Isabel Aninat is fundamentally optimistic that Chilean democracy is headed in a good direction. She is the Dean of the Law School of the Universidad...
Can a Broken Democracy Fix Itself? / Isabel Aninat
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Podcasts
No Normal is the New Normal / Tom Armstrong & Diane Osgood
Diane and Tom, are in the business of thinking about converging crises and they help corporate leaders not only peer around the corner, but...
Who is Vladimir Putin? / Philip Short
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Unwrapping the Riddle That Is Mexico / Jorge Castañeda
Jorge Castañeda thinks Mexico is in trouble, but almost half of all Mexicans say their country is on the right path. Mexicans, not known for being...
Asia for the Asians — but which Asians? / C Raja Mohan
Listen as C Raja Mohan explains how India can cope with a dangerous world and a dangerous neighbor. *** We live in a complicated, conflicted world....
From the Lab to Your Kitchen: Growing Tomorrow’s Dinner / David Kaplan
David Kaplan believes that the food he and other scientists are growing in their labs can eventually feed a hungry world. *** At least one in nine...
Can Tech Save Us? / Scott Cohen
Our world has become a weird combination of dangerous, existential challenges and of almost magical, potential solutions. Can innovations be...
Should We Be Celebrating Erdogan’s Leadership? / Ambassador Michael Sahlin
What President Biden calls leadership Michael Sahlin, a former Swedish diplomat with deep experience in Turkey thinks is more like a cat landing on...
Code Red: not for Earth, for Humanity? – Johan Rockström
“For the first time in human history, we face a planetary emergency.” Those words were written by Johan Rockström, Director of the Potsdam Institute...