What happens to our cultural identity when the languages we speak start disappearing? Join us as we welcome Mr. Max Tuana, an eloquent advocate for linguistic diversity, who shares his captivating journey growing up in a multilingual household. Max provides an insightful perspective on the alarming decline of the world's languages, predicting that globalization and state policies could potentially erase half of them within the next century. Through his personal experiences and poignant anecdotes, he underscores the vital connection between language and cultural heritage, drawing attention to the challenges faced by regional languages like Basque and Breton in France.

Together, we embark on an exploration of how language shapes not just our communication but the very fabric of our identities. From the challenges of translating culturally rich concepts to the joys of learning through immersion, Max and our discussion bring to light the profound impact language has on our lives. We highlight inspiring initiatives, like those in Hawaii, which are breathing new life into native languages through education and community engagement. Tune in to be inspired to reconnect with your linguistic roots and appreciate the deep ties between language and personal identity.

The Business of Life
Dr Ariella (Ariel) Rosita King
Original Song, "Teach Me to Live one Day At A Time"
written, guitar and vocals by Dr. Ariel Rosita King

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