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Fred, better known as Goliath the Great, who is an Actor, Activist, Creative Director, Host of his own show, and also involved with an Armenian Non-Profit called Miaseen.org joins us today to speak about his ongoing motivation to keep spreading awareness of the current issues revolving the Caucasus, Turkish/Azerbaijani relations with Armenians, and the fear of emotions taking over one's logic when a traumatizing event occurs.

Richard Elmoyan, a geopolitical analyst and host of the upcoming podcast called Geopolitix, joins us today to speak about the Treaty of Lausanne, the forgotten parts and clarification of the trilateral agreement between Armenia, Russia, and Azerbaijan, as well as the latest tripartite agreement between the three countries that was signed on January 11th, 2021.

Eric Hacopian, a political analyst and consultant with 30 years of American politics and a host and commentator for CIVILNET TV joins us today to give us a more research-based perspective on the aftermath of the Nagorno-Karabakh War of 2020.

Armand Manoukian, is a journalist and host of "Clout Chasing" which is available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. 

David Minasyan, a Cal Poly student majoring in manufacturing engineering, joins me on the podcast to speak about the future of 3D printing and the current political situation revolving around gun control.

Andre Nazarian, a Cal Poly student majoring in biochemistry, self-taught powerlifter, and YouTube creator joins me on the podcast to speak about the ongoing struggles of school and the importance of self-care during the pandemic.

Elin Paichuk, a UCLA student majoring in economics and former president of GCC ASA, joins me on the podcast to speak about the aftermath of the Karabakh War and the future of Armenia economically and socially. 

Harout Terzian, a political activist for Armenia and Artsakh, joins me on our first episode to speak about the current situation revolving around the region and Turkey's role in instigating the conflict. With a trilateral peace treaty signed by Azerbaijan, Russia, and Armenia, many Armenians have been met with disappointment by lack of effort displayed by the international community and the United Nations in not only recognized Artsakh, but recognizing the numerous amount of war crimes that have been committed by Azerbaijan.