This story is about my conversation with Anaïs Tekerian (if you are curious, here is our conversation from two years ago). Anaïs is a mother, a very talented musician and writer, and a dear friend whom I love with my heart.
Anaïs is a gentle lioness (she is all love but don’t mess with her kids), a singer with a moving voice, and a member of the Armenian trio Zulal. (She is also the person inspiring me and teaching me the Armenian songs I’ve been recording. They are such beautiful songs!)
This conversation with Anaïs is a calm and, I suppose, very female, conversation about the past three years, pain, love, and hope. It is not an information-packed conversation about geopolitics or Klaus Schwab (although I do stick in my two cents about smart face wearables :), it’s a down-to-earth conversation about history, our hearts, and dealing with the day-to-day grind of the not-so-great reset.
In the interview, we talk about Anaïs’ motherhood, about various fake “social justice” movements, abo…
