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Joining us this week is Tarila Marclint Ebiede, adjunct assistant professor of international affairs at Brussels School of Governance, Brussels, Belgium. His research examines the reintegration of ex-combatants, political violence, the impact of violent conflicts on local governance, youth and violence, peacebuilding and security in Nigeria. We talk to him about his research, the recent news of a fallen military jet plane in Nigeria, and his new Conflict Research Network (CORN) West Africa initiative. In the news wrap, Kim and Rachel talk about that fallen military jet in Nigeria and share updates on the books you should be reading. … More Ep. 124: A conversation with Tarila Marclint Ebiede about about violence and governance in Nigeria

Earlier this year, Liliane Umubyeyi and Amah Edoh joined Cornell University's Institute for European Studies to talk about their collaborative work on reparations, especially related to Belgium and the Democratic Republic of Congo. We share selected excerpts of their talk in this week's episode, and you can find a link to watch the full panel in this week's show notes. In the news wrap, Kim and Rachel talk about the arrest of former South African President Jacob Zuma and the subsequent protests. Plus, more about COVID vaccines on the African continent. … More Ep. 123: A conversation with Liliane Umubyeyi and Amah Edoh on reparations

In her book, "Branding Humanity: Competing Narratives of Rights, Violence, and Global Citizenship," Amal Fadlalla writes about the Save Darfur movement and how it gained an international following. We bring her onto the show this week for a conversation about her work and her expertise in Sudan. In the news wrap, Kim and Rachel talk about global climate change, more updates from the Tigray region of Ethiopia, the protests in Eswatini, and more. … More Ep. 121: A conversation with Amal Fadlalla

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Joining us this week is friend of the show, Zachariah Mampilly! He speaks with Kim about researching and teaching African politics, as well as his Program on African Social Research (PASR) which supports junior African scholars as they work to publish in academic journals. In the news wrap, Kim and Rachel talk about the Islamic State in Mozambique, news from Nigeria, and political updates in Côte d'Ivoire. … More Ep. 120: A conversation with Zachariah Mampilly on researching African politics

In their upcoming book, "After the Arab Uprisings: Progress and Stagnation in the Middle East and North Africa," Shamiran Mako and Valentine Moghadam share their work on democracy and social transformation in North Africa after the Arab Spring. In an interview with Rachel, Mako and Moghadam talk about the six years of research leading up to the book and explain the four key frameworks of their analysis: state and regime type, civil society, gender relations and women's mobilizations, and external influence. There's no news wrap this week, but you can still see what we're reading, listening to, and learning this week in the show notes on our website, ufahamuafrica.com. … More Ep. 119: A conversation with Shamiran Mako and Valentine Moghadam on “After the Arab Uprisings”

This week, we are re-airing Kim's interview with Ashley Currier, whose work looks at LGBT organizing in Africa. Currier spoke to Kim about her books, "Out in Africa" and "Politicizing Sex in Contemporary Africa," visibility of African activists, and homophobia on the continent. In the news this week: a coup in Mali, volcanic eruptions in eastern Congo, and reduced food rations in Rwandan refugee camps. Plus, Kim and Rachel share a summer music recommendation! Don't forget to also send us your good news! We will be sharing the wins of our listeners in a future episode, anything from exciting graduation announcements to book publications to being reunited with a family member after getting vaccinated! Email us a phone recording of your good news to ufahamuafrica@gmail.com. … More Ep. 118: A rerun of our conversation with Ashley Currier about LGBT organizing in Africa

As violence and unrest in the Tigray region of Ethiopia continues, we bring Goitom Gebreleul on the show. Gebreleul is a researcher in international and comparative politics of the Horn of Africa at Hatèta Policy Research. In his interview with Kim, he shares the evidence that this is a genocide and tells listeners what they can do to help. There's no news wrap this week, but you can still see what we're reading, listening to, and learning this week in the show notes on our website, ufahamuafrica.com. … More Ep. 117: A conversation with Goitom Gebreleul about the genocide in Tigray, Ethiopia

Joining us this week are special guests Christina Cottiero, a political science PhD student at UC San Diego doing award-winning research on regional security issues in West Africa, and Expédit Ologou, the founder and president at the Civic Academy for Africa’s Future, an independent research think tank in Benin, and a Senior Political Governance Officer for the Benin Office of the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung. They join Rachel for a conversation about the presidential election in Benin and ongoing concerns about de-democratization in the country. In the news wrap, Kim and Rachel talk about Lesotho's political impasse, corruption in South African politics, connecting looted African art to the Black Lives Matter movement, and more. … More Ep. 116: A conversation with Christina Cottiero and Expédit Ologou about Benin

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Robtel Pailey is a writer, activist, and academic whose recent book engages with the topic of citizenship in Africa, especially in Liberia. She joins Rachel for a great conversation about her work, the scholar-activists who influence and inspire her, and how to make our work ethical, emancipatory, and accessible. In the news wrap, Kim and Rachel talk about academic freedom in Zambia, the corruption trial in South Africa against its former president, and legal challenges surrounding closings of Kenyan refugee camps, and Twitter's move to Ghana. … More Ep. 115: A conversation with Robtel Pailey on citizenship and Liberia

Special guest Dan Eizenga, research fellow at the Africa Center for Strategic Studies, joins us to share his expertise on Chad and the recent death of Idriss Déby. Listen to learn what happened, who is in charge of Chad now, and what it all means. In the news wrap, Kim and Rachel talk about new restrictions from the U.S. on Ugandan officials, share new resources like an edited volume on coronavirus politics, and a new postdoc opportunity on global racial justice available from Cornell University. … More Ep. 114: A conversation with Dan Eizenga on Idriss Déby and Chad

In a special podcast mashup with Migrations: A World on the Move, hosted by Cornell postdoc Eleanor Paynter, we interview Nanjala Nyabola on human mobilities, asylum, vaccine nationalism, and activism that centers human experiences. Her new book, Travelling While Black, is a collection of essays on her experiences traveling to over 70 countries. Plus, she offers us a number of African novels on migration that we should read next! This conversation was recorded at an event held on April 12 called Race and Racism Across Borders, hosted by Cornell University's Migrations initiative and the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies. … More Ep. 113: A conversation with Nanjala Nyabola

We've got another deep dive episode this week, featuring a conversation between Kim and Rachel on COVID-19 vaccines, global distribution, and the difference between equality and equity. They also take us through some of the top news stories of the week, including ongoing talks about a hydroelectric dam on the Nile River in Egypt, the election in Djibouti, and more. … More Ep. 112: A conversation between Kim and Rachel about COVID-19 vaccines

Kim and Rachel take a deep dive into the protests in Senegal, explaining everything you need to know about what's happening and what it means. They also talk about the recent death of Tanzanian president, John Magufuli. And in lieu of a guest, we feature our student essay competition winner, Hammed Kayode Alabi! Hammed is a graduate student at the University of Edinburgh studying Africa and international development. He reads for us his winning essay, called "#EndSARS Movement We Will Remember." … More Ep. 111: A conversation between Kim and Rachel about the protests in Senegal

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N’Dri Thérèse Assié-Lumumba joins us in conversation this week to discuss her new book, the history of human capital theory, education in Africa, and tells us what is giving her hope. In this week's news, we announce the winner of our student essay competition, share links to a virtual symposium on immigration and the changing dynamics of blackness, and talk about what is going on with COVID-19 vaccines on the African continent. … More Ep. 110: A conversation with N’Dri Assié-Lumumba about education and human capital in Africa

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Not one guest, but three on our latest episode! Rachel speaks with Grace Adeniyi-Ogunyankin, Francis Nyamnjoh, and George Ofosu about postcolonial theory, decolonization of the university, and knowledge generation. All three have contributed to the Oxford Encyclopedia of African Politics, and we have access for our listeners to the chapters of our guests. … More Ep. 109: A conversation with Grace Adeniyi-Ogunyankin, Francis Nyamnjoh, and George Ofosu

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In our last episode of Black History Month, Rachel interviews political theorist Adom Getachew on her new book, "Worldmaking after Empire: The Rise and Fall of Self-Determination." Her book reconstructs an account of self-determination offered in the political thought of Black Atlantic anticolonial nationalists during the height of decolonization in the twentieth century. We have lots of great recommendations for listeners this week, including books on race and feminism, a virtual event on African folktales, a virtual resource for those of us missing travel and fieldwork, podcast episodes you should listen to, and more! … More Ep. 108: A conversation with Adom Getachew on postcolonialism, worldmaking, and more

กินสับปะรดแล้วน้ำอสุจิหวานจริงปะ? ฝังมุก หัวเบนซ์ หรือฉีดจู๋ให้ใหญ่แล้วเซ็กซ์ฟินขึ้นจริงเหรอ? ไซส์จู๋ปกติของชายไทยคือเท่าไหร่ แล้วเล็กแค่ไหนถึงจะต้องกังวล? Sex is More EP.12 พาไปคุยกับ ‘นพ.นิวัฒน์ ลักขณาวงศ์' ศัลยแพทย์ผู้เชี่ยวชาญด้านระบบทางเดินปัสสาวะ โรงพยาบาลเจริญกรุงประชารักษ์ ที่จะมาเคลียร์ ชัด จัดเต็มถึงความเข้าใจผิดที่ทุกเพศมีต่อจู๋

Jacqueline-Bethel Mougoué is an assistant professor of gender and sexuality in African Cultural Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In her conversation with us, she highlights her work in Cameroon on gender, identity, and nationalism, which has culminated in the publication of a new book, "Gender, Separatist Politics, and Embodied Nationalism in Cameroon." As we continue our celebration of Black History Month, we share what we're paying attention to right now. In addition to a film recommendation in this week's news wrap, Kim explains what is going on with COVID-19 vaccines in Africa, Rachel explains a case of environmental activism in South Africa, and more. … More Ep. 107: A conversation with Jacqueline-Bethel Mougoué on gender, identity, and nationalism in Cameroon

ทำไมรักคนคนหนึ่งมากแต่ไม่เทิร์นออนกับเขา? เพราะอะไรถึงเลือกแฟนที่มีนิสัยเหมือนพ่อแม่? ทำไมคนที่รู้ตัวว่ากำลังอยู่ในความสัมพันธ์ที่ toxic ถึงก้าวออกมาไม่ได้สักที? Sex is More EP.11 ชวนสำรวจชีวิตเซ็กซ์และความสัมพันธ์กับ ‘มะเฟือง–เรืองริน อักษรานุเคราะห์' นักจิตบำบัดเจ้าของเพจ Beautiful Madness by Mafuang ที่จะมาแนะนำการอยู่กับแผลใจให้เฮลตี้และมีความหวัง

This week's episode features Cécile Fromont, an associate professor of art history at Yale University, who was a panelist for "Repatriation of Museum Objects," an event held by Cornell University's Institute for European Studies. She shares her perspective through four stories, drawing on her work as a historian of African and visual material culture in the early modern period. Listen to part 1 of this episode for more context about the event. … More Ep. 106: Repatriation of Museum Objects, Part 2

จิ๋มไม่ได้มีแค่กลิ่นปลาเค็ม ถ้าหลวมก็ไม่ได้แปลว่าผ่านเซ็กซ์มาเยอะ และยาคุมฉุกเฉินไม่ได้กินได้แค่สองครั้งตลอดชีวิต! Sex is More EP.10 พาไปคุยกับ ‘แพทย์หญิงน้ำอ้อย–ขวัญชนก หอมแสงประดิษฐ' หมอเวชศาสตร์ครอบครัว โรงพยาบาลรามาธิบดี และแอดมินเพจ ‘น้องสาว' ที่จะมาเคลียร์ชัดจัดเต็มถึงความเข้าใจผิดที่ทุกเพศมีต่อจิ๋ม

This week, we are sharing expertise from Souleymane Bachir Diagne who spoke on a panel last October as part of "Repatriation of Museum Objects" for Cornell University's Institute for European Studies. Next week, we will be sharing the expertise of Cécile Fromont, another of the event's panelists, as part 2 of this episode. In the news, Kim and Rachel talk about recent events in Ethiopia and Niger, how food security affects us all, and the recent transfer of power in the United States. … More Ep. 105: Repatriation of Museum Objects, Part 1

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Happy New Year! We are back with our first episode of 2021, and a conversation between our co-hosts Kim and Rachel. On our minds from 2020: the COVID-19 pandemic in Africa, many of the elections held in the past year, and as always, we share what we are reading and the scholars and perspectives we're watching. … More Ep. 104: Looking back on 2020 and forward to 2021

Joining us in conversation this week is Cyril Obi, program director of the African Peacebuilding Network, to talk with Rachel about the geopolitics of oil in Africa, his work with the Next Generation Social Sciences in Africa Program, and the great work of the African Peacebuilding Network. And if you're still looking for gifts for your African studies friends, check out this week's news wrap where Kim and Rachel share the books we should be reading. In other news, we talk Ghanian elections, all of the happenings in the Sahel, and Malawi being selected as the country of the year. … More Ep. 103: A conversation with Cyril Obi of the African Peacebuilding Network

Nana Akufo-Addo has just won the presidency in this week's Ghanaian election with about 51 percent of the vote. We interview Noah Nathan, who has just published a new book on electoral politics in Ghana. He also tells us about his upcoming work on political brokers and party and state bureaucracy. Rachel and Kim tell us what's going on in African news this week, including in Western Sahara, the Ugandan election, and more about presidential term limits. … More Ep. 102: A conversation with Noah Nathan about the Ghanaian election

Why would a dictator create constraints to their own power? Anne Meng explains to us in this week's episode! Meng shares her expertise, which can also be found in her newly published article, "Winning the Game of Thrones," and book, "Constraining Dictatorship." In other news, Kim and Rachel cover Ivorian elections, term limits, and the insurgency in Northern Mozambique. … More Ep. 101: A conversation with Anne Meng about authoritarianism and leadership succession

ผิดปกติไหมถ้าไม่อยากมีเซ็กซ์? ใน Sex is More EP.07 ลูกแก้ว โชติรส พาไปคุยกับ ‘ปาร์คเกอร์–ภารวี อากาศน่วม' ผู้ก่อตั้งเพจ Aro/Ace-clusionist: Aromantic & Asexual Exist ผู้นิยามตัวเองว่าเป็นทั้งผู้ไม่มีแรงดึงดูดทางใจ (Aromantic) และแรงดึงดูดทางเพศ (Asexual) ย้อนกลับไปสนทนาถึงจุดค้นพบตัวเอง ประสบการณ์ความรักกับเซ็กซ์ที่ผ่านมา และการใช้ชีวิตอยู่ในสังคมที่ไม่รู้จะยุ่งกับเรื่องเซ็กซ์ของคนอื่นทำไมนักหนาทั้งๆ ที่มันก็เป็นเรื่องของฉัน

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Listen to our interview with Siba Grovogui about race and racism in international relations, in French! In this week's news wrap, Kim and Rachel talk about Zambia's COVID response, a crisis in Ethiopia, and the passing of Jerry Rawlings. We also announce our Ufahamu Africa essay competition. Submit a one-page essay reflecting on a topic of your choice within the broad scope of life and politics in African politics to win some podcast swag or a chance to read your essay on a future episode. … More Ep. 100: A conversation with Siba Grovogui about race and racism in international relations (French)

Happy #100EpisodesOfUfahamu! For our 100th episode, Rachel interviews Siba Grovogui about race and racism in international relations. You can listen to the interview in English or French! Kim and Rachel talk about Zambia's COVID response, a crisis in Ethiopia, and the passing of Jerry Rawlings. We also announce our Ufahamu Africa essay competition. Submit a one-page essay reflecting on a topic of your choice within the broad scope of life and politics in African politics to win some podcast swag or a chance to read your essay on a future episode. … More Ep. 100: A conversation with Siba Grovogui about race and racism in international relations

We are delighted to share this conversation between Nobel Prize winner Program of African Studies (PAS) and professor of English. Thank you to PAS for sharing this interview with us, which they hosted on October 2, 2020. Soyinka shares his thoughts on the American presidential election, the African diaspora, reclaiming African art, and more. Before the interview, Kim and Rachel share some news highlights, including election controversies in Guinea and Côte d'Ivoire. … More Ep. 99: Wole Soyinka in conversation with Chris Abani

In the news this week: #EndSARS, elections in Tanzania, and more. Kim and Rachel put these events into context and share what you need to know. This week's interview features guest host Patrick Mbullo Owuor in conversation with Denielle Elliott about KEMRI, Elliott's new research, and more! … More Ep. 98: A conversation between Patrick Mbullo Owuor and Denielle Elliott

Presidential elections are happening in multiple African countries, where we're seeing constitutional changes that allow presidents to seek third terms. Kim and Rachel also talk about the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) in Nigeria, the politics of education access, and a new report on migration in Africa. This week's interview features Lina Benabdallah—an expert on China-Africa relations—and the links between China and Africa (plus, her new book!). … More Ep. 97: A conversation with Lina Benabdallah on the link between China and Africa

Yonatan Morse, assistant professor of political science at the University of Connecticut, says that there have been three crises occurring in Cameroon over the last few years. He discusses them with Kim in this week's interview. In the news: 400,000 people have not been able to register to vote in Burkina Faso, the world is watching the U.S. election, and more! … More Ep. 96: A conversation with Yonatan Morse about the 3 crises in Cameroon

A lot is happening in the news! Kim and Rachel highlight some of the things they're seeing in their news feed, including: ECOWAS and Mali, African responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, and Takondwa Semphere's recent review of Beyonce's "Black is King." Kim interviews Oumar Ba, whose new book about the International Criminal Court highlights his expertise in international justice. … More Ep. 95: A conversation with Oumar Ba about international justice

We're back with season 5 of the Ufahamu Africa podcast! In this teaser episode, Kim and Rachel share what they've been reading, the conversations and guests they are looking forward to, and announce that the podcast has received funding from the Carnegie Corporation. Tune in every Saturday for new episodes that will continue to prioritize African perspectives as we learn about life and politics on the continent. … More Ep. 94: A conversation with our co-hosts, Rachel Beatty Riedl and Kim Yi Dionne

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“การเป็น porn creator ก็เหมือนกับคนที่เป็น creator ในสายงานอื่นๆ” รายการ Sex is More EP.02 ขอแซ่บต่อไม่รอแล้ว เพราะคราวนี้ ‘ลูกแก้ว–โชติรส นาคสุทธิ์' โฮสต์ของเรา ชวน ‘ชายต๊อง' แห่ง ‘ชายต๊อง กับ หญิงเพี้ยน' ผู้เปิดศักราชและขับเคลื่อนหนังโป๊ไปสู่ที่สว่างมากขึ้น การเป็น porn creator ไม่ใช่เรื่องง่าย เพราะมีเงื่อนไข ต้นทุน และความเสี่ยงหลายประการ แต่ขณะเดียวกันก็สร้างรายได้หากคุณไปถูกทาง คำถามคือสร้างรายได้ยังไง และทำไมถึงต้องทำให้หนังโป๊ในบ้านเราถูกกฎหมาย ร่วมปลดแอกหนังโป๊ไทย ได้ใน Sex is More

This week’s news wrap featured discussions about recent election updates in Burundi and Benin, leadership changes in Lesotho, and more news regarding summer bonus content! In this episode, we highlight a panel discussion from an event with the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. Our very own cohost, Kim Yi Dionne, was a part … More Ep. 93: A conversation with Kim Yi Dionne and Ken Opalo about the politics and policy of the COVID-19 pandemic and more

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In today’s episode, I’m answering a listener question about how to close a wage gap when you learn you’re being underpaid. Related Links: Read today’s corresponding blog post How to Find Out If You’re Underpaid Check out the Money Circle Podcast Ready for a career transition? Join me at Bossed Up Bootcamp. Ep 75 | When to Turn Down a Job Offer Ep 90 | Courage to Ask for More Ep 110 | Negotiating Past Equal Pay Day Our top negotiation resources Grab a copy of the Bossed Up Book Got a career conundrum you want me to cover on the podcast? Call and leave me a voicemail NOW at 910-668-BOSS(2677).

On today’s episode, I’m sharing a negotiation consultation I had with a boss who was preparing to negotiate between two job offers - with very different salary ranges. Listen now to learn how to deliver a winning counter-offer, like the one that helped this boss increase her initial starting salary offer by $28,000 a year! Related links: Join the Bossed Up Courage Community on FB Register for Bossed Up Bootcamp National Committee on Pay Equity PAID - U.S. Department of Labor Self-Audit Program Learn more about the Paycheck Fairness Act and the Fair Pay Act U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission How to Answer the Mid-Interview Salary Question 4 Ways to Interview the Company That’s Interviewing You Ep 75 | When to Turn Down a Job Offer Ep 90 | Courage to Ask for More Ep 110 | Negotiating Past Equal Pay Day Our top negotiation resources Read Brené Brown’s book Dare to Lead Got a career conundrum you want me to cover on the podcast? Call and leave me a voicemail NOW at 910-668-BOSS(2677).

Setting boundaries at work isn’t easy - especially when you want to make a good first impression. On today’s episode I sit down with career strategist Monica Fochtman to break down how to set boundaries the right way to avoid overwork regret and resentment. Related Links: Today’s corresponding blog post Learn more about Monica Fochtman Ep 05: Can I Ask for More? * Ep 120: Why Resilience Matters for Your Career - and Life Check out Carly’s #bossmove blog post on the SheHive Got a career conundrum you want me to cover on the podcast? Call and leave me a voicemail NOW at 910-668-BOSS(2677).

Today, P2Sample’s Chief Revenue Officer JD Deitch joins Sima Vasa. They have a fascinating conversation about JD’s transition to revenue functions from research and analytics, what has changed within the sample industry over the last ten years, and so much more. “So much of what we do is digital and the effort to try to […] The post JD Deitch – Automation, APIs and More | Ep. 057 appeared first on Infinity Squared, LLC.

We start out episode this week talking about politics in Mali, South Africa’s recent election and give you an update on the political situation in Uganda. We talk about the arrest earlier this week in Kenya of Boniface Mwangi, who we spoke with on our podcast during episode 35. This week’s conversation is with Dr. … More Ep.68 A conversation with Maggie Dwyer about army mutinies in Africa, and more.

In recent political history, the United States has been engulfed in the politics of opposition. Rather than campaigning on their own merits, each party has traditionally pointed out the opposition's flaws. This episode's guest, the former political director for the Republican National Committee, Gentry Collins, explains that the 2018 midterms were no different. In our discussion we delve into how the US can move past the politics of opposition to a more substantive politics. We cover the messages and strategies Republicans and Democrats need to bring into 2020 to ensure their success. Thank you to to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! Additionally, thank you to Scott and Michelle for their tremendous $10 per month support! … More Ep. 48: Escaping the Politics of Opposition with Gentry Collins The post Ep. 48: Escaping the Politics of Opposition with Gentry Collins appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Republicans are recovering from what was a very successful election for Democrats. Despite winning an additional two seats in the United States Senate, Republicans lost at least 39 seats in the United States House of Representatives and hundreds of seats in state legislatures across the country. Luis Alvarado is the co-founder of GROW Elect Political Action Committee, where he specializes in getting Latino Republicans elected to municipal offices. Today he joins us on Bills to discuss what went wrong for Republicans in 2018. Our conversation ranges from Latino voting patterns in national elections to the multiple successful municipal campaigns Luis worked on this year. … More Ep. 47: 2018 Midterm Recap: What Happened, Republicans? Interview with Luis Alvarado The post Ep. 47: 2018 Midterm Recap: What Happened, Republicans? Interview with Luis Alvarado appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas to all who celebrate! Today in the spirit of the holiday season, we’re looking back on the year and sharing our cheers & jeers for 2018. Emilie is joined by podcast production assistant Kirby Verceles to give you a behind-the-scenes peek at how we do what we do, and share which episodes we loved most this year. Related links: Emilie talks burnout on Happen to Your Career Ep 01: To Lead or Be Liked? Ep 05: Can I Ask for More? Ep 12: Know Your Worth ft. TaRhonda Thomas Ep 70: How Women Won the Midterms Ep 28: Crush It In Community ft. Grace Bonney Ep 59: How to Cope with a Triggering News Cycle Erica Mandy’s The Newsworthy podcast Ep 20: Surviving a Toxic Workplace Ep 06: Unqualified with Lucie Fink Brene Brown’s book, Braving the Wilderness Got a career conundrum you want me to cover on the podcast? Call and leave me a voicemail NOW at 910-668-BOSS(2677). Disclaimer: Some of the references above include affiliate links, which means at no cost to you, I may earn money when you click through to make purchase.

Luke Scorziell speaks with several conservative students to learn about their experience contributing to classroom discussions. Stay tuned for further reporting on the topic. … More Ep. 46: The Silent Conservatives at the University of Southern California The post Ep. 46: The Silent Conservatives at the University of Southern California appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Host Lauryn Williams records a solo episode with a retrospective of past episodes, so if you've missed any, this is a good look at episodes worth going back and listening to. She also shares advice for planning a budget and managing your finances. Those you think may be good advisors may be selling a product, like insurance, instead of a service, like helping you set a budget and stick to it. Get ready for a soapbox moment, as well as some trusted resources. Resources: XY Planning Network - XYPlanningNetwork.com The National Association of Personal Financial Advisors - NAPFA.org Past Episodes Mentioned: Ep 022: Scholarships, Student Loans, and Choosing a Side Hustle with Deshaya Williams Ep 023: Difficult beginnings to pursuing your passion and the financial life you desire with Georgia Rappleye Ep 024: The Ultimate Financial Comeback Story with Marques Ogden Ep 025: Finding Financial Freedom with Rianka Dorsainvil Ep 026: “Always be an Intern” How learning from others led to a career in Acquisitions With DJ Moultrie Ep 027: Banking Budgeting and Business with Kayla McDowell Ep 028: Self Worth and Setting Goals: It’s an Inside Job with Jasmine Henderson Ep 029: Finding Freedom after the Podium, A Recovering Perfectionist’s Take on Finances with Samantha Arsenault Livingstone Ep 030: The NFL, Entrepreneurship, and Avoiding Costly Mistakes, With Jeron Mastrud Ep 031: Don’t Be Overcome By Your Student Loan Debt with Travis Hornsby Ep 032: Reverse Retirement and Financial Planning with Tashari Berry Ep 033: Spend Money Like you Spend your Time with Jeneba Tarmoh Ep 034: If You Don’t Have it, Create It with Alechia Reese Ep 035: Rebekah Aladdin Overcomes Generational Poverty and Strives for More Ep 036: Work hard, Save harder - Saving 60 Percent of Everything I Make with Jonathan Weislow Ep 037: Journey to Launch Financial Independence with Jamila Souffrant Ep 038: Using Investment Principles for Debt Solutions Ep 039: Feeding others first requires feeding yourself with Chef Latoya Rush If you have financial questions, suggestions for guests, or would like to share your own money memoir, please contact us through our website worth-listening.com. If you're liking the show, make sure to let me know by leaving a review or sending an email to podcast@worth-listening.com.

Luke Scorziell is interviewed for the Jen and Don Show on AM 590 The Answer. Luke addresses the political divide on our college campuses and in our country at large. He speaks on the importance of keeping an open mind and of the marketplace of ideas. Additionally, the trio discusses whether political opponents can actually get along. Stay tuned, and remember to think critically. Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 45: A Message from Generation Z: Luke Scorziell on the Jen and Don Show on AM 590 The Answer The post Ep. 45: A Message from Generation Z: Luke Scorziell on the Jen and Don Show on AM 590 The Answer appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

One of President Trump’s biggest campaign promises was to level the playing field regarding the US and its trading partners. Now, over 500 days into the Trump Presidency, the United States has pulled out of the Trans Pacific Partnership, begun renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement, and levied tariffs on multiple countries, including China.  Economist Daniel LaCalle, author of Escape from the Central Bank Trap, discusses what Trump's new tariffs on China, Mexico, Canada, and the European Union mean for the world economy. Are we in a trade war? Stay tuned for a direct, uncensored interview. Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 44: The Trump Tariffs with Daniel LaCalle The post Ep. 44: The Trump Tariffs with Daniel LaCalle appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

The United States is being ravaged by an opioid epidemic. Every day in the United States, 115 living, breathing people die due to opioid overdose. The toll of these drugs is staggering. Our guest today is Andrew Kessler. He is the founder of Slingshot Solutions, a firm working to implement policy to put an end to opioid abuse and misuse. We learn where the drugs are coming from, where they're going, who they're hurting, and how we can protect our communities from devastation.  Stay tuned for a direct, uncensored interview. Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 43: 115 Deaths a Day: The American Opioid Epidemic with Andrew Kessler The post Ep. 43: 115 Deaths a Day: The American Opioid Epidemic with Andrew Kessler appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Clifford D. May, the president and founder of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, and I go in-depth on the Israeli-Palestinian dispute. He details its complex history and how exactly we got here today. Additionally, Cliff discusses the impact of the UN Relief and Works Agency on Palestinian Refugees.  Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 42: A Perpetual Israeli-Palestinian Dispute with Clifford D. May The post Ep. 42: A Perpetual Israeli-Palestinian Dispute with Clifford D. May appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Just over two years ago, the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union. Now the Conservative government is working fervently towards a deal, due March 2019, with the EU. In this episode, Member of Parliament Tom Brake joins the show to discuss Brexit. Brake, the Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Exiting the European Union, is ardently against Brexit. In this interview we learn why he staunchly opposes it and what he thinks of the Leave Campaign's arguments for Brexit. Stay tuned for a direct, uncensored interview. Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 41: Brexit: Two Years Out with Member of Parliament Tom Brake The post Ep. 41: Brexit: Two Years Out with Member of Parliament Tom Brake appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

"Essentially, the clinicians [at Gosport Hospital] were running an involuntary euthanasia board." ~ Rupert Darwall Britain's esteemed National Health Service has been hit with another scandal: 650 patients unlawfully killed, according to an independent report by The Gosport Independent Panel. Rupert Darwall, multipublished author and contributor to the Wall Street Journal, goes in-depth into what went wrong. We discuss his haunting piece for the WSJ, "Reform the NHS Before It Kills Again."  Be sure to tune in for a thought-provoking episode. Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 40: A “Culture of Death,” Rupert Darwall on Britain’s National Health Service The post Ep. 40: A “Culture of Death,” Rupert Darwall on Britain’s National Health Service appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

2016 changed how the world viewed politics. This change gave prominence to the libertarian, limited-government ideology. Brian Nichols is an adamant supporter of libertarianism and the philosophy of "Don't hurt people. Don't take people's stuff." We sort through the Republican Party's flaws, the dangers of big government, and the importance of personal responsibility. Be sure to tune in for a thought-provoking episode. Stay tuned until the last few minutes for our Patron Mailbag! Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep: 39: A Movement for Liberty with Brian Nichols The post Ep: 39: A Movement for Liberty with Brian Nichols appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

The world is full of stories waiting to be told. As we’ve seen on this podcast, long-form audio is one of the best ways to tell those stories. Today’s guest Jordan A. Brown has made the most of podcasting. He’s interviewed over a dozen people and isn't stopping any time soon. Jordan describes starting his own podcast and where that journey has taken him. Additionally, we discuss the lack of community in our country and what some remedies might be. Be sure to tune in for a thought-provoking episode. Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 38: A World of Wonder with Jordan A. Brown The post Ep. 38: A World of Wonder with Jordan A. Brown appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

The Middle East is one of the most turbulent regions in the world. Conflicts throughout countries in the region create rampant human rights abuses. In this episode, we are joined by Sarah Leah Whitson, the executive director of Human Rights Watch's Middle East and North Africa Division. We discuss in-depth the a few of the most problematic conflicts in the Middle East. From the Israel-Palestine disputes to the seemingly never ending war in Yemen we sort through it all. Additionally, Sarah describes the intense problems identity politics has caused throughout the Middle East. Be sure to tune in for a thought-provoking episode. Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 37: Conflict in the Middle East with Sarah Leah Whitson of Human Rights Watch The post Ep. 37: Conflict in the Middle East with Sarah Leah Whitson of Human Rights Watch appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

As the Valedictorian of Rim of the World High School's graduating class of 2018, Luke Scorziell delivers some parting words to the audience and class. In a speech with inspiration from The Office, he discusses the importance of gratitude, traveling the road untravelled, and having fun everyday. Be sure to tune in for an inspiring, funny episode. Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 36: Luke Scorziell on Gratitude, the Road Untravelled, and Fun––Parting Words to the Rim of the World High School’s Class of 2018 The post Ep. 36: Luke Scorziell on Gratitude, the Road Untravelled, and Fun––Parting Words to the Rim of the World High School’s Class of 2018 appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

American society is as divided as ever. One of the most controversial topics in today's political atmosphere is the right to bear arms. In this episode, we go into the history of the Second Amendment. This analysis includes prevalent court decisions, such as District of Columbia v. Heller, Caetano v. Massachusetts, and United States v. Miller. We review Federalist 46 by James Madison and discuss some of the ideology behind the Second Amendment during the founding period.  Be sure to tune in for a thought-provoking episode. Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 35: The Second Amendment, A Right to Bear Arms? The post Ep. 35: The Second Amendment, A Right to Bear Arms? appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies are just beginning to enter the world. Companies such as Walmart, UPS, FedEx, IBM, Dole, Nestle, and more have adopted blockchain technology to revolutionize their businesses. Every day, there are an average of 185,000 transactions in Bitcoin alone. In episode 34, Shane Liddell, the CEO of Cryptologist and Co-Founder of the Cryptoconomy Summit comes on the show to discuss this emerging economy and how it will effect our lives. Be sure to tune in for a thought-provoking episode. Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 34: The Evolution of Blockchain with Shane Liddell The post Ep. 34: The Evolution of Blockchain with Shane Liddell appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

We are in the pioneer stages of what is called the "Experience Economy." People today, especially millennials, are more interested in buying experiences than products. Today I talk with Case Lawrence a thought-leader in the experience economy. He is the CEO and founder of CircusTrix, the largest indoor recreation and trampoline park company in the world with more than 290 locations. Today we talk about how our addiction to sharing our experiences is changing the world economy as we know it. Be sure to tune in for a thought-provoking episode. Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 33: The Experience Economy with Case Lawrence The post Ep. 33: The Experience Economy with Case Lawrence appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Americans are divided as ever. We are unwilling to listen to those with whom we disagree, even if they are in our same "party." In Episode 32, Michael Johns (Co-Founder of the Tea Party Movement and Former Presidential Speechwriter) and I break down the causes. Michael explains how Congressional leadership has demonized dissent and why we should have listened to George Washington and stayed away from the two-party system. We also consider a few solutions: term limits, transparency, and more. In addition, we cover controversial policy topics such as immigration, trade, and gun control. Michael describes how he thinks a trade war might pan out for Americans, how DACA has been used as a political tool, and why the law is not a sufficient deterrent to criminals. Be sure to tune in for a thought-provoking episode. Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 32: American Division, Tariffs, Immigration, and Guns with Michael Johns The post Ep. 32: American Division, Tariffs, Immigration, and Guns with Michael Johns appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Michael Johns is a co-founder of the Tea Party movement, a former presidential speechwriter to George H.W. Bush, and former policy analyst at the Heritage Foundation. In this first part of our interview, he gives us the story behind the Tea Party movement. It was, and is still, an inclusionary, grassroots movement based on three principles: adherence to the constituition, limited government, and low taxation. The decentralization inherent in the Tea Party and its broad founding principles made it easy to get involved in––and nearly impossible to oppose. However, it meant that leadership would often be blamed for events that were out of their hands. Be sure to tune in to an objective, in-depth analysis of the Tea Party's rise and culmination.  Thank you to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 31: A World-Wide Tea Party with Tea Party Co-Founder Michael Johns The post Ep. 31: A World-Wide Tea Party with Tea Party Co-Founder Michael Johns appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Stephen Lusk is a Young Voices Advocate and senior Marketing major at Mississippi State University, where he serves as the Chapter President for Young Americans for Liberty. He has written multiple articles for RealClearPolicy and Y'all Politics. Today we discuss his upcoming article on Mississippi's censorship of books from two prisons. Additionally, we cover his article on the decline of labor unions around the country. Be sure to tune in for a thought-provoking conversation.  Thank you to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 30: Criminal Justice Reform with Stephen Lusk The post Ep. 30: Criminal Justice Reform with Stephen Lusk appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Michael J. Hout was a junior at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in early 2017 when he decided to leave the Democratic Party. This came after he volunteered for the Obama reelection campaign in 2012, for the Clinton Campaign in 2016, and various state elections in Georgia. Additionally, he served on the National Council for the College Democrats of America as the national chartering director. Today he is a self-described classical liberal and independent. He comes on the show today to detail why he left. Thank you to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 29: The College Echo Chamber with Michael J. Hout The post Ep. 29: The College Echo Chamber with Michael J. Hout appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

In this episode, I analyze the White House's immigration plan. We go in-depth on the research and data behind Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), family-based migration, catch and release, and more. I cover immigration trends and how removals and detentions have shifted under the Trump Administration. Another important immigration topic is the movement of illicit drugs into the country from Mexico and China. Thank you to Mike and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 28: In-Depth on Immigration The post Ep. 28: In-Depth on Immigration appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

I talk with Austin Petersen, the runner-up for the 2016 Libertarian presidential nomination and now-Republican candidate for the US Senate. Austin tells us about how his libertarian background will influence how he governs as a Republican. Additionally, he discusses his stances on issues such as taxes, government spending, immigration, and more. Be sure to tune in for a thoughtful conversation. … More Ep. 27: Austin Petersen, Republican Candidate for Missouri’s Senate Seat The post Ep. 27: Austin Petersen, Republican Candidate for Missouri’s Senate Seat appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

In this episode Economist Daniel LaCalle and I analyze the new tax code in the United States. We discuss how simplifying the tax code will actually help bring capital back into the United States. The conversation includes repatriation, the state and local tax deduction, the interest deduction cap, and more. Be sure to tune in and check out our previous discussion on Bitcoin. … More Ep. 26: The US Tax Code with Economist Daniel LaCalle The post Ep. 26: The US Tax Code with Economist Daniel LaCalle appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

In this episode Economist Daniel LaCalle and I discuss bitcoin, its rise and fall, and what its future holds. He describes how we can expect cryptocurrencies, like bitcoin, to compete with traditional fiat currencies. In the process we learn some precautions investors should take before investing in the volatile currency. Be sure to tune in. … More Ep. 25: The Rise of Bitcoin with Daniel LaCalle The post Ep. 25: The Rise of Bitcoin with Daniel LaCalle appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

In this episode Arpit Chaturvedi explains the process behind drafting, researching, and passing a piece of tax legislation. We discuss the research that goes into deciding the proper rates at which to tax individuals and corporations. Additionally, we learn a few ways to ensure informational and economic equity in tax legislation. Arpit describes some alternative tax solutions in the United States, such as a value-added tax. Finally, he discusses the Cornell Policy Review's plans for 2018. … More Ep. 24: How to Make Tax Legislation with Arpit Chaturvedi The post Ep. 24: How to Make Tax Legislation with Arpit Chaturvedi appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

t's not often we fill a show with the less menacing and risky flavors of metal, but this is January - the beginning of what we hope will be a pretty good year. At any rate, it's hard to imagine this one ranking lower than the last... We wanted to set the mood for what's to come with a set of songs that want you to move; not destroy. Indeed, that want you to throw your hands up in the air in unmatched enthusiasm. Make it a kind of rain dance too and wish for a fantastic 2018. We sure had fun doing this one. That's SOMETHING! If you absolutely have to bleed, do it in style. CROM!! Satan Made Me Do It #26 – -- Ship of Dreams | Valhalla (USA) | Valhalla [EP], 1984 https://www.discogs.com/artist/2327310-Valhalla-12 -- All Those Lies | Sarcofagus (FIN) | Go to Hell / All Those Lies [Single], 1979 https://www.facebook.com/Sarcofagus-178076702209822/ -- Death Walks Behind You | Atomic Rooster (UK) | Death Walks Behind You, 1970 http://www.discogs.com/Atomic-Rooster-Death-Walks-Behind-You/master/30557 -- The Jonah | King Diamond (DEN) | Fatal Portrait, 1986 http://www.kingdiamondcoven.com -- Lord of the Realm | Axehammer (USA) | Lord of the Realm [Compilation], 1998 https://www.facebook.com/AxeHammer-283079566503/ -- In League with Sauron | Barrow Wight (CAN) | Kings in Saurons Service, 2016 https://www.facebook.com/Barrow-Wight-163062373735347/ -- Delight of Evil | Encyrcle (DEN) | Burning Child [EP], 2017 https://encyrcle.bandcamp.com/ -- A Thousand Nightmares | Portrait (SWE) | Portrait, 2008 http://www.portraitmetal.com/ -- War Attack | Crystal Knight (DNK) | Crystal Knight, 1985 https://www.discogs.com/artist/1956639-Crystal-Knight -- Escape from Spirits Prison | Solar Eagle (GER) | Charter to Nowhere [Demo], 1988 https://www.facebook.com/solareagleofficial -- Lying on Iron | Psychedelic Witchcraft (ITA) | Black Magic Man [EP], 2015 https://psychedelicwitchcraft.bandcamp.com/album/black-magic-man -- I, Necromancer | Atragon (SCO) | I, Necromancer, 2017 https://atragon.bandcamp.com/album/i-necromancer -- Please Don´t Touch (with Motörhead) | Girlschool (UK) | Live and More [EP], 1982 http://www.girlschool.co.uk/ -- Down to Zero | Bleak House (UK) | Suspended Animation [Compilation], 2009 https://www.discogs.com/artist/1605373-Bleak-House -- Will of the Kobra | Iron Kobra (GER) | Battlesword, 2010 https://www.facebook.com/CultOfTheSnake -- Aaraigathor (Metal Anthem) | Black Knight (CAN) | Master of Disaster [EP], 1985 https://www.discogs.com/artist/1627956-Black-Knight-5 -- Cruzada ao Lado de Satã | Flageladör (BRA) | A Noite do Ceifador, 2006 https://www.facebook.com/Flagelad%C3%B6r-375121252513135/ -- Aggressive Perfector | Slayer (USA) | Reign In Blood, 1986 http://slayer.net/ -- You’re possessed by Witch | Velle Witch (JAP) | Heavy Metal Force – Summer Special Vol. 1 [Compilation], 1988 https://www.discogs.com/artist/5199707-Velle-Witch -- Welcome to My Hell | Paul Chain Violet Theatre (ITA) | In the Darkness, 1986 https://www.facebook.com/paolocatena4/ -- Devil Takes The High Road | Traitor’s Gate (UK) | Devil Takes The High Road [EP], 1985 http://traitorsgateofficial.com/ -- Traitor’s Gate | Dungeon (UK) | English Hell [demo], 2016 https://dungeon2.bandcamp.com/album/english-hell -- War Attack [AGAIN!!] | Crystal Knight (DNK) | Crystal Knight, 1985 https://www.discogs.com/artist/1956639-Crystal-Knight -- Earth Queen | Crom (FIN) | Earth Queen / Eyes of Fire [Single], 1985 https://www.discogs.com/artist/1265456-Crom-7 -- Rage of Angels | Liege Lord (USA) | Freedom’s Rise, 1985 https://www.facebook.com/LiegeLordOfficial/

In this 18-minute episode, I analyze three new California laws in-depth. The laws have to do with hiring, paid maternity leave, and gun ammunition restrictions. Additionally, I take a look at the British National Health Service crisis: More than 50,000 non-critical operations have been cancelled. … More Ep. 23: New Laws in California and Britain’s Holiday Health Crisis The post Ep. 23: New Laws in California and Britain’s Holiday Health Crisis appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

In this episode, I go in-depth on the history of net neutrality and the FCC beginning in 2002 and ending with the 2017 decision to repeal net neutrality. We discuss the different ways broadband providers and internet service providers have been classified under the Communications Act of 1934 as well as how courts have ruled on net neutrality in recent years.  … More Ep. 22: An In-Depth History of Net Neutrality The post Ep. 22: An In-Depth History of Net Neutrality appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

On December 22, 2017 President Donald Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the most significant legislation of his presidency. I review the changes to the corporate tax code in this second part of Bills with Luke Scorziell's series on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. We compare the corporate tax rate to countries around the world and analyze the bill's changes to business deductions. To round out the discussion, I provide and overview of some of the long-term and immediate effects of the legislation. … More Ep. 21: How the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Will Change Business Taxes The post Ep. 21: How the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Will Change Business Taxes appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

On December 22, 2017 President Donald Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the most significant legislation of his presidency. In the twentieth episode of Bills with Luke Scorziell, we dive into the details of the new law. Specifically, how the tax reform bill affects individual taxpayers. From the new tax brackets to the repeal of the individual mandate to the expanded child tax credit, we cover it all. Stay tuned for objective, well-researched analysis on the new tax code. … More Ep. 20: Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, Individual Tax Reform The post Ep. 20: Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, Individual Tax Reform appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Timothy Keller and I talk about his work as the managing attorney for the Institute of Justice's Arizona Office and how he has promoted educational choice programs throughout his career. We go behind the scenes of the 2011 Supreme Court Case Arizona Christian School v. Winn, a case fighting for educational choice programs, which Timothy helped lead to victory. Throughout our discussion, we explore some of the arguments for and against school choice programs—which include vouchers, tax credits, scholarships, or Educational Savings Accounts. We also discuss how state "Blaine Amendments" are tremendous barriers to educational choice programs around the country. Stay tuned for a truly thought-provoking discussion. … More Ep. 19: Timothy Keller, Managing Attorney of the Institute for Justice’s Arizona Office The post Ep. 19: Timothy Keller, Managing Attorney of the Institute for Justice’s Arizona Office appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Daniel LaCalle, Author and Chief Economist at Tressis Gestión, and I talk about his new book: Escape from the Central Bank Trap: How to Escape from the $20 Trillion Monetary Expansion Unharmed. Daniel tells us how rather than being the solution, central banks are becoming the problem by using "unconventional monetary policies" that were never intended to be the ultimate solutions. After analyzing the problems posed in his book, we find out how he believes we can escape the trap. … More Ep. 17: Daniel LaCalle, Author of Escape from the Central Bank Trap (Part One) The post Ep. 17: Daniel LaCalle, Author of Escape from the Central Bank Trap (Part One) appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

In the second half of my conversation with Daniel LaCalle we discuss the European Union Crisis, flexicurity in Nordic countries, and what government's involvement in the economy ought to be. Daniel tells us how the European Union's burdensome regulations and taxes are preventing a full recovery from the financial crashes. We look at some of the policies that have worked outside of the European Union, that may lead to a better recovery. Finally, we end the conversation by reflecting on where our society is headed with government at the helm. … More Ep. 18: Daniel LaCalle, Author of Escape from the Central Bank Trap (Part Two) The post Ep. 18: Daniel LaCalle, Author of Escape from the Central Bank Trap (Part Two) appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Bart Myers, the founder of Countable, comes onto the show. He tells us how citizens can use the platform to become more involved in the political process simply by using his app. Additionally, we discuss Countable's impact, who uses it, and what the future holds for the service. … More Ep. 16: Countable CEO and Founder, Bart Myers The post Ep. 16: Countable CEO and Founder, Bart Myers appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

I discuss Section Two of Senate Bill 354, the "Reforming American Immigration for Strong Employment Act" or the "Raise Act." This section eliminates the Diversity Visa Program, which was established under the Immigration and Nationality Act. I analyze the details of the Diversity Visa Program, its history, and the arguments for and against it. This episode is good for anyone curious about how the RAISE Act will change the United States' immigration system. … More Ep. 15: The RAISE Act Pt. 1 The post Ep. 15: The RAISE Act Pt. 1 appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

In this second part of my interview with Arpit Chaturvedi, Editor-in-Chief of the Cornell Policy Review, we continue our discussion with an analysis of the policy process. Arpit gives us a sneak peak into the arguments presented in his book, Our Egalitarian Universe? We also learn more about the Cabrera Research Lab, where Arpit works as an associate, and how it uses systems thinking to help solve problems around the world. In addition to this, we discuss Arpit's plans after he graduates from the Cornell Institute for Public Affairs and what advice he has for people looking to get more involved with policy. Stay tuned for more episodes, and be sure to check out the first part of our conversation. … More Ep. 14: Arpit Chaturvedi of the Cornell Policy Review (Pt. 2) The post Ep. 14: Arpit Chaturvedi of the Cornell Policy Review (Pt. 2) appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

In this episode I talk with Arpit Chaturvedi, Editor in Chief of the Cornell Policy Review, about his experience in government and policy in both India and the United States. We discuss what motivated him to move from the private sector, where he worked for Right Management, to the public sector. Arpit discusses how we can use systems thinking to analyze and create useful new policies, and how the Cornell Policy Review uses this type of thinking in their research and writing. In addition to in-depth policy discussions, Arpit tells us about how his experience in India contrasts with his work in the United States. We also talk about his work for the Huffington Post and the South Asian Journal. Check back soon for the second part of our interview! … More Ep. 13: Arpit Chaturvedi, Editor-in-Chief of the Cornell Policy Review (Pt. 1) The post Ep. 13: Arpit Chaturvedi, Editor-in-Chief of the Cornell Policy Review (Pt. 1) appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Timothy Buck, Co-Founder of Read A Bill, tells us more about his project. We discuss the story behind Read A Bill, the importance of accessibility and objectivity, and what exactly the Apple Plug is... … More Ep. 12: Timothy Buck, Co-Founder of Read A Bill The post Ep. 12: Timothy Buck, Co-Founder of Read A Bill appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

In the second part of the Privacy and Police Body Camera series, I review the actual text of California Assembly Bill 748 (AB 748). With sublime ice cream analogies, we manage to break a complicated piece of legislation into manageable bites. During the last segment I review Baby Driver, a new action movie starting Ansel Elgort, Jamie Foxx, and Kevin Spacey. … More Ep. 11: Privacy and Police Body Cameras Part Two The post Ep. 11: Privacy and Police Body Cameras Part Two appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

In the first part of the Police Body Camera Episode, we analyze the impacts of instituting body cameras in local police forces. Body worn cameras increase accountability and decrease costs for departments. However, they bring about serious concerns about privacy. The discussion stems from the proposal of California Assembly Bill 748, introduced by Phil Ting (D-San Francisco). AB 748 would require all police agencies to create policies regarding the release of body cam footage to the public. Of course, I wouldn't forget the ice cream analogies. … More Ep. 10: Privacy and Police Body Cameras Part One The post Ep. 10: Privacy and Police Body Cameras Part One appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Episode 45 of the This Week for Dinner Podcast features writer Asha Dornfest, all kinds of great helpful information, and my favorite whoopie pie recipe. Enjoy! The post Writer Asha Dornfest Talks Parent Hacks, Priorities, Recipes and More (Ep. 45) appeared first on This Week for Dinner.

In today's podcast I interview the lovely Dawn Jackson Blatner, registered dietician who won the reality TV show "My Diet is Better Than Yours," plus I share a tip for easy but awesome homemade carnitas. The post Dawn Jackson Blatner, Registered Dietician and Author, Discusses Flexitarian Eating, Recipes Galore and More (Ep. 41) appeared first on This Week for Dinner.

Stacie Billis, food writer and editor of Cool Mom Eats, joins me for today's episode of the podcast. Her kitchen tip changed my world. The post Stacie Billis Talks Food, Kids, the Magic of Jim Henson and Working for Sesame Workshop, and More (Ep. 20) appeared first on This Week for Dinner.

Elise Bauer, creator of the uber-popular website Simply Recipes, joins me for today's podcast episode. It's a good 'un! The post Elise Bauer, Founder of Simply Recipes, Discusses Evolving as a Cook, Composting and More (Ep. 15) appeared first on This Week for Dinner.

Writer and pie expert Kate Lebo shares her expertise in this episode of the This Week for Dinner Podcast. The post Writer, Teacher and Baker Kate Lebo Talks Pie Making and More (Ep. 9) appeared first on This Week for Dinner.