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On The Yard – Howard University’s Moorland-Spingarn Research Center (Research Center)
Dr. Greg Carr and Dr. Dana Williams join host Benjamin Talton to discuss the 1968 student protests that reshaped Howard University and their lasting impact on its academic and cultural legacy.
The Trialogue- Stimson Center (Research Center)
Mathew Burrows, program lead of the Stimson Center’s Strategic Foresight Hub, joins us to discuss his career in the CIA and the National Intelligence Council, where he was the lead author of Global Trends, a non-classified report released every four years as an aid to incoming administrations. We also discuss transformative global events of recent decades, the mechanics of predicting trends, and what policymakers often get wrong in confronting the world.
OneHaas – UC Berkeley (Alumni Podcast)
After leaving the U.S. Marines at 22, Andrés Martell founded Vin Ambassador, a travel and events business. Growing up with an entrepreneurial father and a tourism background, he used these connections and experiences to offer something unique. But how did his Haas experience prepare him for this pivot? How did he survive the pandemic, and how did he recalibrate to a new direction?
Running to the Noise – Oberlin College and Conservatory (President Podcast)
Before delivering Oberlin College and Conservatory’s 2024 commencement address, Giddens sat down with Running to the Noise host and Oberlin president Carmen Twillie Ambar to discuss her genre-defying career, navigating the music industry, and smashing musical barriers.
Pfeffer on Power – Stanford University (Professor Podcast)
Deborah and Jeff examine the choreography of power—how to enter a room, how to take up space, and how to pace your movements to nonverbally assert dominance. For those who’ve ever felt overlooked or underestimated, this episode is a toolbox for crafting the presence you deserve.
RosePod – Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (Student Podcast)
Lee & Garrett chat with our student hosts Isaac and Reese all about how the innovation centers enable students to express their passions and have an accessible platform to experiment and take risks, and share a bit about what all the student teams at the BIC and the KIC are working on lately.
From HU2U – Howard University (Official University Podcast)
This first episode of our three-part miniseries, The GenAI Revolution, hosted by Dr. Kweli Zukeri, delves into the rapid rise and pervasive influence of Generative AI. Perspectives on AI’s influence vary: some see it as a boon to creativity and productivity, while others fear job displacement and intellectual exploitation.