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In this episode of the Honey Bank, Adam Semergian, academic coordinator of the Arts and Science Federation of Associations (ASFA) talks about student mobilization against austerity measures at Concordia, specifically the recent special general meeting hosted by ASFA.Produced by Sabina BellisarioCover art by Jason Maia Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

In episode 9 of Financing My Future, Christelle shares how her stable, supported reality contrasts sharply with the typical struggling student narrative. A 20-year-old journalism student at Concordia and The Concordian’s Podcast Editor, she’s grown up with her needs fully covered—money has always been there, without much reason to question it.Christelle reflects on spending years surrounded by people in similar circumstances, and the shift that came with meeting others in CEGEP and university whose financial realities looked completely different. From never budgeting to relying on her mom as her “tax clinic,” she opens up about entering adulthood without financial pressure—and without the urgency to build financial literacy.This episode explores the quiet uncertainty that can exist alongside financial security, the illusion of “having time,” and the mindset shift required to take money seriously before you’re forced to.We explore ETFs as a tool for long-term wealth. Check out my ETF watchlist article for some inspiration. We also use the Wealth multiplier tool, to ask a bigger question: what does it take to build an independent future when you’ve never had to think about one?Reach out at [email protected] to share your financial story or offer feedback.Produced by Damarra VogtCover art by Damarra Vogt Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

In this last episode of Read It Up, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor Kasi Peri talks about Horace Walpole’s 1764 novel The Castle of Otranto. Produced by Kasi PeriCover art by Anna Huang Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Spending reflects identity — what we value, what we avoid, and what we believe we deserve. Numbers in bank accounts don’t determine happiness, yet finances can feel like a verdict of your worth. I felt this early.In episode 8 of Financing My Future, I get personal about my own spending habits — including already going $400 over budget this month — and how I’m learning to reframe my relationship with money, one small decision at a time. As a current PSYC student preparing for my Masters of Art Therapy this September, I share where my money habits started, how they look now, and offer tips to start understanding your own financial patterns.Reach out at [email protected] to share your story or offer feedback.Produced by Damarra VogtCover art by Damarra Vogt. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

In this episode of Read It Up, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor Kasi Peri delves into the vampiric world of Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu 1872 novel Carmilla. She covers the sapphic aspects of the novel and the author’s family life. It is considered to be one of the first vampire novels published, predating Bram Stoker’s Dracula.Produced by Kasi PeriCover art by Anna Huang Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Student success isn’t just about motivation, it’s also shaped by the environment you live in and the financial stability you have.In Episode 7 of Financing My Future, Nazar reflects on her first university experience at 20, living in a chaotic, noisy house while struggling through an animation program that left her exhausted and unmotivated. Moving to Montréal to live with her dad gave her the stability and support to reconsider her path, explore her passions, and pursue linguistics and liberal arts. With tuition covered through an RESP, she was able to step back from part-time work, and get involved in new roles such as set and poster design for the upcoming play, The Lieutenant of Inishmore for the Liberal Arts Society.We dig into how environment and financial security can shape a student’s relationship with school, and how having the freedom to focus on learning can change everything.Reach out at [email protected] to share your financial story or offer feedback.Produced by Damarra VogtCover art by Damarra Vogt Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Quebec has an ambitious plan to electrify its public transit buses, but new delays are raising questions about whether the province can meet its targets. In this episode, Podcast Editor Meghri Ghazarian looks at why Quebec may struggle to reach its goal of having 55 per cent of buses electric by 2030, and why the government is reintroducing funding for hybrid buses as a transition solution. She breaks down the financial, logistical and environmental challenges behind the shift, and what it means for the future of public transit in Quebec. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

In this episode of Read It Up, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor, Kasi Peri delves into the world of the Vampire Chronicles. She covers the first book in the series, which is the 1976 novel “Interview with the Vampire” by American author Anne Rice.Produced by Kasi PeriCover art by Anna HuangSong: Futile by The Grey Room / Golden Palms from the YouTube Audio Library Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Tasha comes from a privileged family and walked away from all the support she received, and faced a lot of financial insecurity last semester as her student loans were taking so long to come through. Her perspective on building independence, and the contrast of wealth & control vs freedom and financial limitations will be the focus.Reach out at [email protected] to share your financial story or offer feedback.Produced by Damarra VogtCover art by Damarra Vogt Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

In this episode, Meghri talks about the REM's new pay-for-parking areas, which have been implemented at certain stations. Commuters who drive are frustrurated that in addition to frequent breakdowns, they now have limited free parking options. Meghri speaks to a student an experts to find out why the REM has made this decision and what alternatives are being promoted by the transit company to reaching its stations. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

In this episode of the Honey Bank, Ryan Assaker, the finance coordinator of the Concordian Student Union (CSU) and Emma Doyle, the outreach coordinator of the Arts and Science Federation of Associations (ASFA) talk about student engagement and how they plan to get students to care about issues on campus, from advocating for longer shuttle bus hours to fighting against austerity measures. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Living alone is more common than ever in Canada, but buying a home feels further out of reach for many people. In this special feature, we shift from student stories to expert insight, welcoming financial advisor and mortgage broker Lin Sok, who shares over 20 years of hands-on experience helping people navigate money, housing, and long-term stability.As founder of Women and Money Montreal and creator of the AI tech platform Owni, Lin is reimagining how people access homeownership through co-buying. Her work centers on helping clients secure something fundamental: the stability of having a roof over their heads.We talk about why buying has become so difficult, who is most affected, how co-buying actually works, and the financial habits young adults should build now if homeownership is a future goal.If owning a home has started to feel impossible, this conversation brings it back into the realm of possibility.Reach out at [email protected] to share your financial story or offer feedback.Produced by Damarra VogtCover art by Damarra Vogt Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

This week, our City News Editor, Félix-Antoine Beauchemin, speaks to Concordia Political Science professor, Dónal Gill, about François Legault's legacy. They discuss what his resignation means for students and Montrealers and how it will impact October's provincial election. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

In this episode of Read It Up, our Assistant Arts and Culture editor, Kasi Peri, talks everything about gothic literature. She dives into what novels follow this genre, what elements are prevalent throughout the genre, and the difference between gothic horror and gothic romance.Cover art by Anna HuangSong: Futile by the Grey Room from YouTube Audio Library Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Welcome back to The Update! This week, our host, Meghri Ghazarian, spoke to City News Editor, Félix-Antoine Beauchemin, about François Legault's resignation as Premier of Québec and Party Leader of the CAQ. They also spoke about who will potentially be running to be elected as the new leader of the party.This episode was recorded on Friday, January 16. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Rob Ashton wants to bring the NDP back as the workers’ partyThe NDP will elect a new leader in March due to Jagmeet Singh’s resignation following the last federal election. It held its first leadership debate in Montreal in November.The day following the debate, The Concordian sat down with Ashton for an exclusive interview detailing his vision for Canada and the NDPProduced by Félix-Antoine Beauchemin Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Starting your investment journey is exciting—but understanding the tools available to you matters evenmore. In this episode, we dive into one of the most powerful (and misunderstood) tools in modern investing: Exchange-Traded Funds (ETF’s)While many investors default to mutual funds, Godson breaks down how ETFs—with their lower fees, flexibility, and built-in diversification—can be a smart path to long-term wealth, even during uncertain economic times.Godson’s financial journey began with understanding the power of budgeting, saving, and discipline. By 19, he was teaching himself how to invest and build financial independence. Today, he manages both long-term and short-term portfolios and shares how he navigates risk, market downturns, and recession-resilient strategies.As we step into a new year, this is your moment to gain clarity and confidence around the financial tools available to help you build your future.Reach out at [email protected] to share your financial story or offer feedback.Produced by Damarra VogtCover art by Damarra Vogt Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

In this episode of Read It Up, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor Kasi Peri talks about the book Before the Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi with guest, Connor Rooney. They discuss how the book explores different themes like romance and grief.Cover art by Anna HuangSong: Futile by The Grey Room/Golden Palms from the YouTube Audio Library Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

In this episode of The Honey Bank, Ryan Assaker, the finance coordinator at the Concordia Student Union (CSU), discusses the basic of understanding how the finances at the CSU are managed, and how that money goes from students’ tuition and into projects funding student life.Hosted by Sabina BellisarioCover art by Jason Maia Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Managing a mortgage with her husband, Sara, a mature student at 33, is finishing her degree to become an educator. She advocates that“Housing is a human right.” With over a decade in finance, Sara understands money, but her corporate job left her feeling disposable. During the pandemic, she recalls, “My job didn’t care if I lived or died.” That realization gave her the courage to pursue what she truly wanted. Now she balances tuition, bills, and a mortgage while studying humanities and art history. “I feel very lucky to be in this situation,” she says, prioritizing spending on what truly matters with support from her husband and family. Hear her full story on Episode 03 of Financing My Future. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

This week, our host Meghri Ghazarian spoke to Sports Editor Anthony Maruca about how the month of October went for the Stingers. Later, you will hear a clip from an interview hosted by our City News Editor, Félix-Antoine Beauchemi,n who had a conversation with Lizette Flores, the executive director of the Maison du Père Foundation. They spoke about homelessness in Montreal. You can watch the full interview on YouTube. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

In this episode of Financing My Future, Meredith discusses how her parents fund her film degree. They also monitor all of her purchases. Between work, deadlines and summer savings, she explores the tension between autonomy, creative freedom and conditional support. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

In this episode of The Convo, host Matt Daldalian speaks with Youssef Shoufan. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

This week, our host Meghri Ghazarian speaks to City News Editor Félix-Antoine Beauchemin about how each party has been campaigning leading up to the Montreal municipal elections and what you should know before voting on Nov. 2. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

As a child, Elora learned that patience builds the ability to afford objects of desire.Now, at 20, she maintains a $130 weekly budget, building independence and minimizing spending. Her parents provide support, but balancing school, work and savings remains a challenge during emerging adulthood.Let’s not suffer in silence; let’s listen to each other. Hear Elora’s full story in the first episode of Financing My Future, a podcast hosted by Damarra Vogt, exploring student finances through honest, one-on-one conversations.Produced by Damarra Vogt Cover art by Damarra Vogt Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Welcome to Read It Up, a monthly book club podcast hosted by our Assistant Arts and Culture Editor, Kasi Peri! In this week’s episode, she talks about all things fan fiction and the themes they dive into. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

In this episode of The Convo, host Matthew Daldalian chats with city councillor, Stephanie Valenzuela, about Montreal neighbourhoods Côte-des-Neiges and Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

This week, our host, Meghri Ghazarian chats with sports editor, Anthony Maruca about all things Stingers! Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

On a special music section segment, music editor, Sofia Dawson, chats with Concordia musicians about the influencer to musician phenomenon. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

This week, our host, Meghri Ghazarian, talks all things news. City news editors Félix-Antoine Beauchemin and Angélique Babineau discuss upcoming Montreal elections. We also hear from Concordia students who are facing issues commuting to school due to the REM closures. Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Welcome back to The Convo! In our first episode of The Convo's special Montreal election series... Staff Writer Matthew Daldalian speaks to Transition Montreal's leader, Craig Sauvé! Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Happy Friday Everyone!This week,Our host Semira Kosciuk chats with Assistant Music Editor Ryan Pyke about the Union Santa Fe open mic night, hosted by two Concordia students. Semira then finishes off our podcast by chatting about some of the upcoming events at happening at Concordia this month!The Stingers are wrapping up their season in the playoffs this March and the CSU elections are quickly approaching along with their Anti-Capitalist week starting on March 10. As always, check out our website and socials to keep up with more news!Hosted and produced by Semira KosciukGuest: Ryan PykeMusic by Saro HartounianGraphic by Carleen Loney Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Happy Wednesday Folks! This week,With an extremely eventful week in news, our host Semira Kosciuk chats with Assistant Music Editor Ryan Pyke, who recently interviewed a local band photographer and the band’s guitarist to gain insight into the world of music photography and the dynamic of being part of a band as a whole.Semira then chats about upcoming events at Concordia.Finishing off our episode this week by recapping the recent snowstorm that hit Montreal along with the collapse of the Stingers Dome and a shout out to some of our most recent articles. Check out our website to catch up with more news!Hosted and produced by Semira KosciukGuest: Ryan PykeMusic by Saro HartounianGraphic by Carleen Loney Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Welcome back to The Update, a bi-weekly news podcast researched, produced and created by The Concordian team.Happy New Year!This week,Our host Semira Kosciuk chats with Concordia student Saam Shahab about his band Theory of Ducks.Semira runs through back-to-school events on campus, including a Raspberry Pi workshop and a vaccination pop-up clinic.… and to finish off, our host explore this week’s big news at Concordia and in Montreal.Hosted and produced by Semira KosciukGuest: Saam ShahabMusic by Saro HartounianGraphic by Carleen Loney Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Welcome back to The Update. A bi-weekly news podcast researched, produced and created by The Concordian team.This week, Our host Semira Kosciuk sits down for the final time this semester to chat with our Co-News Editors Félix-Antoine Beauchemin and Jeremy Cox as well as our assistant Video Editor Diego Cervantes. Join us as we take a look back and delve into what all three Concordian staff members experienced when they were on the scene of the Nov. 23 protests.We’ll see you all in the new year, have a fantastic holiday break! Hosted and produced by Semira KosciukMusic by Saro HartounianGraphic by Carleen Loney Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Welcome back to The Update. A bi-weekly news podcast researched, produced and created by The Concordian team.This week, Our host Semira Kosciusko speaks with our News Editor Félix-Antoine Beauchemin to chat about the vote that recently took place between multiple student associations, many of which voted to go on a two day strike this Thursday and Friday.Semira discusses all the holiday events happening in the city right now that you should be sure to check out!….. and to finish off, Semira talks about the big overhaul that is about to sweep through the Quebec health industry where budgets and health services will be severely reduced.Hosted and produced by Semira KosciukMusic by Saro HartounianGraphic by Carleen Loney Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Welcome to The Update. A bi-weekly news podcast researched, produced and created by The Concordian team.This week,Our host Semira Kosciuk chats with News Editor Félix-Antoine Beauchemin about Bill 74 and its potential effect on international student.Semira does a quick roundup of campus and Montreal events in the next few days, including vaccination and therapy dogs.…and to finish off, our host shares more information about the Montreal circus scene and yet another immigration bill.Hosted and produced by Semira KosciukGuest: Félix-Antoine BeaucheminMusic by Saro HartounianGraphic by Carleen Loney Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Welcome to The Update. A bi-weekly news podcast researched, produced and created by The Concordian team.This week,Our host Semira Kosciuk explores thrift culture at Concordia, chatting with Sustainable Fashion and Thrift Club co-president Noah Spivack.Semira does a quick roundup of campus and Montreal events in the next few days, including Stingers games.…and to finish off, our host shares important Concordia and Montreal news students should know about.Hosted and produced by Semira KosciukMusic by Saro HartounianGraphic by Carleen Loney Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Welcome back to The Update. A bi-weekly news podcast researched, produced and created by The Concordian team.This week, Our host Semira Kosciuk chats with News Editor Jeremy Cox and Assistant Video Editor Diego Cervantes about the ongoing staff strikes at Concordia, and what they mean for the university. Semira checks in with News Editor Félix-Antoine Beauchemin to understand what’s going on with the provincial government’s moratorium on temporary foreign work and new bill limiting international students. …and to finish off, Semira does a quick roundup of campus events in the next few days and important news students should know about. Hosted and produced by Semira KosciukMusic by Saro HartounianGraphic by Carleen Loney Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

In this episode...Podcast Editor Matthew Daldalian and Staff Writer Aidan Raynor sit down with Concordia University’s Arts and Science Federation of Association (ASFA) executives Angelica Antonakopoulos and Lily Charette.With the recent strike against the Quebec government’s tuition hikes for out of province students behind them, this Convo was an insightful look forwards to the associations plans next semester and beyond— from organizing protests to new elected members. Hosted and produced byMatthew Daldalian and Aidan RaynorMusic by Saro Hartounian Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Welcome to The Update. A bi-weekly news podcast researched, produced and created by The Concordian team.This week,Contributor Ryan Pike follows the CRUES, a coalition of predominantly French unions, in their strike against unpaid internships and tuition hikes. Ryan Pike brings us to the heart of this mobilization, capturing the spirit and demands of the protestors.News Editor Leo Litke follows trans activist groups who are vehemently opposing the "comité des sages." Criticism arises due to the committee's inclusion of professionals with anti-trans views, casting doubt on its ability to genuinely represent and support the trans community. Leo sheds light on these concerns, highlighting the groups' demands for the dissolution of the committee to ensure their rights are safeguarded.…and News Editor Emma Megelas discovers SpokenWeb; a unique "Poetry from Memory" pop-up booth. Using a vintage reel-to-reel device, individuals recited and recorded poems close to their hearts. But beyond the event, what does poetry signify to people today? Emma dives into these questions, exploring poetry's enduring relevance.Hosted and produced by Matthew DaldalianMusic by Saro HartounianGraphic by Carleen Loney Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Welcome to The Update. A bi-weekly news podcast researched, produced and created by The Concordian team.This week,Contributor Semira Kosciuk speaks to protestors in front of Prime Minister Trudeau’s Montreal offices expressing their frustrations on actions– and perhaps inaction– taken in light of the ongoing conflict in Gaza.Contributor Joji Furukawa delves into the world of Concordia’s Cultivaction, exploring the benefits and practices of urban farming.…and Contributor Felix Lalibirté discovers relaxing sound baths; where they foster relaxation, stress relief, and a serene state of mind through the power of sound.Hosted by Freddy RyanProduced by Matthew DaldalianMusic by Saro HartounianGraphic by Carleen Loney Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Welcome to The Update. A bi-weekly news podcast researched, produced and created by The Concordian team.This week,Staff Writer Chantal Bellefeuille reports on the Concordia Student Union’s (CSU) decision to potentially end funding to the Student Legal Information Clinic in favor for a privatized option. This could have negative implications for students in the future.Contributor Semira Kosciuk gives us a recap of last week’s student association general assemblies and their final votes on striking classes against the Coalition Avenir Quebec’s (CAQ) proposed tuition hikes.Podcast Editor Matthew Daldalian attends Concordia University’s first cybersecurity competition to see what makes potential hackers flock to such an event.And Sports Editor Jeremy Cox showcases a hidden gem within the sports and leisure clubs at Concordia: the Dragon Boat Rowing Club.Hosted and produced by Matthew DaldalianMusic by Saro HartounianGraphic by Carleen Loney Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Sit down for the Convo. A special interview podcast researched, produced and created by The Concordian team.In this episode...This episode’s host Aidan Raynor sits down with Donna Kahérakwas Goodleaf, Director of Decolonizing Curriculum and Pedagogy at Concordia University. She is joined by Sandra Gabriele, Vice-Provost, Innovation in Teaching & Learning.This follows the university’s announcement that it’d be indigenizing its engineering program, which Goodleaf would have a hand in overseeing and implementing.Reaching mainstream headlines and many online forums, Aidan chats with Goodleaf on what it truly means to indigenize a program and its implications.Translation of Donna Goodleaf’s introduction:Greetings! My name is Kahérakwas Donna Goodleaf. I am from the Turtle clan; and I am from the community of Kahnawake. And I am a citizen of the Kanien’kehá:ka nation, which is part of the Rotinonhsíon:ni Confederacy (commonly known as the Haudenosaunee Six Nations Confederacy).Hosted by Aidan RaynorProduced by Podcast Editor Matthew DaldalianMusic by Saro Hartounian Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Sit down for the Convo. A special interview podcast researched, produced and created by The Concordian team.In this episode...Podcast Editor Matthew Daldalian sits down with Senior Lecturer in Computer Science and Software Engineering and department celebrity, Dr. Aiman Hanna to discuss cybersecurity in Canada and his experiences teaching at ConcordiaDr. Hanna was accompanied by Anthony Andreoli, PhD researcher at Concordia University in cybersecurity to discuss their latest joint project: hosting “@Hack” a hackathon— or coding competition— which involves cybersecurity.Hosted and produced by Podcast Editor Matthew DaldalianMusic by Saro Hartounian Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

"Let me know!" Concordian Podcast Editor Matthew Daldalian sits down with staff editors and Concordia University students to pick their brains with quick recaps of hot topics of the week! Stories were researched and produced by the Concordian staff.In this SECOND edition...Sports Editor Jeremy Cox joins the show to discuss the aftermath of the tuition strikes, picking out the top songs for a lonely Valentine’s, and if Concordia’s attempts at advocacy hold any merit.Hosted by Matthew Daldalian and Jeremy CoxProduced by Matthew DaldalianMusic by Saro HartounianGraphic by James Fay Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Sit down for the Convo. A special interview podcast researched, produced and created by The Concordian team.In this episode... Contributor Aidan Raynor sits down with Emmy Fecteau, Captain of the Concordia women’s hockey team.Topics touch on what it means to be the leader of Canada’s best varsity women’s hockey team in the inaugural season of the PWHL. They talk leadership, role models, what’s changed for the team and so much more! Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

Welcome to The Update. A bi-weekly news podcast researched, produced and created by The Concordian team.This week,Our News Editor Emma Megelas takes to Concordia’s halls to find out more about the recent three-day student strikes against the CAQ government’s proposed tuition hikes.Contributor Hannah Bell visits Concordia’s on campus bar, Reggie’s, for a night of glitz and glamour as Concordia’s Student Union hosts its first drag night there.Staff Writer Felix-Antoine Beauchemin gives listeners a rundown on this year’s edition on the African Cup of Nations, and what it means to viewers everywhere.And Assistant Music Editor Maya Ruel sits down with artist Maria Escalona, curator of Embodied Urgencies, the newest undergraduate art exhibition at Concordia’s FOFA gallery. They discuss her thought process and work which went into the gallery.Hosted and produced by Matthew DaldalianMusic by Saro HartounianGraphic by Carleen Loney Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

"Let me know!" Concordian Podcast Editor Matthew Daldalian sits down with staff editors and Concordia University students to pick their brains with quick recaps of hot topics of the week!In this FIRST edition...News Editor Emma Megelas joins the show to discuss super market Provigo's latest scandal, tackling the sports section's Habs season recap and talking to students about the troubles with Montreal parking.Hosted by Matthew Daldalian and Emma MegelasProduced by Matthew DaldalianMusic by Saro HartounianGraphic by James Fay Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.

This week, Our News Editor Leo Litke takes to the streets of Montreal to find out why queer students are protesting against the CAQ government's new "Wise Men Committee" on issues related to gender.Co-News Editor Emma Megelas visits Concordia's famous greenhouse before it closes next month to speak with students and curators alike on what the space means to them.Assistant-Music Editor Stefano Rebuli attends Montreal rapper Nicholas Craven's pop-up shop to find out what makes his listeners big fans and to score on exclusive merch.And Podcast Editor Matthew Daldalian sits down with Elena Meyer, host of the Sleepwalker Podcast, to discuss her latest opinion piece on podcasting post-pandemic.Hosted by Emily PasquarelliProduced by Matthew DaldalianMusic by Saro Hartounian Graphic by Carleen Loney Thank you for subscribing. Share this episode.