Podcast appearances and mentions of erin simpson

Join Isabel and her guest, Erin Simpson, to discuss cat behavior, interior design, and cat products that seamlessly blend both. Erin, a PR professional with a deep love of cats, shares her journey to embracing her crazy cat lady status and how her cats led her to create cat products that stand out in the market for their aesthetic and functional design. Erin, a vintage hunter, fashion lover, and mom to a 5-year-old daughter named Ramona, shares what she's thankful for this year and gives a shout-out to her recently departed cat, Stella, who helped her launch Wildcat. Grab a drink, play along, and enjoy the show! EPISODE NOTES: Thanksgiving Vibes with Wildcat

If you thought Erin Simpson's theme tune was rocking, wait till you hear this. Join Alex and Duncan as they look back at a very special 2010 episode of The Erin Simpson Show, in which a Christchurch death metal band played to a mosh pit of children on the after school kids' show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kiya is joined by Erin Simpson, President of the UNA Fashion Association! How did she go from cowgirl to marine biologist to fashion expert? What is the Fashion Association up to? And can you wear white after Labor Day? Find out all of this and more in this week's trendy episode!   To watch this episode with a video component, go to:   https://youtu.be/Ns0u3cbBr7A

In case you missed my 'Fun Friday' with Erin Simpson, she serenaded me with her iconic 'The Erin Simpson Show' theme song!!  I wish I had a cool theme song...  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In case you missed my 'Fun Friday' with Erin Simpson, I asked her if she thought Duncan Garner was hot... I can honestly say, I was thrilled with what she said

Welcome to another week of FUN FRIDAY! I dive into an amazing chat with the incredibly talented Erin Simpson! From opera singing to television production, Erin's career journey is truly an inspiration. We delve into everything from the art of recycling to the reality of TV production and even share some awkward encounters with fame. Don't miss out on Erin's hilarious tales of fans singing her old radio jingle! Tune in for laughter, insights, and a candid glimpse into the world of entertainment ❤️See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Before we get to our massive bombshell, there's some thrilling celebrity news to get through including Jojo Siwa's southern sojourn, Kourtney Kardashian's pregnancy and Erin Simpson's chook-hungry baby. Also, Jane had a handsome bum doctor, and Alex had a scandal queenie at Cirque on Ice. We also recap the latest on Love Island UK before dropping some very big news about the future of the pod. Whatever could it be? You'll have to listen to find out. Join the Real Pod community! Go here for The Real Pod Corner on Facebook And here to chat on our Discord server Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On 'The Week That Was' this week I'm joined by community advocate and all around great guy Dave Letele, and media personality, and wedding celebrant, Erin Simpson. On the menu today:  The Nate Nauer case - how much focus should be on rehabilitating offenders?   Obesity and kids sport - how do we get our kids off the couch?  The cost of living crisis continues to bite at the supermarket - who is being affected and how can we help? And are we doing enough when it comes to funding and promoting the arts in New Zealand? And my 'Wanker of the Week' is actually someone I'm starting to warm to. Who could it be...  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Experienced residence life leaders Dana Olivo, Erin Simpson, and Dr. David Hibbler, Jr explore different ways of doing residence life work in our current and future contexts. They explore structural possibilities and methods of reimagining our day-to-day work. They discuss innovative ways to integrate the proactive work of student learning, community building, and belonging along with the reactive work of crisis response.

Recently the Center for American Progress issued a report that said “Online service companies have produced substantial wealth, but these gains have failed to reach the American workforce more broadly. Pervasive, ubiquitous digital surveillance has eroded Americans' civil liberties. Exploitation of people's data has created novel consumer threats around privacy, manipulation of consumer behavior, and discrimination. Americans face these and other harms from online services, including but not limited to widespread fraud, abuse of small businesses, abuse of market power, faulty algorithms, racist and sexist technological development, cybersecurity challenges, threats to workers' rights, curtailed innovation, and challenges with online radicalization and misinformation.” But one of the authors of that reports says that despite this massive litany of destructive problems, big tech platforms can be fixed, and the Internet can be...good! Erin Simpson of CAP joins to explain.

Recently the Center for American Progress issued a report that said “Online service companies have produced substantial wealth, but these gains have failed to reach the American workforce more broadly. Pervasive, ubiquitous digital surveillance has eroded Americans' civil liberties. Exploitation of people's data has created novel consumer threats around privacy, manipulation of consumer behavior, and discrimination. Americans face these and other harms from online services, including but not limited to widespread fraud, abuse of small businesses, abuse of market power, faulty algorithms, racist and sexist technological development, cybersecurity challenges, threats to workers' rights, curtailed innovation, and challenges with online radicalization and misinformation.” But one of the authors of that reports says that despite this massive litany of destructive problems, big tech platforms can be fixed, and the Internet can be...good! Erin Simpson of CAP joins to explain. Photo by Rahul Chakraborty on Unsplash

Recently the Center for American Progress issued a report that said “Online service companies have produced substantial wealth, but these gains have failed to reach the American workforce more broadly. Pervasive, ubiquitous digital surveillance has eroded Americans' civil liberties. Exploitation of people's data has created novel consumer threats around privacy, manipulation of consumer behavior, and discrimination. Americans face these and other harms from online services, including but not limited to widespread fraud, abuse of small businesses, abuse of market power, faulty algorithms, racist and sexist technological development, cybersecurity challenges, threats to workers' rights, curtailed innovation, and challenges with online radicalization and misinformation.” But one of the authors of that reports says that despite this massive litany of destructive problems, big tech platforms can be fixed, and the Internet can be...good! Erin Simpson of CAP joins to explain. Photo by Rahul Chakraborty on Unsplash

Heyoooo today on the Only Fans we were talking about the different NZ talk shows and how Erin Simpson was the only one with her full name as the shows name... so we got her on for a chat! Also Cal says he will get surgery to make himself taller lol See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us as we discuss new healthy low sugar non alcoholic options with Erin Simpson, owner and operator at Third Born Ginger Beer in Houston Texas. We taste 5 different ginger beer options including Classic Ginger, Ginger Lemon, Ginger Pineapple, Ginger Strawberry mocktail and a Ginger jalapeno lime beer. Look for Third Born Yum! We also do a side by side comparison with Guinness Draught 0.0 with the traditional Guinness Draught 4.2% in celebration of the upcoming holiday. We discussed a few spots in town to celebrate this years St. Patrick's Day - so put on your green shirt, grab your favorite beer and toast to our favorite drinking holiday! Events promoted: Vallensons' St. Patricks Day Celebration Thursday Bakfish Brewing - St. Pattys Day food pop up and live music Backyard Brewing Co. St. Patricks Day Dinner (Saturday) This podcast was recorded at Saloon Door Brewing in Webster Texas. Find Third Born Ginger Beer - https://www.thirdborngingerbeer.com/find-us Follow us on Instagram and Facebook! @thedraughtqueens @houstonbeermother @lynley_brew --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/draughtqueens/support

This week, Erin Simpson is here to wrap up our series, Swerve: Things to Avoid to Avoid Negativity. We're diving into the Bible to see that a life aligned with scripture can help us steer clear of some real negativity! The Scripture is God's divine instruction for our life... we better live life like those words affect us. Join us next week as we begin our series, "The Gift Exchange: The True Gifts of Christmas.

Today, we continued with our series on James with a message about Faith and Works. To do this, Erin Simpson takes us to James chapter two. While we are saved by our faith, we need to remember that faith without works is dead! If God has given us something, it is our responsibility to use it. Join us next week as we continue our series, "Forward Progress: Keys to Living Spiritually Deep"

In today's episode of the Dear BAMf podcast, Erin Simpson of Brick Lane breaks down how to know when a start-up needs an agency.

It's safe to say many of us have probably missed out on things we would have liked to do in 2020. However, the Bible has a lot to teach us about overcoming our fear of missing while pressing into trusting God. Today, Erin Simpson takes us to the story of Cain and Able and how the fear of missing out and unrighteous actions stopped their progress. Join us next week as we begin our new series, "Unforgettable: Exploring the key stories of Christmas"

You've heard of Contiki, but what about Pick Tiki? It's a new online job service dreamed up by university graduates, Emma Boase and Summer Wynyard, to get students into summer fruit picking work. Backed by NZ Apples and Pears Limited, Pick Tiki links young New Zealanders with jobs around the country in areas where fruit growers are in urgent need of staff. Erin Simpson is the Capability Development Manager at NZ Apples and Pears. He speaks to Corin Dann.

Today's guest hosts are Brent J. Cohen and Charlotte Hancock, Executive Director and Communications Director for Generation Progress. During today's episode, they highlight how we are only 20 days away from Election Day 2020, which will be the last day for voters to cast a ballot in this election. In a year that has been dominated by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, it should not come as a surprise that this election night may unfold a little differently than past ones. The timeline for certifying election results in particular is looking like it will be significantly longer than in past elections, which for Americans who are used to knowing the outcome of Presidential elections in particular by the end of election night, could leave us vulnerable to the spread of misinformation. To help Brent and Charlotte break down what to expect from election night 2020, and the ensuing process of counting and certifying ballots, they're joined by two guests from the Center for American Progress. They are Danielle Root, the Associate Director of Voting Rights and Access to Justice, and Erin Simpson, the Associate Director of Technology Policy. Here are the Twitter handles for today's guests and their organizations: Center for American Progress (CAP) - @amprog, The Democracy and Government Reform Team at CAP - @CAPdemocracy, Erin Simpson - @esmpsn The website for 'Generation Progress' is www.GenProgress.org and their Twitter Handle is @GenProgress.  Brent J. Cohen's Twitter handle is @BrentJCohen and Charlotte Hancock's handle is @CharlatAnne.

Today's guest hosts are Brent J. Cohen and Charlotte Hancock, Executive Director and Communications Director for Generation Progress. During today's episode, they highlight how we are only 20 days away from Election Day 2020, which will be the last day for voters to cast a ballot in this election. In a year that has been dominated by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, it should not come as a surprise that this election night may unfold a little differently than past ones. The timeline for certifying election results in particular is looking like it will be significantly longer than in past elections, which for Americans who are used to knowing the outcome of Presidential elections in particular by the end of election night, could leave us vulnerable to the spread of misinformation. To help Brent and Charlotte break down what to expect from election night 2020, and the ensuing process of counting and certifying ballots, they’re joined by two guests from the Center for American Progress. They are Danielle Root, the Associate Director of Voting Rights and Access to Justice, and Erin Simpson, the Associate Director of Technology Policy. Here are the Twitter handles for today's guests and their organizations: Center for American Progress (CAP) - @amprog, The Democracy and Government Reform Team at CAP - @CAPdemocracy, Erin Simpson - @esmpsn The website for 'Generation Progress' is www.GenProgress.org and their Twitter Handle is @GenProgress. Brent J. Cohen's Twitter handle is @BrentJCohen and Charlotte Hancock's handle is @CharlatAnne.

The war stories we tell both reflect and shape the relationship between American society and its military. In the second of two episodes, Alice and Jim explore how the stories Vietnam veterans told about their war have shaped America's experience of the war in Afghanistan. They interview author and Army veteran Matt Gallagher, about his most recent novel, Empire City, and consider how blogs and social media have influenced the ways we tell war stories, drawing on insights from counterinsurgency expert, Dr. Erin Simpson, and Marine Corps veteran and creator of the Duffel Blog, Paul Szoldra. Features "Born to Drive Me Crazy" by Lance Conrad via Artlist.

Erin Simpson is a New Zealand Television presenter, best known for her hosting on shows such as Sticky TV, What Now and of course The Erin Simpson Show. In this podcast Erin reflects on her journey from growing up in a rural community on the farm, to hosting shows and interviewing some of the biggest names you can think of. We chatted about her experiences interviewing All Blacks, creating and developing shows, even meeting her husband on the red carpet. Tune in for a few laughs and some golden advice with Erin Simpson

Almost immediately after the American invasion of Afghanistan in October 2001, people started to wonder if we were getting ourselves into another Vietnam. Eighteen years later, victory in Afghanistan remains elusive and questions about the limits of American power remain. In the first of two episodes, Alice and Jim talk with historian Greg Daddis, counterinsurgency expert Erin Simpson, and retired General Barry McCaffrey about the similarities and differences between the wars in Vietnam and Afghanistan and consider how these conflicts have shaped the U.S. military and American society. Features "Taoudella" by Azalai via Blue Dot Sessions.

Today, Josh and Erin Simpson look at the story of the laborers in the vineyard and we see an example of what God's justice looks like. Because of sin, justice and mercy cannot depend on us or our views of justice. We are broken and the world around us is broken. Thankfully, God is the most fair and His justice is perfect. Join us next week as we continue our series, "Moral of the Story: Exploring the life changing Parables of Jesus"

A law change is desperately needed to stop non-Māori artists using Māori faces and traditional facial tattoos in their work.  That's the view of a specialist in Indigenous cultural property, Aroha Mead. The issue has come to light again after broadcaster Oriini Kaipara  - who has a moko kauae - posted online that a portrait of her face was being sold without her permission.  There has also been outrage at a monkey statue with a mataora, or full-faced moko, wearing a korowai, created in celebration of Chinese New Year by former children's television host Erin Simpson. Samantha Payne, who painted the portrait of Oriini Kaipara, said in a statement to RNZ, that she apologised for any offence and hurt caused by her paintings, and accepts it was unethical and inexusable to not ask any of women she depicted for their permission first. The piece is no longer online. And in a statement, Erin Simpson who made the monkey statue, apologised for any offence that had arisen from her artwork and said she would be more culturally conscious with her future designs.   

Ezra and Matt review four major plans for after social distancing; plus the Democratic primary finally ends. Resources: Dan Hopkins' tweet "National coronavirus response: A road map to reopening" by Scott Gottlieb, AEI "A National and State Plan To End the Coronavirus Crisis" By Zeke Emanuel, Neera Tanden, Topher Spiro, Adam Conner, Kevin DeGood, Erin Simpson, Nicole Rapfogel, and Maura Calsyn, Center for American Progress COVID-19 Response White Papers, Harvard University "Simulating Covid-19: Part 1" by Paul Romer "Even A Bad Test Can Help Guide the Decision to Isolate: Covid Simulations Part 3" by Paul Romer "It’s time to move past employer-based health insurance" by Ezra Klein, Vox Hosts: Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias), Senior correspondent, Vox Ezra Klein (@ezraklein), Editor-at-large, Vox Credits: Producer and edited by Jeff Geld More to explore: Subscribe to Impeachment, Explained on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Overcast, Pocket Casts, or your favorite podcast app to get stay updated on this story every week. About Vox Vox is a news network that helps you cut through the noise and understand what's really driving the events in the headlines. Follow Us: Vox.com Facebook group: The Weeds Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We can probably all think of somebody in society that might be considered an outsider or an outcast. We too were once outcasts but Jesus calls us to be with him and he calls us to love the outcast in our lives. Today, Erin Simpson teaches from Galatians 3 and we learn that we all have our common identity in Christ and there should be no division between “outcast” and “in-crowd”. This message continues our series: "Distinctively Unique: Unveiling What Makes Us Who We Are"

Capability Development Manager at New Zealand Apples and Pears Inc and Professor in Agribusiness at Massey University report from the International Horticulture Immersion Programme (IHIP) which is taking place in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany.

Interviews are with Jamie Mackay, Chris Brandolino, Marc Rivers, Luke Howden, Hamish Walker, Erin Simpson, Hamish Gow, Neville Cook, Jon Pemberton and Dean Rabbidge.

A new year is upon us and as we move into 2020, we need to remember what it is that makes us different. We are called out and set apart by God and we must pursue what He calls us to! This week, Erin Simpson teaches from Deuteronomy 14:2 as well as other passages on pursuing Righteousness, Faith, Peace, and Love. This year, let's pursue the life that God has for us!

Erin Simpson is the founder and owner of Third Born Ginger Beer, A Houston based company. This clip was taken from our long form segment which was rudely interrupted by the wind. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theflexcoach/support

When we feel overwhelmed, it's easy to slip into worry, but Jesus tells us there's another way. While worrying might give us something to do, seeking the Kingdom will ultimately give us peace and God will take care of us! In this message, Erin Simpson shares from Matthew chapter 6 on what Jesus has to say about worrying. This message continues our series: “Forward: Pressing Thru Some of Life's Tough Stuff”

We've all heard of the concept of dynamic duos, people who are well known because of something they did or do together. Well...there are some GREAT ones in the Bible! Duos that can teach us a thing or two on how to live in the world we find ourselves in 2019, a culture which is fairly relationally bankrupt. In this message, Pastor Matt Poorman & Erin Simpson explore a relational success story between 2 guys that truly is one to model. The story is of two guys named David & Jonathon. Two pretty amazing friends. This teaching includes discussion on how to pursue, press into, & experience brotherly love like David & Jonathon did, which will help us get more relationally rooted in 2019 and beyond! This is the beginning message in our series "Rooted: Success Stories for a Relational Bankrupt Society"

Radhya Almutawakel started human rights work in 2004; as she criticized the unfolding war in Yemen in a local newspaper, families of those who had been detained reached out to her for help. Now, Radhya is the co-founder and chairperson of the Mwatana Organization for Human Rights, which documents human rights violations by all parties of the conflict in Yemen. This week, Ravi and Grant talk to Radhya about the challenge of documenting famine as a tool of war, the future of the conflict in Yemen, and how to train a new generation of human rights advocates. Displaced is a production by the International Rescue Committee and Vox Media. You can read more about this episode in our show notes. Tell us what you think! Make sure you use #DisplacedPodcast on Twitter to discuss the season. You can also get in touch with Grant @grantmgordon and Ravi @rgurumurthy.  Catch up on our series about the future of war: hear from Robert Malley, president and CEO of the International Crisis Group, about the top conflicts to watch in 2019, and Loren DeJonge Schulman and Erin Simpson, two defense industry experts, about how technology is changing war.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Ravi and Grant turn to Loren DeJonge Schulman and Erin Simpson to discuss how technology is changing war and what that means for humanitarians. Both Loren and Erin have years of experience working in the defense industry - so not only are they experts on this issue, they also provide a unique view on how militaries around the world are actually thinking about and implementing technologies like autonomous weapons, AI, and cyberwarfare. Loren and Erin are two of the three co-hosts of their own podcast called Bombshell, where they unpack more national security and defense issues. Check it out. If you haven’t listened to Ravi and Grant’s conversation with Robert Malley, president and CEO of the International Crisis Group, about the top conflicts to watch in 2019, catch up here. Displaced is a partnership between Vox Media and the International Rescue Committee. Find our show notes here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 4: When does “not guilty” result in a life sentence? Francisco made a mistake; but he wasn't guilty of a crime. Yet his interaction with the police cost him a job and almost cost him a career. Kelly and Nadine speak with lawyers Erin Simpson and Emma Phillips about why the Human Rights Code should be expanded to provide protection from discrimination for people who are accused, but not convicted, of a crime. Written by: Kelly Doctor and Nadine Blum Produced by: Ellie Gordon-Moershel Artwork by : Annette Blum Music credits: Action by Mon Plaisir: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Monplaisir/American_Dreams_Soundtrack/Monplaisir_-_American_Dreams_Original_Soundtrack_-_18_Action Gross (Glee Cross Revisited) by Jahzzar: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/DCCD/03_Gross_Glee_Gross_Revisited Virtues Inherited, Passed On by Chris Zabriskie: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_Zabriskie/Reappear/07_-_Virtues_Inherited_Vices_Passed_On Bodies by Jahzzar: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/HiFi_City_Tales/03_Bodies http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Meydan/Havor/6-_LEtoile_danse_Pt_1_1738 Thoughtful by Lee Rosevere: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lee_Rosevere/Music_For_Podcasts_2/Lee_Rosevere_-_Music_for_Podcasts_2_-_09_Thoughtful Shoegaze by Jahzzarhttp://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/The_Crowd_excerpt/Shoegaze Another Version of You by Chris Zabriskie: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_Zabriskie/Thoughtless/Chris_Zabriskie_-_Thoughtless_-_02_-_Another_Version_of_You Dogs & Cats by Jahzzar: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/RawDub/05_-_Dogs_Cats

Dr. Erin Simpson, Director for Strategic Planning at Northrop Grumman, sits down with Dr. Emma Ashford, Research Fellow at the CATO Institute, Dr. Audrey Kurth Cronin, Professor at American University, Ciara Knudsen, Director of Strategic Planning at the Department of State, and Dr. Maria J. Stephan, Senior Advisor at the United States Institute of Peace to discuss the challenge of non-state actors.

Dr. Erin Simpson, Director for Strategic Planning at Northrop Grumman, sits down with Dr. Emma Ashford, Research Fellow at the CATO Institute, Dr. Audrey Kurth Cronin, Professor at American University, Ciara Knudsen, Director of Strategic Planning at the Department of State, and Dr. Maria J. Stephan, Senior Advisor at the United States Institute of Peace to discuss the challenge of non-state actors.

What does the Cold War and Power Transition Theory have to do with Tom Brady's dietary regimen and the Eagles defense?  Perry World House Associate Director Michael Horowitz quarterbacks this episode, which features an all-star line-up of national security experts. In advance of this Sunday's Super Bowl, Horowitz and our guests discuss what the Super Bowl has to do with global affairs and foreign policy. They also share their thoughts on the Eagles vs. Patriots matchup. Will they fumble in their predictions, or will they soar towards the Punditry Hall of Fame? Listen to find out! Frank Gavin is the Giovanni Agnelli Distinguished Professor and the inaugural director of the Henry A. Kissinger Center for Global Affairs at Johns Hopkins SAIS. Rita Konaev is a post-doctoral fellow at the Center for Strategic Studies in The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University (and formerly a post-doctoral fellow at Perry World House). Vipin Narang is associate professor of political science at MIT. Erin Simpson is the host of the Bombshell podcast. Music and Produced by Tre Hester

Loren DeJonge Schulman and Bob Scher sit down with Perry World House's Michael Horowitz to discuss careers in national security, global threats, and the blue whale. Ms. Schulman is the Deputy Director of Studies at the Center for a New American Security. Before that, she served as Senior Advisor to National Security Advisor Susan Rice. Mr. Scher is the head of International Affairs, BP America. Prior to that, Scher served as Assistant Secretary of Defense for Strategy, Plans, and Capabilities in the Department of Defense.  (0:50) – How did you get interested in international affairs? (5:00) – Transitioning from government service to the private sector. (5:50) – What is the role of academics and academic institutions in the policy world?   (8:50) – What skill or trait has made you successful in the policy world? (12:50) – What are the two biggest challenges that the world will face over the next year? (15:20) – What the two biggest challenges that the world will face over the next 20 years (17:10) – Mike forecasts the implications of weaponized AI through the prism of Wall-E getting a gun. (20:50) – Interesting global facts segment (22:25) – Advice for college students interested in engaging the policy world Episode Readings: Bombshell (Podcast), Loren DeJonge Schulman, Radha Iyengar, & Erin Simpson, War on the Rocks, (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/bombshell/id1195698408?mt=2) Washington Is Never Quite Sure Where It Is at War, Loren DeJonge Schulman, The Atlantic, (https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2017/11/niger-aumf-war-terrorism/544652/) The Necessity of Questioning the Military, Loren DeJonge Schulman, The Atlantic, (https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/10/necessity-of-questioning-military/543576/) The Winds of War, Herman Wouk, (https://www.amazon.com/Winds-War-Herman-Wouk/dp/0316952664) Music and Produced by Tre Hester

You've read a bit about our alliance with the Texas National Security Network, brought to you by the University of Texas. Now you get to be a guest at our launch party in DC, where we ate Blue Bell ice cream, drank Shiner Bock (and scotch, of course), and held an awesome panel with the hosts of Bombshell -- Radha Iyengar, Loren DeJonge Schulman, and Erin Simpson -- alongside Jim Goldgeier of American University's School of International Service as well as William Inboden and Paul Miller of the Clements Center at the University of Texas. Ryan Evans tried to keep this rowdy crew in line as they talked about the push and pull between academics and policymakers.

This week on Bombshell, we walk through the first week of the Trump administration. Sit down and listen to Radha Iyengar Plumb, Loren Dejonge Schulman, and Erin Simpson discuss America First, cabinet confirmations, Chelsea Manning, Wall of Stars + Hall of Heroes, re-organization of the National Security Council, and the immigration order. Stick around for our favorite podcasts and thoughts on Sherlock. Music: "Jennifer Lawrence," by Future Teens; Produced by Tré Hester

This week on Bombshell, we walk through the first week of the Trump administration. Sit down and listen to Radha Iyengar Plumb, Loren DeJonge Schulman, and Erin Simpson discuss America First, cabinet confirmations, Chelsea Manning, Wall of Stars + Hall of Heroes, re-organization of the National Security Council, and the immigration order. Stick around for our favorite podcasts and thoughts on Sherlock. Music: "Jennifer Lawrence," by Future Teens; Produced by Tré Hester  

This week on Bombshell, we walk through the first week of the Trump administration. Sit down and listen to Radha Iyengar Plumb, Loren Dejonge Schulman, and Erin Simpson discuss America First, cabinet confirmations, Chelsea Manning, Wall of Stars + Hall of Heroes, re-organization of the National Security Council, and the immigration order. Stick around for our favorite podcasts and thoughts on Sherlock. Music: "Jennifer Lawrence," by Future Teens; Produced by Tré Hester

Welcome to Bombshell.  This new bi-weekly series, brought to you by War on the Rocks, is hosted by three of your favorite Washington insiders who will dissect today’s foreign policy crises and tomorrow’s security challenges.  Our hosts — Loren DeJonge Schulman, Radha Iyengar Plumb, and Erin Simpson — will talk military strategy, White House mayhem, and the best cocktails known to (wo)man. In this episode, our hosts introduce themselves and each other before launching into a guide to what is going to face the Trump administration as it takes hold of the reins of power. If you're wondering about new appointments, how the new National Security Council could run, and possible crises that could erupt as soon as day one, this is the episode for you. The first two episodes will be on the War on the Rocks feed. Don’t forget to sign up for the Bombshell feed on your podcast app of choice (Note: Most apps use the iTunes feed and iTunes is taking their sweet time approving it. Keep trying). Music: "Jennifer Lawrence," by Future Teens Produced by Tré Hester Image: U.S. Air Force photo by Capt. Patrick Nichols

Welcome to Bombshell.  This new bi-weekly series, brought to you by War on the Rocks, is hosted by three of your favorite Washington insiders who will dissect today’s foreign policy crises and tomorrow’s security challenges.  Our hosts — Loren DeJonge Schulman, Radha Iyengar Plumb, and Erin Simpson — will talk military strategy, White House mayhem, and the best cocktails known to (wo)man. In this episode, our hosts introduce themselves and each other before launching into a guide to what is going to face the Trump administration as it takes hold of the reins of power. If you're wondering about new appointments, how the new National Security Council could run, and possible crises that could erupt as soon as day one, this is the episode for you.  The first two episodes will be on the War on the Rocks feed. Don’t forget to sign up for the Bombshell feed on your podcast app of choice.  Music: "Jennifer Lawrence," by Future Teens Produced by Tré Hester

Dr. Erin Simpson, former CEO of analytics firm Caerus Associates, describes management techniques for defense startups, differences between services and product businesses and bootstrapping a national security startup.

What's going on around the world? For our latest podcast, WOTR editor-in-chief Ryan Evans was joined by a great group to talk about Russia and its intervention in Syria, the Middle East more broadly, America's approach to foreign policy, the refugee crisis in Europe, the international economy, and Congress.  Our guests were Justin Johnson of the Heritage Foundation, Denise Natali of the National Defense University, Bill Rosenau of CNA, and Erin Simpson of Caerus Associates.

This is a very special Schoolhouse edition of the War on the Rocks podcast series. As many of you know, our Schoolhouse series is concerned with the intersection between policy and the academy. Is scholarship relevant to the policymaker? Is the academy preparing people to go into the policy world? Our guests grappled with these questions and more, telling their own stories of how they came be involved as scholars in the policy world, in the field in Afghanistan, and the private sector. We were joined by Frank Gavin of MIT, Erin Simpson of Caerus Associates, and Stephen Tankel of American University. Have a listen!     Image: Marcus Hansson

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. John W. Boyer, dean of the College, surprises third-year students Yusef Al-Jarani, Ava Benezra, Andrea Haidar, and Erin Simpson at an April 11 ceremony with the news that they have all won the prestigious Truman Scholarships. The University of Chicago leads the nation in the number of Truman Scholars this year. The scholarship helps students with outstanding leadership potential to prepare for careers in government or public service by helping them pay for graduate school.