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In this episode, co-hosts Erin Ozyurek and Izabella Piatkowski explore many aspects of what makes the current US education system unique, ranging from shifts over time to changes under the current administration. Watch f
In this interview, Erin Ozyurek speaks with Zander Moricz, the founder & executive director of the Social Equity through Education Alliance, about attacks on education and how to get involved in organizing. This highligh
In this episode, co-hosts Becky Montes and Caroline Cordts dive into the status of immigrant rights advocacy through a look at it's past, present, and future. Watch for a special guest interview with a local activist in
In this interview, Becky Montes speaks with a student activist part of the Deportation Defense Line in Providence, Rhode Island. This highlight is an excerpt of an upcoming episode. Listen to the full episode wherever yo
In this episode, co-hosts Chris Donnelly and Romi Bathia explore hard power and the qualities that can make it an effective diplomatic tool, from decisiveness to secrecy. Caroline Cordts discusses hard power’s connection
In this episode, BPR producer Erin Ozyurek explores the concept of soft power and its relevance in today’s shifting global political landscape, particularly as it relates to the role of the United States on the world sta
In this interview, Ariella Reynolds from Brown Political Review’s Interview Board speaks with Professor Jacqueline Nesi about the impacts of social media on adolescent mental health. This episode is an excerpt of the ful
In this highlight, Chris Donnelly discusses immigration policy in Germany and Becky Montes explains the impacts and reactions to President Trump’s new immigration policy here in Rhode Island. This highlight was excerpted
In this episode, BPR producers Romilly Thomson and Becky Montes explore the immigration landscape during Trump’s presidency and how it compares to his previous term. Guilherme Sequeira introduces a new segment: Writer’s
In this segment, Becky Montes discusses the social implications of President Trump’s “restoring sanity” agenda for transgender individuals. This highlight was excerpted from Season 3 Episode 2 "Well That’s Queer: The Sta
In this episode, BPR Producers Caroline Cordts and Guilherme Sequeira discuss developments affecting the LGBTQ+ community following Trump’s return to office. Erin Ozyurek, Becky Montes, and Romilly Thomson delve deeper i
In her segment, "A Day in Office," Caroline Cordts walks us through everything President Donald Trump did and said on February 9th and 10th. This highlight was excerpted from Season 3 Episode 1 "404 Not Found: USAID." Li
Starting off the third season of the Brown Political Review Podcast, BPR Producer Chompoonek Nimitpornsuko explores the global and domestic fallout of Trump’s foreign aid cuts with an emphasis on humanitarian crises and
In the fifth episode of a series diving deeper into Brown Political Review Magazine articles, Multimedia Director Mitsuki Jiang interviews BPR Staff Writer Adora Limani ('28) about her recent article, "Echoes of the Past
[BPR Multimedia presents] A debate between two Brown University students analyzing the current foreign relations dynamic between the US and China through the lens of the "Thucydides Trap." Hosted by Julia Kostin ('26) Co
In the fourth episode of a series diving deeper into Brown Political Review Magazine articles, Multimedia Director Mitsuki Jiang interviews BPR Editor-in-Chief Bryce Vist ('25) about his recent article, "Everybody Wants
In the third episode of a series diving deeper into Brown Political Review Magazine articles, Multimedia Director Mitsuki Jiang interviews BPR Staff Writer Ellie Silverman ('25) about her recent article, "We Want You, Bu
In the second episode of a new series diving deeper into Brown Political Review Magazine articles, Multimedia Director Mitsuki Jiang interviews BPR Staff Writer Evan Tao ('27) about his recent article, "Political Powerba
In the first episode of a new series diving deeper into Brown Political Review Magazine articles, Multimedia Director Mitsuki Jiang interviews BPR Staff Writer Kenneth Kalu ('27) about his recent article, "Bricks, Not Bu
In this episode, Michael Seoane speaks with Rob McChesney, political activist and Professor of Communication at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, about the political effects that have resulted from evolutio
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