Paul Chaderjian

Paul Chaderjian is a Los Angeles-based broadcast journalist, writer and author of the novel "Letters to Barbra.” His work explores diaspora identity, cultural memory and global storytelling. Follow Paul on social media @pchadNEWS.
Reflections

Three Apples: Stories matter

Terranea and the return home The keys on my MacBook click in the quiet of my West Los Angeles apartment.…

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Special Reports

Unparalleled Armenian Television: ‘Janapar’—The Road Less Traveled

Picture breathtaking, sweeping views of Armenia. Visualize panoramic landscapes of an historic place populated for more than 6,000 years. Imagine…

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Op-Eds

Three Apples: The Relic

Once there was and there was not… that place 100 years ago that my ancestors survived, where teenage boys were…

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Op-Eds

Three Apples: The Architect in a Box

Once there was and there was not… There was nothing but sand here. Now, a picture-perfect 21st-century metropolis stands tall…

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News

Poet Lola Koundakjian Shares Armenian Literature at International Festival

QUEBEC—Poets, wordsmiths and fans of literature from all around the world gathered at the 30th International Poetry Festival at Trois-Rivières…

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Featured

Three Apples: dOIN’ tIME iN dAW’HA

Once there was and there was not …   1. [[[ dIS aPPEAR fROM hERE ]]] It’s Tuesday, and he’s…

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Opinion

Three Apples: An Armenian Christmas Gift to a Traveler

You press the record button on your camera and through the viewfinder see the relic, an ancient spear bathing in…

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Opinion

Chaderjian: The Seat of the Armenian Soul

Once there was and there was not… It’s a picture perfect Sunday morning in Tatev, a serene and remote corner…

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Opinion

Chaderjian: If It’s A Hye Shoe, Let’s Wear It Out

Once there was and there was not…a fashionable shoe known as “the world’s oldest shoe found in an Armenian cave.”…

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News

Genocide Commemoration Music Video Banned in Beirut

Lebanese General Security Pulls Eileen Khatchadourian’s ‘Zartir Vortyag’ from Airwaves  Popular music and controversy are part of the same fabric…

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