT an ATA certified Spanish translator with over 16 years of experience in the translation industry. She has worked as a translator, editor, and quality assurance specialist for ... more
On this episode of VOICE, Stephanie Rodriguez speaks with John Keene, author of the award-winning collection Counternarratives and the forthcoming collection Punks. He is a translator of poetry, fiction, and essays from Portuguese, French, and Spanis... more
On this episode of VOICE, Stephanie Rodriguez speaks with Chantal Fischzang, Assistant Professor of Graphic Design at RU-N, co-founder of IntraCollaborative, and co-director of Visual Means and Design Consortium. They discuss Lives in Translation's i... more
On this inaugural episode of VOICE, Stephanie Rodriguez speaks with Jennifer Austin, co-founder and faculty advisor of Lives in Translation, Translation and Interpreting Program within the Spanish and Portuguese Studies Department at Rutgers Universi... more
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