Apo Sahagian's guest appearances

Apo Sahagian

INbodied Life with Lauren Taus

Yaffa Youth Podcasts بودكاست حركة الشبيبة اليافية

Noam Shuster

Rick Doblin

Yishai Fleisher

Shannon Lee

Rachel Yehuda

Amanda Feilding

Chris Bache

Scarlett Lewis

Kyle Buller

Annie Mithoefer

Natalie Ginsberg

Phil Wolfson

Jesse Gould

Eamon Armstrong

Ido Cohen

OwlTail

In this episode of The Bridge Podcast, I talk to Apo Sahagian lead singer of Palestinian band Apo &amp; The Aposltes. We talk about their new album #Rawquha , their music, identity, COVID19 and more!

In this episode of The Bridge Podcast, I talk to Apo Sahagian lead singer of Palestinian band Apo &amp; The Aposltes. We talk about their new album #Rawquha , their music, identity, COVID19 and more!

The bridge ep. 2 - ِApo Sahagian

Meet Jerusalemite-Armenian musician and writer, Apo Sahagian of Apo and the Apostles. Apo lives in the Armenian quarter in the Old City of Jerusalem and he's an most unassuming hipster making waves in the music scene.    In this conversation, we explore the complex and textured realities of identity, nationalism, religion, trauma versus healing informed policy, and groups of people exiled from their homeland. Apo considers himself an "imaginist," and boasts to have his own version of "Zionism," wishing to return to Armenia one day.    What you will learn:    1. Religion is part of culture in many communities, and separating the two is a Western concept 2. What it's like to live in Jerusalem: the good, the bad and the ugly  3. What it means to reclaim the word "goy" 

Meet Jerusalemite-Armenian musician and writer, Apo Sahagian of Apo and the Apostles. Apo lives in the Armenian quarter in the Old City of Jerusalem and he's an most unassuming hipster making waves in the music scene.  In this conversation, we explore the complex and textured realities of identity, nationalism, religion, trauma versus healing informed policy, and groups of people exiled from their homeland. Apo considers himself an "imaginist," and boasts to have his own version of "Zionism," wishing to return to Armenia one day.  What you will learn:  1. Religion is part of culture in many communities, and separating the two is a Western concept 2. What it's like to live in Jerusalem: the good, the bad and the ugly  3. What it means to reclaim the word "goy"

A We World for an Imaginist: Conversations with Apo Sahagian 