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  • Pilot: Media & Truth – Hazel Ebenezer / YPFP Full Interview

    Lois McLatchie interviews Young Professional’s in Foreign Policy’s Hazel Ebenezer for The Scene

    The Scene:

    Hazel Ebenezer, Young Professionals in Foreign Policy + BSIS Student
    Follow Hazel on Twitter @HazelEbenezer
    Find out more about Young Professionals in Foreign Policy and follow them on Twitter @YPGPBrussels and @YPFP

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    Beyond Brussels is made with Jetpack Podcast. Full show notes and every episode at https://beyondbrusselspodcast.wordpress.com/

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  • Pilot: Media & Truth – Kent Student Union Full Interview

    Katrina Coles interviews Kent Union Student President Ruth Wilkinson for Campus 

    Follow Ruth @RuthWilkinson4 and Kent Union @kentunion on Twitter

    Find out more about the Kent Student Union

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    Beyond Brussels is made with Jetpack Podcast. Full show notes and every episode at https://beyondbrusselspodcast.wordpress.com/

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  • Pilot: Media & Truth – Full Daniel Dale & John Judis Interviews

    Full interview with Daniel Dale and John Judis by Allie Elwell

    Lead Guest:

    Daniel Dale, The Toronto Star’s Washington Bureau Chief

    Follow Daniel on Twitter: @ddale8
    Check out his Definitive Donald Trump Fact Check

    Complimentary Guest:

    John Judis, Author “The Populist Explosion”
    Follow John on Twitter: @JohnBJudis

    Check out his acclaimed book  The Populist Explosion

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    Beyond Brussels is made with Jetpack Podcast. Full show notes and every episode at https://beyondbrusselspodcast.wordpress.com/

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  • Pilot: Media & Truth

     

    Does the truth still matter in today’s media world?
    Lead Guest:

    Daniel Dale, The Toronto Star’s Washington Bureau Chief. Dale has become infamous for doing the simplest act of a journalist: fact-checking. He keeps a weekly list of every single one of U.S. President Trump’s falsehoods on an online database, bringing him praise from other journalists around the world, but making him the ire of the President.

    Complimentary Guest:

    John Judis, Author “The Populist Explosion”

     

    https://beyondbrussels.podbean.com/mf/web/4itacj/PILOT_A_Media_and_Truth_FINAL.mp3

    Follow Daniel on Twitter: @ddale8

    Check out his Definitive Donald Trump Fact Check 

    Follow John on Twitter: @JohnBJudis

    Check out his acclaimed book  The Populist Explosion

    Campus Connect:

    Ruth Wilkinson, University of Kent Student Union President

    Foller Ruth @RuthWilkinson4 and Kent Union @kentunion on Twitter

    Find out more about the Kent Student Union

    The Scene:

    Hazel Ebenezer, Young Professionals in Foreign Policy + BSIS Student

    Follow Hazel on Twitter @HazelEbenezer

    Find out more about Young Professionals in Foreign Policy and follow them on Twitter @YPGPBrussels and @YPFP

    Credits:

    Allie Elwell – Executive Editor, Host, Producer Lead & Complimentary Interview

    Marissa Diaz –  Senior Editor, Host
    Marcel Gerard Thierry – Senior Technical Editor
    Niki Padogiannakis – Episode Editor
    Nadira Nasibli – Content Producer
    Katrina Coles – Campus Connect Producer
    Lois McLatchie – The Scene Producer

    Theme music: Royalty Free Music: http://www.soundotcom.com

     

     

    https://beyondbrussels.podbean.com/mf/web/4itacj/PILOT_A_Media_and_Truth_FINAL.mp3

    Beyond Brussels is made with Jetpack Podcast. Full show notes and every episode at https://beyondbrusselspodcast.wordpress.com/

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  • SPECIAL - Digital Disruptions: Blockchain & Development Panel
    Instrumentalising Blockchain: Humanitarian Aid and Technology Regulations


    Learn more about #blockchain from top experts leading the organizations that use the technology for humanitarian aid & development - including one of the best explanations of what blockchain actually is!


    Moderator: Juan David Mendieta – Keyrock @JuanDMendieta @keyrock_eu

    Niall Dennehy – AID:Tech @DennehyNiall @aidtechnology

    Ben Joakim – Disberse @BenJoakim @Disberse


    For more information on the conference:

    https://www.kent.ac.uk/brussels/conference/index.html

    https://www.facebook.com/bsisconference/


    The Brussels School of International Studies (BSIS) International Conference 2018 will explore the dramatic changes sparked by persisting technological innovations: developments shaking the foundations of established political, economic, and social paradigms. What began as a parallel digital sphere now disrupts the physical world, fundamentally changing our understanding of society. What impacts does technology have on our identities and the rise of extremism? How does the borderless online realm impact our system of nation states and democracy? What importance will we ascribe to the concept of trust, in an increasingly faceless transparent world? This academic event endeavours to examine these developments in more depth through the examples of radicalisation, political communication, and humanitarian aid.
    1 hr 27 min
  • SPECIAL - Digital Disruptions: Power Hierarchies Discussion
    **Special edition of the podcast featuring some of the events at this year's BSIS International Conference: Digital Disruptions - How Technology Changes Our Reality***


    Beyond Brussels pod host Allie Elwell held her own panel discussion with two members of the Online Platforms: Power Hierarchies in a Digital Society discussion: Maryant Fernandez Perez (@maryantfp) from European Digital Rights and Gerald Hensel (@ghensel), founder of Fearless Democracy.


    Information on the Conference:

    https://www.kent.ac.uk/brussels/conference/index.html

    https://www.facebook.com/bsisconference/


    The Brussels School of International Studies (BSIS) International Conference 2018 will explore the dramatic changes sparked by persisting technological innovations: developments shaking the foundations of established political, economic, and social paradigms. What began as a parallel digital sphere now disrupts the physical world, fundamentally changing our understanding of society. What impacts does technology have on our identities and the rise of extremism? How does the borderless online realm impact our system of nation states and democracy? What importance will we ascribe to the concept of trust, in an increasingly faceless transparent world? This academic event endeavours to examine these developments in more depth through the examples of radicalisation, political communication, and humanitarian aid.
    27 min
  • SPECIAL - Digital Disruptions: Cyber Radicalisation Panel
    **Special edition of the podcast featuring some of the events at this year's BSIS International Conference: Digital Disruptions - How Technology Changes Our Reality***


    Cyber Radicalisation: The Effects of Modern Technology on Political Extremism Panel


    Moderator: Dr Yvan Guichaoua


    David Ibsen, executive director for the Counter Extremism Project


    Adeline Hulin, Poject coordinator of EU- UNESCO funded project on Media Accountability and Freedom of expression


    Tommasso Virgili, European Foundation for Democracy


    For more information:

    https://www.kent.ac.uk/brussels/conference/index.html


    https://www.facebook.com/bsisconference/


    The Brussels School of International Studies (BSIS) International Conference 2018 will explore the dramatic changes sparked by persisting technological innovations: developments shaking the foundations of established political, economic, and social paradigms. What began as a parallel digital sphere now disrupts the physical world, fundamentally changing our understanding of society. What impacts does technology have on our identities and the rise of extremism? How does the borderless online realm impact our system of nation states and democracy? What importance will we ascribe to the concept of trust, in an increasingly faceless transparent world? This academic event endeavours to examine these developments in more depth through the examples of radicalisation, political communication, and humanitarian aid.
    1 hr 25 min
  • Ep 2 - Extra - Paris School of Arts & Culture
    Katrina Coles connects us with the Paris School of Arts & Culture. She speaks with Alice Halliwell, president of the Paris Society and Eliza Burmistre, editor of Le Menteur, their literary journal.


    They are planning a conference in June and requests are out now for paper submissions!


    https://revolutionsmafest.wixsite.com/revolutions


    Paris Society: https://www.facebook.com/groups/439841049750607/


    The Menteur:


    https://issuu.com/thementeur


    https://www.facebook.com/TheMenteur/


    https://twitter.com/thementeur?lang=en


    https://www.instagram.com/thementeur/
    11 min
  • Ep 2 - Breaking Brussels: Diversity, Identity & Belonging - Full Episode
    Brussels, is not just our home, it's the "Capital of Europe", the capital of Belgium and one of Europe's most multicultural cities. It's also one of its most complex.

    We wanted to explore this fasicating city be uncovering the many layers of communities, organisations and interests that overlap.


    Breaking Brussels: Diversity, Identity & Belonging in Europe’s Capital


    Lead guest: Khadija Zamouri - Member of Brussels Parliament


    “Tapestry of Brussels”: Featuring Refugees Got Talent; Amanda Klekowski von Koppenfels, Brussels School of International Studies; Anna Hill, Serve the City; Bora Kamwanya, Africa-Europe Diaspora Development Platform; Sihame Haddioui, Artist & Molenbeek Activist; and more!

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    Campus Connect - Paris School of Arts & Culture - Alice Halliwell, President of the Paris Society at the Paris School of Arts & Culture and Eliza Burmistre, co-editor in chief of Le Menteur, the Paris School of Arts & Culture’s Literary Magazine

    https://www.facebook.com/groups/439841049750607/

    https://www.facebook.com/TheMenteur/


    The Scene - Vanessa Kirby, actress (The Crown) and activist at the Victoria & Albert Museum

    www.twitter.com/vanessakirby

    https://www.instagram.com/vanessa__kirby

    https://www.warchild.org.uk/


    Credits:


    Allie Elwell - Executive Editor, Host

    Marissa Diaz - Senior Editor, Host

    Niki Padogiannakis - Senior Technical Editor, Content Editor

    Nadira Nasibli - Content Producer

    Katrina Coles - Campus Connect Producer

    Lois McLatchie - The Scene Producer

    Zoheb Mashiur - Special Contributor

    Hattie Schofield - Special Contributor

    Theme music: Royalty Free Music: http://www.soundotcom.com

    Additional music: Alex Nekita - Family tree & Moon Travel (alexnekita.com)

    Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
    26 min

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