Welcome back to Global Views. In our first episode back, Dawn Flanigan and Peggy Ostrander, two seasoned ASL interpreters, discuss American Sign Language, and how it has changed over time.

Bri goes on a mission to discover what life is like in the most densely populated place on Earth- wherever that may be. New York? Japan? China? India? It might not be where you think!

In honor of LGBTQ pride month, Bri explores a largely forgotten piece of history: Polari.  The clandestine language used by the LGBTQ community before the legalization of same-sex relationships in 1967 England and Wales has disappeared fro...

Bri explores the UN'S World Day for Cultural Diversity Development and Dialogue.

From margarita sales, to historic battles- and a hidden truth about how the events of cinco de Mayo might have saved the United States- Bri goes all the way back to the very first cinco de Mayo to discover what it was, why it's celebrated, and ...

In honor of Autism Acceptance Month in April (sometimes referred to as Autism Awareness Month), Bri sits down with autistic self-advocate, speaker, and self-determiner Alex Kimmel to talk about the difference between awareness and acceptance, a...

Bri explores the ways different cultures understand and observe time around the world. 

Bri explores different Easter traditions and celebrations from around the world.For transcription, click here or follow the link belo...

Bri sits down with the founder of Fleece and Thank You- an organization that provides blankets and messages of hope to children in hospitals around Michigan, the US, and the world. From a text message, to a world record, and beyond, Nicholas Kr...

Bri explores some lesser-known and exciting Deaf/deaf/HOH history-makers in celebration of Deaf History Month. From record-breaking stuntwomen, to war heroes, to life-savers, and more!For transcription click

Bri follows cupid's arrow around the world and explores dating customs, attitudes, and dating blunders across cultures!Transcription available

Global Views is back for Season 2! In the first episode of the season, Bri and Dawn discuss International Women's Day, it's history, and what it means culturally to be a woman in business.

Bri and Dawn look back at some of their favorite moments from season 1 of the Global Views podcast, and look forward to what season 2- and 2021- has to offer.See you all in February!Transcription available

Bri explores Christmas and winter-season holiday traditions from around the world- including some from Global's own interpreters!Transcription available

Bri and Dawn give helpful tips on protecting your ear health in the world of Zoom meetings and online listening- and expose the secret behind the Q-Tip warning labels.Transcription available

Bri reviews 'The Sound of Metal', a movie following a drummer's experience losing his hearing, starring Riz Ahmed, Olivia Stone, and Paul Raci.The Sound of Metal is available for streaming on Amazon Prime 12/4/2020.For ...

11/13 is World Kindness Day 2020. Bri gives us ways to incorporate kindness into our communication, and 15 ways to celebrate World Kindness Day.Transcription available

Bri explores the origins and histories of Halloween and it's many traditions.Transcription available here, or click the link below:ht...

Painting human skulls? Baked goods predicting your future? Light your Jack-O-Lantern, hide your kitchen knives, and find out about the unique Halloween celebrations that happen around the world!Transcription available

Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will help fight brain injuries?  As Global Views explores the link new research suggests between bilingualism and recovery after brain surgery, Dawn opens up about her personal experience in ...

A continuation of Bri and author Alin Yasin's conversation on his book of poetry titled "Good Grief: Sixty Poems for Sixty Days". Instead of grief, Alin weighs in this week on love, the idea of home, and travel. Find Alin...

Author, poet, culture specialist, world traveler, and interpreter Alin Yasin sits down with Bri to discuss his collective work of poems from "Good Grief: 60 Days with 60 Poems", written after the passing of his wife. In the first episode of a t...

Are English speakers more responsible for spreading coronavirus than other languages? Bri and Dawn explore and discuss studies that say 'maybe'!For transcription click

Protests for a language? After learning about language death last week, Bri examines two languages that made the news this week and how they are doing in their current battles against extinction. For transcription, click ...

What does it mean when a language dies? How does it happen? Should we be worried about it? In this episode, Bri takes a deeper look into language death and the way it has shaped out world today. Transcription available