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CapicúaFM: Stockholm Syndrome – US Keyboard Syndrome

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CapicúaFM: Stockholm Syndrome - US Keyboard Syndrome 1

In the most recent CapicúaFM episode, we reviewed the definition of Stockholm Syndrome, the famous 1973 kidnapping case & bank robbery that inspired its name, and the fact that the FBI has determined that 8% of all kidnapping victims fall into it. The three participants: Spaniard linguist, singer and voiceover talent María Esnoz, «Jaimito» (the AI sidekick I covered in Creating a Little-Johnny type character for radio & podcast shows: image + voice) and I all illustrated through an interactive radio sketch why I believe that the US Keyboard Syndrome to be so similar to Stockholm Syndrome, since in both cases, the victim protects and defends the captor. We also clarified that by population of Castilian speakers, México is the number one country in the world and the United States is number 2. Here you can listen to the episode, if desired:

https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.m4a/media.blubrry.com/capicafm/content.blubrry.com/capicafm/CFM-108.m4a?_=1

To get practical recommendations and tech information about Spanish keyboards in the United States, visit TuTeclado.com.

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