Listen to episode 14 Want to wander around the internet while you listen? Click one of these services: iTunes | Stitcher! Episode description In this second part of my interview with Arpit Chaturvedi, editor-in-chief of the Cornell Policy Review, we continue our...
Want to surf the web while you listen? Head over to iTunes or Stitcher! Episode description 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....
In today’s episode I talk with Dr. Irena Keller, who has a PhD in Change, Development, and Plasticity from University of California, Berkeley. She is the leader of Start School Later’s California Chapter and an active supporter of California Senator Anthony...
Today's episode includes an exclusive 25-minute interview with my former Advanced Placement World History and current Advanced Placement United States History teacher Eric Newcombe (graduated from Northern Arizona University Magna Cum Laude with University Honors)....
In under 15 minutes, I discuss the implications of defunding the United Nations under the proposed United Nations Review and Accounting Act (HR 264). This discussion ranges from a cost-benefit analysis of the U.N. to an analysis of current events in U.S. and...
In this episode we discuss the current debate on the house and senate floor of whether or not there should be an exception to the United States Code to allow recently retired General James Mattis into the secretary of defense position. On top of reviewing arguments on...
This past year and a half has been absolutely crazy. From the 17 candidates in the GOP primary to the tough fight between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, to this crazy competition in the general election, it's all coming to an end tonight. We've put a lot of...
With Christmas coming up this Friday, many students haven't gotten their parents gifts yet. To help those who that last sentence concerns, here is a list of items that would be great gifts—which I composed with the help of my parents. What your dad wants for...
Princeton, Harvard, Yale—these three colleges will be getting even more recognition this upcoming year due to the release of the U.S. News and World Report’s 2016 list of best colleges. With college application season underway, high school seniors are stressing,...
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