This episode discusses the impact of artificial intelligence mixing with spirituality. Research has shown that a number of factors such as electromagnetic frequency can adversely impact the longevity of such intelligence on humans.

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What is a human life in regards to philosophy?

Today's conflict considers briefly whether conflict can always be resolved. Follow @jennsabir on Instagram for future posts.

Today's Culture and Conflict moment takes into account the rise of A.I. and whether humans can successfully integrate conflict free. My name is Jenn Sabir and I welcome you to the Armchair Linguist. For further topics, visit also Culture and Conflict on Spotify and Apple. Instagram @thearmchairlinguist

Today's podcast episode offers a flavor of the American south known as "Dixie." We will practice common idioms and phrases familiar to the southern states.

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Welcome to part two of the 2023 Cultural Spotlight on Ancient Egypt with discussion on pharaohs, mummies, and funerary practices.

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Happy 2023 and thank you for your continued listenership.   In today's spotlight, we will discuss some facts and information one of the populous countries with some of the richest histories in the Arab world, Egypt.

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In the autumn podcast series, we are discussing facts and information about different countries to build cultural awareness, peace, and global citizenship.

Today's episode covers influential Iranian leaders in the area of negotiation, diplomacy, and international conflict.

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In the autumn podcast series, we will begin discussing facts and information about different countries. 

Today's episode covers influential Iranian women including: 2003 Noble Peace prize winner Shirin Ebadi,  Astrophysicist Professor Alenoush Terian, Military Commander Bibi Maryam Baktari, and contemporary poet Forough Farrokhzad.  

 Background music is  "East of Tunesia" by Kevin MacLeod, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/. Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100246. Artist: http://incompetech.com/. 

Thank you for your ongoing support and listenership enabling me to provide my audience with language and cultural podcasts with the goal of building bridges towards a more peaceful humanity. Feel free to follow me on Instagram @thearmchairlinguist, on Twitter @JenniferSabir.  Additionally, like, share, comment, or send me any questions or future podcast considerations if you so please.

All the best!

Jennifer Sabir

In the autumn podcast series, we will begin discussing facts and information about different countries. Today's episode will cover brief facts about Iran, with future episodes covering famous leaders, economics, and diplomacy.  The source of information is researched through: Central Intelligence Agency, 2022-2023 with background music,  "East of Tunesia" by Kevin MacLeod,licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/. Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100246. Artist: http://incompetech.com/. Thank you for your ongoing support and listenership to enable me to provide language and cultural podcasts to enable building bridges towards a more peaceful humanity. Feel free to follow me on Instagram @thearmchairlinguist, and like, share, comment, or send me any questions or future podcast considerations if you like.

This episode discusses ways to establish peacekeeping bridges with someone you are in conflict with. If you like today's episode click like, share, feel free to comment, and follow on Instagram @thearmchairlinguist or Twitter @JenniferSabir

Common conflict reaction styles that occur when someone is triggered. Visit Instagram @thearmchairlinguist and Twitter @jennifersabir for regular posts on culture, language, and conflict.

In this episode we will cover simple yet straightforward effective keys to overcome and conflict in relationships. If you like this episode, feel free to comment, like, subscribe, and follow me on Instagram @thearmchairlinguist

Today's podcast looks at cultural immersion and packing and unpacking our cultural suitcase. If you like this podcast, feel free to share, like, and subscribe. If you have questions or would like to suggest a future podcast topic, feel free to drop me a voice note here, or contact me on Twitter @JenniferSabir Instagram @thearmchairlinguist  As always, thank you for listening.

Today's podcast focus is a glimpse into the Glaswegian Scots dialect and slang with a wee bit of personal story.  

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Today's podcast looks at approaching cultural diversity with conflict awareness whether on a business or personal level. If you like this podcast, feel free to share, like, and subscribe. If you have questions or would like to suggest a future podcast topic, feel free to drop me a voice note here, or contact me on Twitter @JenniferSabir Instagram @thearmchairlinguist As always, thank you for listening.

Happy 2022! Thank you for your loyal listenership. In this episode, I discuss the importance of building cultural awareness as well as a mini spotlight on the Arab world. Be sure to like, comment, share, and follow me on Twitter @JenniferSabir or Instagram @thearmchairlinguist for more language and culture tips.

In today's episode, we cover phrases and words you might use in conversing with others during the holidays. If you are not a native speaker like me, but love the Russian language, feel free to learn alongside me. If you are a native speaker of Russian and wish to offer constructive feedback, feel free to drop me a voice message or DM here, on Twitter @JenniferSabir, or Instagram @thearmchairlinguist. Don't forget to like, share, and ask me any questions. Have a lovely day.

This episode covers Russian and English phrases on eating too much for non-native speakers. If you are a native speaker and wish to give feedback or anyone wishing to offer future podcast suggestions, follow and contact me on Twitter @JenniferSabir or Instagram or message me here on Anchor. @TheArmchairLinguist. Thank you for your loyal listenorship. If you wish to donate to this podcast for the price of a coffee, click the $support button below.

This episode is for non-native speakers interested in joining me on my Russian language learning for fun. Be advised, today's lesson contains some curse words as part of maintaining authenticity. Feel free to follow me on Instagram @thearmchairlinguist and Twitter @JenniferSabir or leave feedback via the voice note option here. Thank you again for your loyal listenership.