Displaying all 6 Episode of Troublesome Terps with the tag “language”.
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10: Gender In Interpreting (Part 1)
16 February 2017 | 30 mins
gender, interpreting, language, research
The three gentlemen have invited Camille Collard, an interpreter and researcher at Ghent University, to join them for a conversation about gender issues in interpreting. Is our profession female-dominated? Do men and women work differently? Listen in and find out.
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7: The outside world doesn't owe us anything
22 August 2016 | 46 mins 17 secs
interpreting, language, ted
We welcome a very special guest: Ewandro Magalhaes. Ewandro tells us how he made his super-successful TED-Ed video "How interpreters juggle two languages at once".
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6: Oh, behave! Booth Manners
9 June 2016 | 53 mins 48 secs
booth, interpreter, interpreting, language, manners
The three troublemakers dive into the pitfalls of booth manners and interpreter etiquette, sharing a few stories along the way. Listen in!
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4: Bad Translation Is Like Bad Coffee
24 March 2016 | 48 mins 11 secs
conference, interpreting, language, translation
We have our first guest on the show, and it's Valeria Aliperta from Rainy London! Val and Jonathan talk about last week's TL Conference in Warsaw and the presentations they gave there. Also:
- A quick preview on the upcoming BP conference in Prague
- How to communicate well with clients to help them get the results they want
- The added value of multilingualism
- Val's contribution to Jonathan's book
- (Re)Branding interpreters and the interpreting profession
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2: Stress and Burnout
2 March 2016 | 52 mins 20 secs
burnout, interpreter, interpreting, language, stress
In the second instalment of our podcast, we talk about stress and burnout among interpreters.
Intro/outro music: "Quit Bitching" by Broke For Free (http://brokeforfree.com/)
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1: Dictionaries On Legs
13 February 2016 | 28 mins 57 secs
babelfish, interpreting, language, technology
Welcome to the first and inaugural episode of Troublesome Terps, a roundtable podcast of interpreters who take issue with anything and everything and who are not afraid to go figuratively and boldly where no interpreter has gone before. I am joined by Jonathan Downie and Alexander Gansmeier. Our topic in this episode: machine interpreting.