10 episodes
Tigers in Translation tigersintranslation
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- Society & Culture
Tigers in Translation is the podcast that tells Princeton students' stories in their own voices. We hope to build community around language at Princeton and spark conversations about our experiences.
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What does it mean to own a language?
We hope you enjoy this special episode of Tigers in Translation. It features stories from 5 Princeton students who share their experiences with languages.
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08.Anika, Caroline, and Tanvi: Outsiders in our families
This season's final episode "Outsiders in our families" is a conversation between Anika, Caroline, and Tanvi.
Tigers in Translation is supported by the Rapid Response Magic Project of the Princeton University Humanities Council. Our theme music is Like the Sun by DreamHeaven on Pixabay music. -
07. Amanda: We are Teochew nang, Teochew people
Amanda shares her story: "We are Teochew nang, Teochew people."
This episode is hosted by Tyler Bennett. Tigers in Translation is supported by the Rapid Response Magic Project of the Princeton University Humanities Council. Our theme music is Like the Sun by DreamHeaven on Pixabay music. -
06. Ella: I am a contradiction, an oxymoron.
Ella shares her story: "I am a contradiction, an oxymoron."
This episode is hosted by Tanvi Nibhanupudi. Tigers in Translation is supported by the Rapid Response Magic Project of the Princeton University Humanities Council. Our theme music is Like the Sun by DreamHeaven on Pixabay music. -
05. Kevin: My parents must have signed me up for the wrong class
Kevin shares his story: "My parents must have signed me up for the wrong class."
This episode is hosted by Maryam Kamel. Tigers in Translation is supported by the Rapid Response Magic Project of the Princeton University Humanities Council. Our theme music is Like the Sun by DreamHeaven on Pixabay music. -
04. Cristina: They are not niños. They are children.
Cristina shares her story: "They are not niños. They are children."
This episode is hosted by Londy Hernandez. Tigers in Translation is supported by the Rapid Response Magic Project of the Princeton University Humanities Council. Our theme music is Like the Sun by DreamHeaven on Pixabay music.