Interpreters & Interrupters

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Interpreters & Interrupters is the podcast for professional and student interpreters looking to refine their skills and stay inspired.

  1. 22 juil.

    IS THIS MIC ON?

    Host Maritza returns to the Interpreters and Interrupters podcast to apologize for her absence, thank listeners worldwide, and explain why she’s been away since her last episode in February. She shares how she received unsettling news right before interpreting for a cancer patient and discusses the challenge of suppressing emotions on the job, including a clip of an interpreter becoming emotional while interpreting for an 11-year-old Ukrainian boy’s testimony in the European Parliament.  Maritza talks about posting more audio episodes and previews upcoming episodes. Interpreter Gets Emotional: https://youtube.com/shorts/NvsDU-rE56A?si=0EUUtwQlj5DYBuZC Send us Fan Mail

  2. 20 juil.

    SUPER LEGAL TERMINOLOGY PRACTICE

    Accusatory Instrument Acting in Concert Adjournment Arraignment Arrest Arrest Warrant Assault  Assistant District Attorney Assistant United States Attorney Bail Jumping Battery Bench Warrant Beyond a Reasonable Doubt Bond Burglary Case Charging Document Citation Complaint Conditional Discharge Conversion Counsel Court Court Officer / Bailiff Court Surcharge Criminal Justice Agency Criminal Procedure Law Criminal Record Criminal Trespass Declaration of Delinquency Deem an Information Deferred Adjudication/Prosecution Deposition, Supporting Desk-Appearance Ticket District Attorney’s Office Drinker-Driver Program Driving While Ability Impaired Driving While Intoxicated Facilitation Felony Find Guilty Grand Jury Ignition-Interlock Device Indictment Information Infraction Judgment of Conviction Judicial Hearing Officer Lineup Magistrate’s Court Manslaughter Misdemeanor Mistrial Open Container Of Alcohol Open-File Discovery Order of Protection (Full, Limited, Temporary) Parole Plea Plea Bargain/Agreement Plead Guilty Plead Not Guilty Preliminary Hearing Pretrial Conference Pretrial Hearing Probable Cause Probation Public Consumption of Alcohol Public Urination Release on Own Recognizance Solicitation Solicitation of Ground Transportation Speedy Trial Summons Summons Part Supervised Release Theft Of Services Trial Victim-Impact-Panel Program Violation Violation of Probation Waiver Warrant Expunged Send us Fan Mail Send us Fan Mail

  3. 17 févr.

    5 SIGNS YOU'D MAKE A GREAT INTERPRETER

    5 Signs You’d Make a Great Interpreter (and 3 Signs You Might Struggle)  Maritza and guest Elena Cruz to discuss five signs you could be an interpreter: having a split-track brain for simultaneous processing, being a professional chameleon who mirrors tone and emotion, possessing intellectual curiosity that drives constant learning, staying calm in crises and problem-solving when things go wrong, and commanding both language and culture. They also share three signs you may not be a good fit without extra work: not liking people or lacking empathy, needing stronger English and pronunciation, and being impatient during sessions, while emphasizing these challenges can be improved with effort. Send us Fan Mail

  4. 26 janv.

    FIRST YEAR AS A MEDICAL INTERPRETER

    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 legal interpreter in 2007. She outlines valuable tips for anyone considering a career in interpreting, offers advice for job searching and preparing for interviews, and discusses the significance of certifications like Bridging the Gap and CHI. Maritza also touches on the importance of networking, shadowing professionals, and handling real-world challenges faced in both medical and legal interpreting. Join Maritza as she reflects on her first year as a medical interpreter and provides actionable advice for aspiring interpreters. Send us Fan Mail

  5. 20 janv.

    AI IS COMING FOR OUR INTERPRETING JOBS

    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 implications for the workforce. She explores the ethical concerns highlighted by ethicistTristan Harris, featured in the documentary 'The Social Dilemma,' and delves into the technological advancements and economic shifts driven by AI. The discussion covers everything from the corporate preference for AI to the philosophical and moral dilemmas posed by automated labor.  Tristan Harris - The Dangers of Unregulated AI on Humanity & the Workforce | The Daily Show [YouTube] Eminem - Lose Yourself (1950s Motown Soul Cover) - Red Village AI Send us Fan Mail

  6. 16/11/2025

    EXPERT TIPS FROM A LEGAL INTERPRETER

    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 interpreting. She also emphasizes the importance of rigorous training, self-evaluation, and preparing for challenging certification exams. Athena reveals her passion for interpreting under pressure, her geeky approach to mastering interpreting skills, and the importance of community among interpreters.  LINKS GLENDON WORKSHOPS - https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/mcis-shop US COURTS FED INTERPRETER CERT: https://www.uscourts.gov/court-programs/federal-court-interpreters/federal-court-interpreter-certification-examination UNITED NATIONS https://www.un.org/dgacm/en/content/exams-interpreters To work as an interpreter at the United Nations, you need a first-level university degree and proficiency in your main language, along with excellent knowledge of one or two other official UN languages. You must also pass a competitive examination that tests your interpreting skills and comprehension of the source languages. ACEBO - https://acebo.myshopify.com/ INTERPRETRAIN - https://interpretrain.com  The Best Note-Taking Techniques for Interpreters PRACTICE 1 - LEGAL AND MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY - There are 20 practice episodes available Working as a UN interpreter with Gillian Curry PHOTO: Paula Paulson as Nurse Mildred Ratched in the 2020 series Ratched FUN FACT: Estelle Louise Fletcher who played Nurse Ratched in the movie One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) was the daughter of deaf parents. Her parents worked with the deaf/hard-of-hearing, but Fletcher and her three siblings were all of normal hearing,so they were sent in turns to live with Estelle's hearing sister in Texas for three months at a time to ensure they learned spoken English. Fletcher received an honorary degree from Gallaudet University in 1982. Reference from Wikipedia. Send us Fan Mail

  7. 15/11/2025

    ESSENTIAL VOICE CARE TIPS

    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, dietary considerations, and avoiding harmful habits like throat clearing and smoking. Additional advice includes using a humidifier, practicing diaphragmatic breathing, and managing stress to maintain optimal vocal health. Check out voice warm-up exercises here: https://Voicelesson.com https://youtu.be/i65C5Xi-IiA?si=SJ5QJGWOlwpKSmxl Send us Fan Mail

  8. 27/10/2025

    WELCOME TO SEASON 2

    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 certified medical Spanish interpreter, linguistics enthusiast, and polyglot, who is dedicated to helping you elevate your skills and career. Send us Fan Mail

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Interpreters & Interrupters is the podcast for professional and student interpreters looking to refine their skills and stay inspired.

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  • Création
    Saphah Media
  • Années d’activité
    2024 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    42
  • Classification
    Contenu explicite
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