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Diplomatic consultancy Grassroot Diplomat discuss innovative practices of diplomacy and international relations in today's world. Topics include leadership and self-development, networking, public diplomacy, personal branding, and digital diplomacy. Popular guests include: Talyn Rahman-Figueroa, San...

You have no control over where you are born, but many are persecuted over their nationality. Being mindful that we could have been born ANYWHERE should be the first thing that diplomats need to be trained about. Not everyone is in a fortunate or privileged position to be born in safe and favourable places.

Accident of your birth

Stereotypes and misconceptions run deep about diplomats and their work in diplomacy, but where do these perceptions come from? Even in the year 2020, things haven’t changed much in terms of how people view diplomats. Diplomacy is a career that is seen to be reserved for the elite and is washed with so many stereotypes, it’s difficult for ordinary people to even know what diplomats actually do.

Misconceptions about being a diplomat

Many people get politicians and diplomats confused because they all work for the government. But politicians are elected and diplomats are not....but diplomats are given a very big title but serve politicians. How does this work? Who is the boss? Who is accountable to whom? What are the similarities and differences? What do diplomats do that is glaringly different from politicians abroad?

Role of Politicians and Diplomats

Modern day diplomacy is being crushed by ignorance and hate speeches with many, many examples of how people are made to feel like second class citizens. What does that mean and where is this happening?

Is diplomacy racist?

Countries are misrepresented through perpetual negative stereotypes and the media controls perceptions. How can governments take more control on their self-image and what impact will more proactive branding strategy have on the people?

Branding Your Nation and Culture

Grassroot Diplomat Talks

The Open Learning Campus provides convenient and reliable access to the latest developments in topics, which address complex, real-world issues in priority areas such as governance, health, cities, climate change and public private partnerships.

This podcast series will provide a brief overview of ...

El Informe sobre el Desarrollo Mundial 2015 se basa en tres ideas principales: la racionalidad acotada, que limita la capacidad de los individuos de procesar información y los lleva a utilizar reglas intuitivas; interdependencia social, que lleva a las personas a tomar en cuenta las acciones de las otras personas y las normas sociales de sus comunidades o grupos de referencia en su propio proceso de decisión; y la cultura, que influye en aquello a lo cual las personas prestan atención, perciben y entienden.

World Development Report 2015: Mente y Cultura

The World Development Report 2015 is based on three main ideas: bounded rationality, which limit individuals’ ability to process information and lead them to rely on rules of thumb; social interdependence, which leads people to care about other people as well as the social norms of their communities; and culture, which provides mental models that influence what individuals pay attention to, perceive, and understand.

The report has two main goals:

To change the way we think about development problems by integrating knowledge that is now scattered across many disciplines, including behavioral economics, psychology, sociology, anthropology, neuroscience, and political science.

To help development practitioners use the richer understanding of the human actor that emerges from the behavioral sciences in program diagnostics, design, implementation, and evaluation.

The central argument of the Report is that policy design that takes into account psychological and cultural factors will achieve development goals faster.  

The webinars will provide a brief overview of the key themes contained in the forthcoming World Development Report 2015, "Mind and Culture". 

This webinar on Understanding Behavior Change in a Social World will introduce the main themes of how a better understanding of such concepts as limited bandwidth, social norms and preference models can enable development practitioners to be more effective in their work. The webinar will provide the key ideas that frame the Report and examples of how apply these concepts to development practice.

World Development Report 2015 - Mind & Culture

World Development Report (video)

A edição 165 do FiespCast, o podcast da indústria destaca:

Campanha de vacinação gratuita, na calçada da Fiesp, nos dias 22 e 23 de novembro, oferece novos imunizantes.

Fiesp debate impactos da violência contra as mulheres para as empresas, a economia e a sociedade.

Judoca do Sesi-SP conquista medalha de ouro no Open Pan-Americano, na Argentina, e se classifica para os Jogos no Chile em 2023.

EDIÇÃO16NOV22

A edição 164 do FiespCast, o podcast da indústria destaca:

Certificado de Origem: Fiesp visita as diretorias regionais do Ciesp para mostrar às empresas como usar essa ferramenta;

Sesi e Senai-SP assinam  Pacto de Promoção da Equidade Racial;

Atletas do Sesi-SP são convocados para defender o Brasil no Sul-Americano Sub-15 de basquete na Argentina.

EDIÇÃO4NOV22

A edição 163 do FiespCast, o podcast da indústria, destaca:

Faculdade Sesi de Educação tem graduação de graça e ajuda de custo para alunos de baixa renda;

Road Show da Jornada de Transformação Digital percorreu 11 municípios; empresários relatam ganhos expressivos de produtividade;

Senai-SP oferece mais de 5.500  vagas para cursos técnicos gratuitos em todo o estado.

EDIÇÃO26OUT22

A edição 162 do FiespCast, o podcast da indústria, destaca:

Outubro Rosa: Fiesp debate o papel da indústria no enfrentamento ao câncer de mama;

Empresa 3A Alumínio buscou o Senai-SP para reorganizar seu processo produtivo e teve ganhos de 86%;

Alunos do Sesi Americana vencem a Jornada Brasileira de Foguetes.

EDIÇÃO18OUT22

A edição 161 do FiespCast, o podcast da indústria, destaca:

Fiesp, Cebri e Abdib debatem avanços e desafios da infraestrutura no Brasil;

Jornada de Transformação Digital: empresas relatam ganhos de produtividade de até 58%;

Parceria entre Fiesp e Sebrae-SP vai capacitar 400 mulheres no programa Elas na Indústria.

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The Open Learning Campus provides convenient and reliable access to the latest developments in topics, which address complex, real-world issues in priority areas such as governance, health, cities, climate change and public private partnerships.

his webinar focuses on planning and collecting data for your assessment. The discussion will be organized along 2 main challenges: 

Planning for Data Collection, helps practitioners refine their plans to produce practical tools for collecting needed information, set concrete measurement aims, identify potential data sources, select data collection methods, develop specific data collection tools, and capture everything in a data collection manual. 

Collecting the Data, covers the steps you need to take to actually acquire your data. These include assembling and training a data collection team, collecting data, and taking steps to assure its quality as well as taking note of some of the ethical considerations that come with data collection activities.

Doing a forest governance assessment—Practical tips and tricks

This podcast will begin with the reasons for why policymakers should concern themselves with forest governance. It will describe the FAO-PROFOR 3-pillar framework on forest governance. It will discuss how the framework can be used as an assessment tool--for measurement, diagnosis and monitoring forest sector governance challenges.

An introduction to the What, Why and How of forest governance assessment

An introduction by Marisol Estrella to the MOOC on Disasters and Ecosystems: Resilience in a Changing Climate starting January 2015

PODCAST Intro to MOOC on Disasters and Ecosystems: Resilience in a Changing Climate

Understanding FCPF Framework

A podcast on Engaging the Private Sector in Fast Start NAMAs presented by Gareth Phillips, Chairman of the Project Developer Forum.

Engaging the Private Sector in Fast Start NAMAs

Climate Change (Audio)

On this edition of Conversations with Clint, Rep. Owlett talks with officials and farmers from Tioga and Bradford counties who were visiting Harrisburg to testify at an informational meeting of the House Environmental Resources and Energy Committee about a package of bills to address maintenance of creeks and streams to help prevent flooding. The group talked about their takeaways from the meeting and why changes are so desperately needed to protect lives and livelihoods from floods.

Ep. 51 - Maintaining Our Creeks and Streams - Conversations with Clint

On this edition of Conversations with Clint, Rep. Owlett talks with Rep. John Lawrence, prime sponsor of the Whole Milk in PA Schools Act, which aims to give schools the ability to offer their students whole milk and flavored milks despite federal regulations prohibiting them. They also discuss two other bills aimed at supporting the state’s dairy industry.

Ep. 50 – Conversations with Clint – Getting Whole Milk Back in PA Schools

State Reps. Jesse Topper and Clint Owlett join Jason Gottesman and Neal Lesher to discuss Star Wars news, budget hearings, and how the Commonwealth is blessed with available energy, but lacks the will to use it.

PA: The Ben Simmons of Natural Gas - Generally Assembled – 3-10-22

On this episode of Conversations with Clint, Rep. Owlett is joined by Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding at the 2022 Pennsylvania Farm Show to talk about the industry, activities at the Farm Show, milkshakes and more.

Ep. 49 – Conversations with Clint – PA’s Awesome Agriculture

On this episode of Conversations with Clint, Rep. Owlett is joined by Reps. Josh Kail and Tim O’Neal to discuss the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, and issues related to the clearing of creeks and streams to prevent flooding.

Ep. 48 – Conversations with Clint – RGGI

Conversations with Clint with Rep. Clint Owlett

In this edition of On Target, PA House Second Amendment Caucus Chairman Matthew Dowling welcomes Rep. Jason Ortitay of Washington and Allegheny counties to discuss Ortitay’s legislation to repeal the Pennsylvania Instant Check System (PICS) and replace it with the National Instant Check System (NICS).

On Target - Ep. 1 - PICS/NICS

On this episode of Beyond the Budget with Rep. Jason Ortitay (R-Washington, Allegheny) we talk about the Legislature’s efforts to end the Emergency Declaration related to Coronavirus.  Rep. Ortitay stresses the need to get back to work, plus a look back at the career of Speaker Mike Turzai.

House Votes to End Covid-19 Emergency – Beyond the Budget with Rep. Jason Ortitay

On this episode of Beyond the Budget with Rep. Jason Ortitay (R-Washington, Allegheny) we talk about House passage of a temporary budget bill, which is intended to give lawmakers more data about revenue collection for the coming year, before finalizing a spending plan.

House Passes Budget Bill – Beyond the Budget with Rep. Jason Ortitay

On this episode of Beyond the Budget with Rep. Jason Ortitay (R-Washington, Allegheny) we discuss how the shutdown has stunted revenue to the Commonwealth, and what must be done to right-size the budget to the post-Corona economy.

Corona Shutdown Alters Budget Expectations – Beyond the Budget with Rep. Jason Ortitay

On this episode of Beyond the Budget with Rep. Jason Ortitay (R-Washington, Allegheny) we discuss budgetary funding for general education, higher education, and human services, and look ahead to how the budget process moves forward.

Budget Hearings Wrap Up – Beyond the Budget with Rep. Jason Ortitay

Beyond the Budget with Rep. Jason Ortitay

State Rep. Seth Grove is joined by Jonathan Williams, Executive Vice President of the  American Legislative Exchange Council and Nathan Benefield, Senior Vice President of the Commonwealth Foundation to discuss fiscal policy in PA and the nation as a whole, and what must be done to ensure Pennsylvania moves in a positive direction.

Prospering in PA – Grove Unleashed – 5-13-24

State Rep. Seth Grove joins The Anders and Appropriations Staffer Charlie O’Neill to discuss the upcoming budget negotiations, the unintended consequences of a Work-From-Home culture, and modern money theory.

Getting Down to Business – Grove Unleashed – 4-16-24

State Rep. Seth Grove joins The Anders and Producer Chuck to discuss the State of the Union, Budget Hearings, and how to focus on the real business of governing our Commonwealth.

Get Back to the Basics – Grove Unleashed – 3-12-24

State Rep. Seth Grove joins The Anders and Appropriations Staffer Charlie O’Neill to discuss Gov. Shapiro’s Budget proposal.  Given his spending priorities, is the Governor trying to run the state or run for higher office?

Shapiro’s Wish List – Grove Unleashed – 2-16-24

State Rep. Seth Grove joins The Anders and Appropriations Staffer Charlie O’Neill to preview Gov. Shapiro’s second budget address.

Budget Address Preview – Grove Unleashed – 2-2-24

Grove Unleashed

We are a general farm and ranch organization that has roots of representing family farmers, ranchers and rural Oklahomans since 1905. Our focus extends beyond plows and cows as we address consumer issues and offer insurance coverage for all Oklahomans.

On this week's show we talk about the just completed annual AFR convention with AFR President Terry Detrick and AFR Governmental Relations Director Steve Thompson.  We also talk with NAWG Director Chandler Goule about the new mantra for wheat growers should be "Love Your Wheat".  And one final news note about AFR giving their Ag Advocacy award to Francie Tolle, with the USDA's Risk Management Agency in Kansas City.

Oklahoma Ag Report 02/22/18

On this week's show we talk with Steve Thompson, director of AFR governmental relations, about the key issues on the minds of AFR members as they attend the annual AFR convention this weekend in Norman, Okla.; We also talk with Ryan Goodman, NCBA, and Matt Boyer, Claremore, Okla., rancher, about being an advocate for agriculture.

Oklahoma Ag Report 02/15/18

On this edition of the AFR Country Journal podcast we talk with AFR President Terry Detrick about the 2018 Oklahoma legislative session, which convenes Monday, Feb. 5.  Specifically, we talk about the proposed Step Up Oklahoma plan to fill the state's budget deficit.

Country Journal 02/02/18

On this week's show we talk with AFR President Terry Detrick about the proposed "step-up" plan to fix the state's budget deficit as we start the 2018 Oklahoma legislative session on Monday; we also talk with Dr. Jerry Fitch and OSU animal science student Alexandria Schut about the capstone class we are assisting with this semester.

Oklahoma Ag Report 02/01/18

On this week's show we learn how the Oklahoma Ag. Department is controlling wild hogs.  We also talk with State Sen. Eddie Fields about the plan to fix the state's budget hole.

Oklahoma Ag Report 01/25/18

AFR On Air

For more than a century, Kansas Farm Bureau has served Kansas farmers and ranchers through advocacy, education and service. This podcast provides an in-depth view of issues that impact Kansas farm and ranch families.

Government

S3 Ep46: Work & Learn: RKAP Provides Unique Learning Opportunity

As the Institute of Digital Ag and Advanced Analytics (ID3A) leaders, Dr. Brain McCornack and Dr. Ignacio Ciampitti join the Inside Ag podcast to share more about their new initiative. ID3A brings together researchers from across the campus to develop new technologies that help solve regional agricultural production problems. The two Kansas State University researchers are passionate about connecting with producers and solving their issues. 



Learn more about ID3A at Institute for Digital Agriculture and Advanced Analytics (k-state.edu)


S3 Ep45: Discovering New Technologies in Agriculture

With the recent outbreak of Influenza A in dairy herds in Kansas, Dr. Justin Smith joins the Inside Ag podcast to provide some clarification and insight on the virus. He explains the signs and symptoms of the virus, breaks down the effects of the recent transportation order and offers tips for producers to protect against the virus.



For the most recent information regarding Influenza A, visit Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) Detections in Livestock (ks.gov)


S3 Ep44: Understanding the Impact of Influenza A

Zach Ducheneaux, USDA FSA Administrator, shares more about Farm Service Agency Loans available for Kansas farmers and ranchers. He explains the different types of loans, what they mean and how they benefit producers. He also dives into the financial impact of FSA loans. 



More information about FSA Loans can be found at USDA Farm Service Agency Home Page


S3 Ep43: FSA: Loans Meeting Kansas Producer's Needs

Dennis McKinney, State Executive Director, joins the Inside Ag podcast to share about different Farm Service Agencies (FSA) programs available for Kansas farmers and ranchers. He provides in-depth information on the Conservation Reserve Program, Environmental Livestock Assistance Program and Emergency Relief Program. Dennis has a wealth of knowledge about these programs and their impact. 



Learn more about FSA programs: USDA Farm Service Agency Home Page


S3 Ep42: FSA: Programs Assisting Kansas Agriculture

Inside Ag From Kansas Farm Bureau

KFEQ was founded by John L. Scroggn. Originally in Oak, Nebraska, Scroggin moved KFEQ to St. Joseph in 1925 and continues to be a strong presence in the Midland Empire today. Listen to 680-KFEQ-AM for the latest in news, sports, weather and agriculture in St Joseph and across Northwest Missouri and ...

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The Open Learning Campus provides convenient and reliable access to the latest developments in topics, which address complex, real-world issues in priority areas such as governance, health, cities, climate change and public private partnerships.

This series of podcast presents some lessons from PPP...

Virginia began its experience with Public-Private Partnerships by passing the Virginia Public-Private Transportation Act (PPTA) of 1995, which provided the legal framework for PPPs in the transportation sector. In 2002, the Virginia legislature passed the Public-Private Educational Facilities & Infrastructure Act (PPEA) to expand the possibility of PPP procurement outside the transportation sector. The Commonwealth has had a dedicated PPP organization within the state government since 2005, the current form of which is the Virginia Office of Public-Private Partnerships (VAP3). Virginia’s approach to PPP was codified in the publication of its PPTA Implementation Manuel and Guidelines in 2005. Updates, tools, and supplemental material have been developed since then, and the PPEA Implementation Manual and Guidelines was released in 2015.

Virginia has successfully implemented major PPP projects over the past decade, including a Design-Build-Operate-Maintain contract for the Capital Beltway Express Lanes, the Downtown/Midtown Tunnel/Martin Luther King Boulevard Extension in Hampton Roads, and the Interstate 95 express lanes in 2012. Currently, VAP3 is finalizing a contract for the Interstate 66 Outside the Beltway project.

Virginia’s PPP selection process occurs in three phases: Project Identification, Project Screening, and Project Development. Solicited projects and unsolicited proposals are entertained during Project Identification. Project Screening is a two-part, high-level analysis: High-Level Screening/Policy Review and Detail-Level Screening. If proposals continue to Project Development, they will be subjected to value-for-money and risk analysis.

This webinar will seek to expand upon Virginia’s PPP selection process, especially in identification and screening. The webinar will also discuss how Virginia’s experience works within the U.S. federal, state, and local infrastructure, and how applicable this experience can be for developing economies.

Virginia P3: How Proposals Are Identified and Screened for PPP Development with Morteza Farajian

Virginia P3: How Proposals Are Identified and Screened for PPP Development with Patrick DeCorla-Souza

The Republic of Korea has a long history of PPP. Its early experience consisted of individual legislation for specific projects. In 1994, the government began to formalize its process with the passing of the Act for the Promotion of Private Capital Investment in Social Overhead Capital, which provided the legal framework for the broader use of PPP. The legislation was revised in 1999 to produce the Act for Public-Private Partnerships in Infrastructure, which provided for the establishment of a PPP unit. The Korea Development Institute’s Public and Private Investment Management Center (PIMAC) currently serves as Korea’s PPP unit. From 1994 to 2015, the country implemented 684 PPP projects.

PIMAC is authorized to conduct prefeasibility studies for publicly financed projects with a total project cost of at least W50 billion, where W30 billion or more is subsidized by the State. Under the PPP legal and institutional framework, PIMAC screens and appraises PPP projects during the selection process. Solicited projects costing W200 billion or more for build-transfer-operate projects, or at least W100 billion for build-transfer-lease projects, and all unsolicited proposals are subject to analysis by PIMAC.

In Korea, potential PPP projects are identified by line ministries, or the private sector in the case of unsolicited proposals. As part of the feasibility assessment, projects (publicly financed and PPP) are subject to the Analytic Hierarchy Process, which includes economic, policy, and balanced regional development analyses. Following this process, projects go through project appraisal, where qualitative and quantitative (including value-for-money) analyses occur. If a project successfully completes this process, PIMAC will recommend it for procurement as a PPP.

Unified Framework for Feasibility Assessment: Republic of Korea

The Netherlands has a rich history of private participation in the development of its public infrastructure, dating back to the country’s beginnings in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. However, the idea of formalized PPP immigrated to the Dutch political establishment in the 1980s from the United Kingdom’s experimentation with private finance initiatives. As a solution to the country’s budgetary woes, the Dutch government attempted PPP for a couple of tunnel projects at the end of the decade. Unfortunately, these projects experienced cost overruns and unpopularity, and the idea was abandoned for future projects until the late 1990s.

In 1999, the Ministry of Finance established the PPP Knowledge Centre, which drove much of the policy discussion on PPP until 2006. In 2004, the European Commission published a Green Paper on Public-Private Partnerships and Community Law on Public Contracts and Concessions. This paper currently serves as the legal guidance for Dutch PPP, and served as a catalyst for additional PPP development in the Netherlands. In 2006, the Ministry of Transport, Public Works, and Water Management started a PPP unit, beginning a rigorous campaign for PPP development. The success of this unit was followed shortly thereafter by the Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning, and the Environment developing its own PPP unit, and later by the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature, and Food Quality. Cooperation between these three units led to the fast development of the Netherland PPP market and best practices, including standardized contracts, uniform reporting to Parliament, and standardized risk matrixes. This work precipitated project responsibility to fall to the executing ministry, with essential framework developments from the Ministry of Finance.

The Netherlands has developed its PPP selection process over the past decade, paying special attention to streamlining and publicizing the process to attract potential investors. The idea of creating an efficient and expeditious process was developed from the necessity to attract the private partners drawn to the larger PPP markets in France and the United Kingdom. This is also why the Netherlands only procures Design-Build-Finance-(Operate)-Maintain PPP projects. The Netherlands developed a small but dedicated group of civil servants, fostered by PwC, to create an enabling PPP environment. The Dutch approach to PPP selection is encompassed in three main analyses: Market Scan, Public-Private Comparator, and Public Sector Comparator.

An Attractive Environment: The Netherlands Approach to Identifying/Screening PPP Projects

Afghanistan, like many developing countries, has been seeking ways to develop and improve infrastructure within the framework of limited fiscal capabilities. In recent years, the World Bank Group has been working with the Government of Afghanistan on increasing private participation in infrastructure. Public-private partnerships are increasingly seen as a means to harness private innovation and finance while the government maintains ultimate ownership and insurance of the public interest. Although procuring infrastructure projects through PPP methods may be more efficient and provide greater value for money, the pre-tender project development costs tend to be higher than those associated with traditional procurement. In an effort to reduce waste in resources, it is important to have an effective methodology and tools to aid in identifying and screening potential PPP projects before resources are utilized in a full feasibility analysis. In 2015, the World Bank Group assisted the Government of Afghanistan in legal and regulatory reform to foster the growth of PPP. One of the products of this effort was the development of the PPP Suitability and Prioritization tool. This tool seeks to streamline the PPP process and ensure that resources are only used for proposals with a greater chance of viability.

Identifying/Screening Projects for PPP Implementation: Afghanistan

Public-Private Partnerships (audio)

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"영남대학교 대나무숲" 페이스북 페이지의 글들을 소개하고 떠들어보는 대학생들의 말사랑 방송

익명의 게시글에 세 명의 미천한 대학생이 자기 맘대로 코멘트를 달아주어 지식을 공유하고 공감하는 일상토크 
더 나아가 온 세상에 대학생의 목소리를 내뱉고 지식의 상아탑이라는 대학교의 역할을 제대로 이행 하지 못하는 우리나라 대학교의 교육 구조에 대한 잔인한 일침을 가한다!

대학생과 졸업생, 대학생이 아닌 사람들과 소통하고자 이 말 많은 방송을 시작한다!

-19화-

입풀기 :sns하는데 카톡답장이없습니다.
1부 : 중도민폐들
2부 :부모님과의 내적갈등
3부 :닮은 사람에게사랑을느끼나..?

19화 닮은 사람에게 사랑을 느끼나..?

asd"영남대학교 대나무숲" 페이스북 페이지의 글들을 소개하고 떠들어보는 대학생들의 말사랑 방송

익명의 게시글에 세 명의 미천한 대학생이 자기 맘대로 코멘트를 달아주어 지식을 공유하고 공감하는 일상토크 
더 나아가 온 세상에 대학생의 목소리를 내뱉고 지식의 상아탑이라는 대학교의 역할을 제대로 이행 하지 못하는 우리나라 대학교의 교육 구조에 대한 잔인한 일침을 가한다!

대학생과 졸업생, 대학생이 아닌 사람들과 소통하고자 이 말 많은 방송을 시작한다!

-18화-

입풀기 : 지구는 둥그니까
1부 : CC 몇 번 가능?
2부 : 웃음에 관하여
3부 : 대신전 근미래를 말하다

18화 CC 몇 번 가능?

asd"영남대학교 대나무숲" 페이스북 페이지의 글들을 소개하고 떠들어보는 대학생들의 말사랑 방송

익명의 게시글에 세 명의 미천한 대학생이 자기 맘대로 코멘트를 달아주어 지식을 공유하고 공감하는 일상토크 
더 나아가 온 세상에 대학생의 목소리를 내뱉고 지식의 상아탑이라는 대학교의 역할을 제대로 이행 하지 못하는 우리나라 대학교의 교육 구조에 대한 잔인한 일침을 가한다!

대학생과 졸업생, 대학생이 아닌 사람들과 소통하고자 이 말 많은 방송을 시작한다!

-17화-

입풀기 : 남친있는 동아리후배
1부 : 작은가슴을 놀리다.
2부 : 우울증에 관하여
3부 :내 장례식에는 누가올까

17화 내 장례식에는 누가올까

asd"영남대학교 대나무숲" 페이스북 페이지의 글들을 소개하고 떠들어보는 대학생들의 말사랑 방송

익명의 게시글에 세 명의 미천한 대학생이 자기 맘대로 코멘트를 달아주어 지식을 공유하고 공감하는 일상토크 
더 나아가 온 세상에 대학생의 목소리를 내뱉고 지식의 상아탑이라는 대학교의 역할을 제대로 이행 하지 못하는 우리나라 대학교의 교육 구조에 대한 잔인한 일침을 가한다!

대학생과 졸업생, 대학생이 아닌 사람들과 소통하고자 이 말 많은 방송을 시작한다!

-14화-

입풀기 : 가을이 오면
1부 : 미래가 두려워 못만나겠다는 썸남
2부 : 내 동생은 야동 매니아
3부 : 결혼에 미친 남친

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