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Interpreters & Interrupters is the podcast for professional and student interpreters looking to refine their skills and stay inspired. In Season 2, we’re bringing you expert tips, insightful interviews, and discussions on the topics that matter most in the world of interpreting. Regardless of where your interpreting gigs take you, join us as we explore the art, challenges, and evolving landscape of interpretation.
Unknown Host hosts Interpreters & Interrupters, a education show with 40 episodes published.
Maritza and co-host Elena discuss why interpreting is more than just knowing two languages and translating words. They share five signs you might be well-suited to be an interpreter, or maybe not. Send us Fan Mail
Welcome to Season Three of 'Interpreters and Interrupters' hosted by Maritza! In this episode, Maritza shares detailed insights about her journey and experiences in becoming a medical interpreter after starting as a lega
AI vs. Human Interpreters: A Deep Dive into the Future of Jobs and Ethics In this episode of 'Interpreters and Interrupters,' host Maritza discusses the potential impact of AI on interpreting jobs and the broader implica
From Language Lover to Interpreter: A Conversation with Athena Matilsky Athena shares her journey into interpreting, which began with a love for Spanish. Athena describes the differences between medical and court interpr
The vocal mechanism is explained, including how vocal folds work and the impact of breath and body posture. Maritza shares practical tips for voice care, such as warming up with specific exercises, staying hydrated, diet
Fresh insights, practical tips, and career guidance. Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned pro, we've got you covered. Our host, Maritza brings a wealth of experience and passion to the table. She is a legal and
Emergency Room Interpreter: Chaos, Challenges, and Compassion Senior Spanish interpreter Elena Cruz shares her journey from starting as a phone interpreter to becoming an in-person interpreter in an emergency room. Elena
Maritza shares a personal experience about the importance of being aware of your surroundings. She recounts a close call in an MRI room and underscores the consequences of not paying attention to safety protocols. Maritz
Whether you're in the legal or medical fields, this episode is a must-watch for professionals new to working with interpreters, as well as for interpreters looking to understand common challenges in the workplace. Send u
This episode addresses the complexities and surprises faced by interpreters in their daily work, revealing that even simple words can pose challenges. The recent political changes in the United States, including the new
The Challenges and Rewards of Over-the-Phone Interpreting: Everything You Need to Know The episode covers the history of OPI, its advantages and disadvantages, the skills required, and steps to become a telephone interpr
The Ethical Boundaries and Pitfalls of Professional Interpreting In this episode of Interpreters and Interrupters, host Maritza discusses the case of Ippei Mizuhara, an interpreter who defrauded baseball star Shohei Ohta
Indigenous Language Interpreting Is In Demand We delve into the world of interpreting indigenous languages, specifically Q'eqchi'. Featuring Jace Norton, founder and CEO of Maya Bridge Language Services, we explore the u
Razan Roumany, shares her journey and experiences as an Arabic and Spanish medical and conference interpreter. Razan details her early inspiration to become an interpreter, her challenges, and the fulfilling aspects of h
Interpreters and Interrupters welcomes Ana Fauvet, a nationally certified medical interpreter and event organizer. They discuss the delicate balance of compassion and professionalism in medical interpreting. The conversa
Ring of Fire 20 is the last installment of a weekly terminology practice session for all levels of interpreters and for all languages, including ASL. Terminology includes Medical, Legal, and General categories. Check out
Ring of Fire is a weekly terminology practice session for all levels of interpreters, students, new and seasoned, and can be used for all languages, including ASL. In this Practice: Legal Terms Interest Rate; Tax Rate; E
In this episode, we explore the steps to becoming an interpreter in the United States. We delve into the differences between translators and interpreters, types of interpreting, and essential questions to ask yourself be
Ring of Fire is a weekly terminology practice session for all levels of interpreters, students, new and seasoned, and can be used for all languages, including ASL. In this Practice: Legal Category Gross Misdemeanor, Firs
Maritza shares her personal experiences and challenges during interpreting tests and provides information on the different formats and requirements that will help you be successful. Send us Fan Mail
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