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Welcome to this week's episode of In Relation To! Coming up, Kriti sat down to discuss one of the issues that has the United States greatly divided — the legality of abortion. Kriti discusses recent legislation, laws that have come into affect, and the possible paths of the future, given this divide.
Host: Kriti Ghai
Sound Engineer: Sarah Talbert
Podcast Producer: Margherita Marras
Podcast Director: Lila Redler
Music By Bradley Parsons
Welcome to this week's episode of In Relation To! Coming up, Maria got a chance to sit down with Boston University Political Science PhD Student, Zara Albright. They discussed her region of focus, Latin America, and specifically the course of its economic development. In addition, Zara gave her opinion on current global economic states, and discussed her past internship with the UN.
Host: Maria Kachrimanidi
Sound Engineer: Sarah Talbert
Podcast Producer: Margherita Marras
Podcast Director: Lila Redler
Music By Bradley Parsons
Welcome to this week's episode of In Relation To! Coming up, Maria and Kriti have a discussion about the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, and give their opinions about how it began, motives, and possible outcomes. Please note, this episode was recorded on February 28, 2022, and as this is an ongoing conflict, some of the information discussed may not be relevant to the present day situation.
Host: Maria Kachrimanidi and Kriti Ghai
Sound Engineer: Sarah Talbert
Podcast Producer: Margherita Marras
Podcast Director: Lila Redler
Music By Bradley Parsons
Welcome to this week's episode of In Relation To! Coming up, Maria is talking about the latest developments in Xi Jen Peng's "media purification" campaign.
Host: Maria Kachrimanidi
Sound Engineer: Sarah Talbert
Podcast Producer: Margherita Marras
Podcast Director: Lila Redler
Music By Bradley Parsons
Welcome to this week's episode of In Relation To! Coming up, we got the chance to sit down with Diana Reno, a print writer for the International Relations Review. We discussed her path to IR, her most recent article, as well as opinions about global issues currently occurring that relate to her areas of expertise.
Guest: Diana Reno
Host: Maria Kachrimanidi
Sound Engineer: Sarah Talbert
Podcast Producer: Margherita Marras
Podcast Director: Lila Redler
Music By Bradley Parsons
Welcome to this week's episode of In Relation To! Coming up, we got the chance to sit down with Ethan Wong, the president of Boston University's International Affairs Association, BUIAA. We discussed his unconventional path to his current BUIAA presidential position being a neuroscience major, plans for the future, and advice for anyone looking to make their way to the top.
Guest: Ethan Wong
Host: Kriti Ghai
Podcast Director: Lila Redler
Music By Bradley Parsons
Welcome to this week's episode of In Relation To! Coming up, we got the chance to sit down with Ashcroft Law Firm partner Kim West, Professor of International Relations at the BU Pardee School of Global Studies Vesko Garčević, and Executive Director at the Harvard Kennedy School's Belfer Center Francesca Giovannini and ask about their paths in IR, possible careers, and how to navigate our individual futures and journeys in the field.
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Guests: Kim West, Vesko Garčević, and Francesca Giovannini
Podcast Director: Lila Redler
Music By Bradley Parsons
Welcome to this week's episode of In Relation To! Coming up, we got the chance to talk with the Co-Editor in Chief of the International Relations Review, Bridgette Lang. We discussed her life, future goals, how she got involved with the International Relations Review, and what she believes to be some of the major concerns that need to be addressed in the current world.
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Guest: Bridgette Lang
Podcast Director: Lila Redler
Host: Maria Kachrimanidi
Music By Bradley Parsons
Hello, and welcome to In Relation To, a culmination of the International Relations Review's effort to discover new ways to promote global discourse in a changing world.
Coming up in future episodes, you can look forward to dynamic discussions and interviews with students, scholars, practitioners, and public figures dedicated to advancing human progress and eliminating stigmas or misconceptions about a path involving IR.
The perspectives of youth are often excluded from the global conversation. In Relation To is driven to inspire listeners to engage with contemporary politics, pursue a career that promotes international cooperation, and fight unashamedly for our generation's future.
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