Insight with Emma

Let us know what you think! Why do men cheat? It is not what you think. It is not about the relationship. It is not about the woman. According to one of the most prominent celebrity matchmakers in Beverly Hills — it is proximity and opportunity. And that changes everything about how we think about loyalty. Alessandra Conti is a celebrity matchmaker and Co-Founder of Matchmakers In The City in Beve...

Let us know what you think! Every three seconds, someone in the world has a stroke. In the next hour — while you watch this — 1,200 people will have one. Most people think a stroke announces itself. That it arrives slowly. That they will know. It does not. It arrives in seconds. And the window to reverse it — the window between a person who can speak, move and recognise their family, and one who c...

Let us know what you think! Hollywood has been casting this man as the villain for 12 years. The mob boss. The criminal. The dangerous one. His family fled the Armenian Genocide. His uncle fought the Nazis. And this country looked at him and decided he was the threat. Jack Topalian plays Nasim/Naz in HBO's Euphoria — a role that became one of the most talked-about Armenian moments in televisi...

Let us know what you think! His name is a mountain in Armenia. When his family moved from Iran to Los Angeles, there was no English equivalent for the letter. So his parents invented one. Aragad. It became his identity — which is exactly how he has approached everything since. Aragad Abramian grew up in Los Angeles as an Armenian-American kid born in Iran who was not the tallest player on any cour...

Let us know what you think! What your family called protection was actually control. And most of us spent years - sometimes decades - believing the two were the same thing. Dr. Pauline Yeghnazar Peck is an Iranian-Armenian psychologist, coach and speaker who specialises in helping daughters of immigrants break cycles and bridge gaps. She grew up as the sensitive child in a family where emotions we...

Let us know what you think! This conversation was filmed two years ago in San Francisco. I am sharing it today because everything Raffi Krikorian told me then is more relevant now than it was when we recorded it. Raffi Krikorian was employee number 50 at Twitter. He became the company's Chief Technology Officer. He then left to become CTO of Uber — overseeing self-driving car development at o...

Let us know what you think! Adam Kablanian has spent his career building things nobody can see. Microchips. Molecular layers that make screens produce light. Embedded memory inside the devices billions of people hold every day. The infrastructure nobody notices until it stops working. He grew up in Aleppo as an Armenian — which means he grew up as the grandchild of people who survived something un...

Let us know what you think! George H. Young was 19 years old when he was drafted into the United States Army. He didn't choose Vietnam. Vietnam chose him. In this episode, George - a decorated Vietnam veteran, wounded in action, and current Chaplain of Burbank VFW Post 8310  sits down for one of the most honest conversations about war, coming home, and what happens after that we have ever had...

Let us know what you think! Armenian Freemasons and the men who orchestrated the Armenian Genocide sat in the same Masonic lodges. Both believed in brotherhood. Both professed a belief in God. Both paid their dues. And one side used that same network to try to destroy the other. My guest today is Vram Martirosyan — Freemason, diaspora activist, and one of the most honest people I have interviewed...

Let us know what you think! What does it take to be truly unbreakable? Vahick Yedgarian has survived war. Revolution. Financial collapse. A gun held to his head. He built a financial empire from nothing, earned five advanced degrees while working full time, and turned a small soup brand into a major operation in Russia. He thought he had seen everything. Then his wife got sick. In this episode of...

Let us know what you think! This is not a football story. Yura Movsisyan arrived in California from Baku as a refugee with no organized football experience, no academy, no structure. He became the 4th overall pick in the MLS SuperDraft. He signed for Spartak Moscow - Russia's most iconic club - for €7.5 million, and scored a hat-trick on his debut in front of 80,000 people. Then he was public...

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